Haircut Styles for Men: 30+ Trending Hairstyles You Need to Try Now

The fade curves around the ear instead of running straight across. It adds a creative edge to a classic fade.1.

A short, choppy top is styled forward with matte product. It adds volume to fine hair and takes about two minutes to style.

A classic military-inspired cut elevated with a skin-tight side fade and a touch of powder lift for an athletic, low-maintenance look.

A short, blunt fringe sits over faded sides. It's tidy and modern, and the fringe helps cover a receding hairline.

Short all the way around with a neat, horizontal micro-fringe and a subtle taper at the sideburns and neck for a clean finish.

A low-maintenance, slightly grown-out zero-to-one-grade clipper cut that requires no styling while showing off your facial structure.

Starts just above the ears and neckline, keeping the sides neat without being completely buzzed off.

One length all over, clipped short. It needs no styling and shows off your bone structure.

Short sides with a slightly longer top brushed up or forward. It's timeless, athletic and easy to keep neat.

A longer crew cut that can be parted at the side. It looks polished with a suit or a T-shirt.

A defined part with hair combed to one side. It suits most face shapes and always looks professional.

Hair combed straight back with pomade for a sleek finish. It looks confident and works well on thick hair.

The front is lifted and swept up, with shorter sides. The added height helps balance rounder faces.

A dramatic quiff with plenty of front volume. It's a statement style for men who enjoy styling.

Short on top and sides, longer at the back, but blended more cleanly than the original. It's expressive and works well with waves and curls.

Natural curls stay on top while the sides are faded. It celebrates your texture and needs little effort.

A blunt, straight fringe with tight, faded sides. It's low maintenance and great for thick hair.

A tousled fringe that falls forward. It has a relaxed, youthful look that needs minimal styling.

Very short sides and back with a longer top. The top can be slicked back, parted or textured, so it's versatile.

A Korean-inspired fringe that curves into a comma shape. It's soft, stylish and works well on straight hair.

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1. Caesar Cut: A short, horizontal fringe combed forward over even, short hair. It's simple, sharp and flattering for receding hairlines.

2. High and Tight: Very short sides and back with a little length on top. It has a disciplined look and needs almost no styling.

3. Short Spikes: Short hair styled upward with strong-hold clay or gel. It adds energy and suits thick, straight hair.

4. Classic Short Back and Sides: Tapered sides with a slightly longer top. It never goes out of fashion and works for any occasion.

Medium lengths give you room to experiment while staying manageable.

1. Bro Flow: Ear-length or longer hair swept back off the face. It's relaxed and looks especially good on wavy hair.

2. Layered Shag: Choppy layers add movement and texture. It's forgiving and adds body to fine hair.

3. Medium Curls: Curls at a moderate length with shaped sides to control volume. It shows off your natural texture.

4. Textured Medium Waves: Loose waves with a lightly tousled finish. It gives an effortless look for casual and smart-casual outfits.

A long hair cut style for men takes patience, but it offers the most freedom.

1. Long Layered Cut: Layers keep long hair from looking heavy or flat. They add shape and make styling easier.

2. Man Bun: Long hair gathered at the back of the head. It's practical, neat and keeps hair off your face at the gym.

3. Half-Up Top Knot: The top section is tied up while the rest hangs loose. It balances length with tidiness and shows off a strong jawline.

4. Long Wavy Surfer Hair: Shoulder-length waves worn loose and natural. It suits a laid-back personality.

• Start with towel-dried hair. Products hold best on slightly damp hair.
• Match the product to the finish. Matte clay gives texture, pomade gives shine, and sea salt spray adds a beachy feel.
• Use less than you think. A pea-sized amount is enough for short hair.
• Blow-dry for volume. Dry hair upward and back to build lift at the roots.
• Warm the product first. Rub it between your palms and work it from back to front.
• Fix flat hair fast. Texture spray or powder adds grip and volume in seconds.
• Tame frizz. A tiny amount of leave-in cream or oil works well on curly and wavy hair.

• Book regular trims. Fades and short cuts need a touch-up every 2 to 4 weeks. Medium and long styles need one every 6 to 10 weeks.
• Wash 2 to 3 times a week. Over-washing strips natural oils. For frizzy or unruly hair, TRESemmé Keratin Smooth Shampoo is a popular choice for smoother, more manageable hair.
• Condition every wash, focusing on mid-lengths and ends.
• Add a weekly hair mask. The Love Beauty and Planet Argan Oil & Lavender Hair Mask can help soften dry hair and make it easier to style. Leave it on for the time on the pack, then rinse well.
• Protect from heat. Use a heat protectant and a medium dryer setting.
• Care for your scalp. Massage while shampooing and use an anti-dandruff shampoo if you get flakes.
• Clear product build-up. Use a clarifying shampoo about once a month.

You want to get something that automatically suits your face shape, hair type and personality. A sharp low fade, a relaxed flow or even a long layered cut all look good if you have a great barber and the right tools to maintain your hair. Save a few favorites from this list, take them to your next appointment, and don't be afraid to try something new.