Over the course of the last three or four decades, there have been many changes in the ways young men wear their hair. Changing trends in young men’s hairstyles have gone from very tame short haircuts to some really way out long hairstyles and there is no boundary right now. The decision is yours… all we have is a list of the trendiest hairstyles for young guys right now.
No matter you’re going for a long or short wavy hairstyle, waves are attractive. always give off a boy-next-door vibe and the bedhead look is always in, so you can wake up and go in no time at all.
If you have straight hair, count yourself lucky that no styling is needed: simply leave it loose but keep it trimmed at regular intervals for healthy locks.
Hard parts are clean shaved in lines on either side of the head that add easy dimension to your haircut. Here, it separates a fade from heightened texture.
To make fine hair look thicker, slick it all back in one direction. It’s a professional style that’ll also stay looking hot while you’re working up a sweat at the gym.
Messy hair, aka bedhead, is not difficult to get: use your fingers to scrunch the hair near the forehead and keep the back trimmed short so you don’t look sloppy.
Rock your natural hair by letting it grow several inches and leaving it wild. Make sure to leave your gorgeous eyes visible for a look everyone will love.
Quiffs are popular for the way they combine a pompadour with a flattop. Wear it with a fade or an undercut, or both!
Short & Simple Hairstyle
There are still a variety of simple hairstyles for young men that come in different lengths. Most conservative families still encourage young men to keep their hair short and simple, usually just flipped over to one side. Some popular styles from the fifties and sixties and still around, including the ducktail and the flat top.
Emo Hair
More modern young men are going in different directions with their hairstyles. One of the more trendy styles today is known as emo hair. This basically consists of cutting the hair to any length one desires and styling it in a way that is truly unique and individual. In most cases, the hair is dyed black with other colors used in different ways to create a fringe or a spot of color within the style.
Punk hairstyles are still quite popular as well. The most common punk style, the Mohawk, is still going strong, but other punk styles are coming along as well. Medium length hair is often worn in spikes that stick up all over the head. Most punk styles are high maintenance and require a great deal of time applying mousse or styling gel to hold the hair in the rakish positions chosen for the day.
One of the most popular new hairstyles for young men is known as the faux-hawk. This hairstyle uses the Mohawk as a basis, but instead of shaving the sides of the head, the hair is worn short on the sides and longer on top. How the hair is styled is a matter of personal taste. It can be styled with the longer top hair standing up like a regular Mohawk or it can be adjusted to a more traditional look.
One thing that is different today is the fact that young men have a great deal more latitude in how they wear their hair without fear of being seen as strange or aberrant. Where once short hair was the only choice available for young men in the mainstream, now it is not uncommon to see men with hair as long as any woman. The number of styles that can be worn is just as varied.
Feeling inspired by these young men’s hairstyles? When it comes to looking trendy, there’s no shortage of ways to insert your personality onto your haircut. Try one or all of these styles and see which one you love best. We have a feeling this list will become your go-to!