Men Hair Cut

Back Hairstyle

Here’s a masculine haircut that will never go out of style. The clean edging around the ear and the nape combined with the low taper lend a modern appeal. Smoothing your hair back and out of the way is a very clean approach to medium length hair.

Fade Haircut

For mens medium haircuts that are simple and easy to style, shoot for hair that isn’t longer than a few inches. One styling trick is to let your hair air dry, then use some pomade on top to pull hair straight up and create separation in the spikes, and then hit everything with a bit of hair spray.

Grown Out Layers

So suave and debonair! If you have hair this nice, you better grow it out! With this look, you will likely get the best results by blow drying your hair after you wash instead of air drying. Try using a round brush to get the barely-there flip at the ends.

Medium Length Waves

For a mens haircut that is classic but currently fashionable, try longer hair on the top and shorter on the bottom. You don’t need to have it cut all the way to the skin if that’s not your style. Instead, leave a half inch on the sides and back. Use a pomade to create hold in the hair as you are styling it back and to the side.

Medium Length

Mid length hair is having a moment for guys, and nothing is chicer than the undercut. Pair your smooth and sleek undercut with a short, clean-kempt beard and you’ll really be looking fresh. If you want to try this style but your hair isn’t quite long enough, opt for an Ivy League while you are growing it out.

Mid Length Taper

For a cool look that is really masculine, try a taper with mid length hair on top. The contrasts of length and colors create a powerful look that is at the same time very classy.

Natural Waves

Those who say short hair is safe don’t know how to rock longer strands with attitude. While this style is similar in theory to the one above, it uses an ample dose of natural waves and healthy volume to transform the layers and 5 o’clock shadow into a dangerous and seductive look.

Short Sides

Medium length hairstyles for men can be longish all over or they can build dramatically from a skin fade to a long swath at the top. The cropped exterior enhances bone structure and makes styling a breeze. Use wax for strong, flexible hold.

Side Shave

Carved designs are a trendy way to customize your hairstyle. Placing the etching between two different textures and lengths is best for fusing the pattern with the overall shape. Disconnected length at the top can be brushed away to highlight the design or combed over to cover it.

Side-Shaved

This style is all about balancing the length. Complement a buzzed side with a slick chin length comb over. Rock a thick beard to keep your look rugged and masculine.

Slicked Back

Mid length hairstyles provide a bounty of options. The tapered sides and nape blend into the long top seamlessly. Here, strands are swept cleanly away from the forehead in a classic prohibition-era shape. Using pomade gives a vintage sheen that’s effortlessly dapper.

Spiky Tapered Cut

Hard and crispy spiked hair is a thing of the past, now more men are embracing soft, touchable hair that appears less groomed and more casual. This look is a go-to for males who are attractive and unapologetic about it. Nothing grabs attention more than someone who exudes confidence without having to appear like they are trying too hard.

Taper Fade

The height is perfectly balanced within this smart combover. The tapered edges and neat line up speak classic masculinity. The beard adds another rugged component.

Tousled Balayage

Balayage for men? Of course! This gorgeous male style is a must try for men with thick, mid length hair. Just be sure to go to a hairstylist who understands the importance of toning. You want caramel highlights, not yellow (we hope that particular 90s trend does not come back in style).

Undercut

Brushing strands up and back gives medium length men’s hairstyles a sleek, unbroken silhouette. Here, a low fade pairs harmoniously with the disconnected length on top. Brushed back styles are often worn smooth, but a slightly disheveled finish feels loose and rugged.

 

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