Men's hairstyles have changed over the past few years and with so many options, it can be difficult to decide which look is best for you. We have collected the best men’s haircuts and hairstyles for men who prefer to wear long, short, or medium hair to choose from.
Whether you have curly or straight hair or prefer a
high or short cut, Capello Barbers has a men's haircut and hairstyle for you to
try. Pick your favorite hairstyle and bring it to Capello Barbers, men’s barber to have your hairdresser cut your hair accordingly and
follow the steps below to recreate the look at home.
A
Tight Fade and a Hard Part Comb Over
This
look is ideal if you want a light cut that can be combed quickly to the side.
First, decide where the part of your hair will be. This means one side will be
long and the other short, so let your stylist know your preference. Ask for a
tight fade that rises to the back of the head and reaches the sides of the
temples. The top should be cut so that one side is long enough to comb through.
To create a hairstyle, lightly work the wax pomade into damp hair. Use a comb
to brush your hair in the desired direction. To further hold your hair in
place, complete the look by adding hairspray.
High
Fade and Curly Hair
Curls
can be tricky because they take a little more effort to tame, but they're not
impossible to style. For the perfect haircut, ask your stylist to keep the
sides and back short, and fade into two to three inches long at the top. Rub
the Grip Tight Hold Gel into your hands, and then use your fingers to squeeze
or “knead” the product into the curls.
Slicked
Back Pompadour with a Soft Taper
Make
this haircut your new look if you want to add some height and volume to your
hair. Ask your stylist to create a soft taper from the neckline to the back of
the crown and from the temples to the rounding of the head at the sides. The
top section should be long enough so that your hair can easily be combed back
to the top of your head. To get a pompadour, comb damp hair back and away from
your face while blow-drying. Starting at the hairline, apply Stand Tough
Extreme Gel with your fingertips and work evenly through the hair. Press gently
with your palms and smooth any loose strands that are out of place.
Short
Crop Haircut with Brushed Back Hairstyle
The
short haircut is a haircut worth experimenting with for guys with thick hair
who want something longer than the classic Caesar cut. To get a haircut, ask
your stylist to smooth down your sides to the sides and back to the top of your
head. The hair on top should be two to three inches long. Starting at the back
of your head, comb the top of your hair forward and towards your face while
blow-drying. When hair is dry, rub Clay Pomade between palms to dissolve the
product. Using your fingers, comb your hair towards your face and spread the
product evenly through your hair. This will help add clutter to your hair so it
doesn't look tangled.
Man
Bun for Long Hair
Man's buns may be out of your sight, but there's a way to make them work for you. It's really easy. Take a small amount of Work Hard Molding Paste in your hands and use your fingers to spread the product through your hair. Gather all your hair up to the middle of the back of your head and hold it together with one hand. With your other hand, twist your hair and roll it into a bun, then secure it with a hair tie. Use your fingers to twist any excess product left on your hands into loose strands to give your hair a messy texture.
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