Gentlemen, this is Mantelligence.
Today, we’re showing you the 10 most attractive haircuts to women and how to find the best
one for you.
Along with your clothes, your haircut is one of the first things people notice about you,
And while we all try to find a good one, it isn’t always so straight-forward and easy.
And that’s why it’s so important to know the best haircuts for men and the 1 haircut
no man should have
So.... here are 10 haircuts women love and
how to find the one that’s right for you.
1. The High and Tight
Appearing recently on Ryan Reynolds for his
role in Deadpool, The High and Tight is one of the most classically
simple and clean haircuts there is.
Due to its trademark tidiness and low maintenance requirements,
The High and Tight was originally just a military haircut.
But what began as a purely functional haircut for Marines,
would eventually also be picked up by civilians with a practical sense of style.
There’s just one important thing to consider, because it’s traditionally one of the shortest
cuts out there, if your hair is fine or thin, this haircut
may end up showing too much skin.
2. The Pompadour
The 1950’s were an interesting time for
style: Not only was it the era of letterman sweaters,
poodle skirts, and the Chevy Bel Air, But it also brought us a symbolic haircut
that has stayed with us ever since: The Pompadour.
Originally named after Madame de Pompadour of 18th century France,
the popularization of the “pomp” can actually be traced back to American royalty...
none other than The King himself, Elvis Presley.
While some of the modern iterations may not resemble Elvis’ iconic hairdo at first glance,
the elements are usually there: Medium to long length hair combed cleanly
upwards above the forehead, And always held in place by lots of product.
3. The Comb Over
If you’re looking for one haircut that’s
clean-cut, super versatile... and can get you looking dapper in a jiffy:
The Comb Over is probably what you need.
Despite sharing its name with another haircut used in an attempt to hide baldness,
The comb over has always been a popular, not to mention, masculine, haircut.
So if you need something that not only works great for a job interview or a first date
but is also perfect for a wide range of hair types:
Get your barber to spruce you up with a crisp comb over.
4. The Mohawk
From the days of punk rock, to Mr. T, to Travis Barker,
there may be no haircut more iconic of American
counterculture than The Mohawk.
And likely to the dismay of the punks that first popularized them,
mohawks have come a long way and entered firmly into the mainstream.
Because for a haircut that at one point symbolized rebelliousness,
these days, mohawks are not just socially acceptable,
but from athletes, to teachers, to regular Joe’s: they’re even pretty popular.
And while you probably still won’t see too many authority figures with them,
there are endless variations that don’t require nearly as much audacity to make work.
5. Messy
Whether you want to look fresh off the beach,
or fresh out of bed, a haircut of the “messy” variety could
be a great option for you.
While not quite Keith Richards-level, these haircuts are purposely styled to work
with the natural movement of hair.
And whether it’s combined with an undercut, a high fade or a little fringe up front,
there are countless ways a guy can sport a messy cut while still looking fresh.
So if you want a haircut that’s not only low-maintenance,
but also allows for some length and an effortless, natural look,
ask for it a little messy the next time you get your hair cut.
Let’s take a quick break to talk about the 3 things to consider when choosing the right
haircut for you.
Because not only is there an entire language when it comes to haircuts,
But there’s also an entire system in place for choosing the right one for you.
So, to help you navigate the world of hair styling, here are 3 important things to consider
when shopping for a haircut.
#1. The Shape of Your Face
If you go to a stylist for a haircut,
you may find that the shape of your face is the first thing they’ll look at.
See, what they’re trying to figure out, is how to make the haircut work best with
your face type.
For guys, it’s usually about making your face appear more squared,
So unless you’ve already got a square jaw and pronounced cheekbones,
try to go for a haircut with an emphasis on angles.
#2. Upkeep
Another important consideration in choosing
a haircut, is the amount of work you’re going to want
to put into it every day.
for some guys, having the shortest hair possible is a no-brainer...
because if you’re getting up at 5:00am everyday,, your hair may be the last thing you want to
think about.
So take a look at your lifestyle: If you have a schedule or hobbies that might
not mesh with high-maintenance hair, You might want to consider a more manageable
cut.
#3. How Much Hair You Have
It’s a harsh reality: Some guys get to keep
all their hair, while others lose it.
And the amount of hair you have, will often determine what kind of haircut
you’re going to get.
Whether it’s a receding hairline, male pattern baldness, or just thinning hair
some hair styles may simply end up being off-limits.
But that doesn’t mean you’re out of luck Because there are actually quite a few options
for the hair-impaired, So just find a good stylist and get the one
that’s right for you.
Okay, let’s get back into the top 5 hairstyles for men:
6. The Caesar
Truth be told: The Caesar is not a haircut
for every guy, but for guys who might be worried about a
receding hairline, it can be an option that doesn’t just hide
your hair problem, it even looks great.
Named after Julius Caesar, who allegedly donned it to hide his own receding hairline,
this haircut makes the most out of the hair on top of the head...
while still keeping things short, manageable and stylish.
But be warned: while some good stylists can set you up with a clever haircut,
if your hair is severely thinning or receding at a fast pace,
you might just want to think about taking it all the way down.
7. The Buzz Cut
Easy on you and even easier on your barber,
the buzz cut has long been an option for guys who just don’t want to worry about their
hair.
Not only does it beat out just about every haircut in terms of manageability,
but if you also want to grow out your hair later, it’s an ideal place to start.
There’s just one thing to know before going under the clippers:
While the buzz cut offers an easy, athletic look for lots of guys,
unfortunately not all head shapes are made for buzz cuts.
8. The Slick-Back
Long seen as the hairstyle of mafia dons and
wealthy bad boys, The slick-back has arisen from only being
associated with the fast life, to a super clean, presentable style that can
be worn everyday.
For guys with a full head of medium to long length hair,
a slick-back can be combined with any number of styles
...to create a confident, one-of-a kind look.
There’s just one thing to remember before you pull out the comb:
make sure to use high-quality product to avoid a look that’s too greasy and stiff.
9. The Side Part
Whether it’s for the office, happy hour,
or for meeting the parents, the side part is a great option for any guy
wanting to look fashionable on all fronts.
Historically held in place with a hefty scoop of pomade,
the side part has been making guys dapper since the early 20th century.
These days, you can see this classic cut just about everywhere you go,
and while the signature side part remains a fundamental element,
This cut is often coupled with a smooth fade or crisp undercut for a little variety.
10. The Classic
Not too short on the sides, a little longer
on top with an easy sweep to either side: The Classic haircut takes the best parts of
every haircut ...to create a style that nearly every guy
can make his own.
Justin Timberlake, Ryan Gosling, Brad Pitt: there probably isn’t a single A-Lister who
hasn’t gone the classic route at least once.
So next time you need a no-fail haircut that’s guaranteed to do the job,
Get your barber to give you your very own Classic Cut.
If there’s one haircut that you don’t want to get caught with,
it’s the bowl cut.
While the bowl has some women putting a modern spin on it,
there is always going to be a better alternative for guys.
But the danger isn’t just in guys trying to be bold with a bowl cut...
its ending up with one by accident...which is easier than you’d think:
Whether you tried to cut your hair yourself or you let an old haircut get too long,
the accidental bowl cut can sneak up on you and happen at any time.
But the good news is you don’t have to let a bowl cut happen to you:
all you’ve got to do is make sure you get a professional cut
and be sure to keep a close eye on it.
Those the 10 best haircuts for men, that women love + the 1 haircut to never get.
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