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Best men's hairstyles for wavy hair.
Got wavy hair? Work with it. These cuts are picked to suit wavy hair, with the products and routine to keep them looking sharp.
Bro Flow
The bro flow is medium-length hair grown out and pushed straight back, with no hard parting. It falls loosely behind the ears and curls slightly at the neck.
Brush Back
A brush back sweeps all the hair on top backwards, away from the forehead, with no part and no shine. It is the matte, textured cousin of the slick back. How much lift you build at the front decides whether you are wearing the loose, the short or the voluminous version.
Curtains
Curtains are medium-length hair with a middle or off-centre parting, so the front falls in two soft panels on either side of the forehead. The length usually reaches the eyebrows, and on longer versions the cheekbones.
French Crop
The French crop is a short cut with a blunt fringe pushed forward onto the forehead and short, tapered or faded sides. The top is cut choppy, so it looks messy on purpose.
Fringe
A fringe is a haircut where the front hair is left longer than the sides and worn over your forehead, across it, or pushed back off it. It is one of the easiest ways to change the shape of your face, and there are five main versions to choose from.
Ivy League
The Ivy League is a crew cut with extra length left at the front, long enough to comb into a side part. It is the smartest version of a short haircut, and it is also called a Princeton.
Medium Layered Cut
The medium layered cut keeps your hair around ear to collar length, with layers cut through it to remove bulk. It is a simple, versatile shape rather than a bold statement. The same layering works short and messy, or swept to one side.
Modern Mullet
The modern mullet is short on the sides and top with deliberate length left at the back, over the neck. Unlike the old version, the transition is blended and the length is softer.
Pompadour Fade Haircut
A pompadour fade pairs a high-volume top swept up and back with sides faded down to short or skin length. Here's how to choose the fade height, ask your barber, and style it.
Quiff
A quiff is a haircut where the front section of hair is lifted up and slightly back, while the sides stay short. It is softer and more casual than a pompadour, and it comes in five main versions depending on how much height and texture you want.
Shag
The shag is a medium-length cut built from choppy layers, shortest near the crown and longest at the back, with a soft fringe at the front. It is meant to look lived-in rather than groomed.
Slick Back
The slick back taper keeps the hair on top long enough to comb straight back, while the sides and back get shorter as they go down. It is a clean, formal cut that shows your whole face.
Undercut with Volume
The undercut with volume cuts the sides one short length all the way up, with no blend, and leaves a long top that you style upward. The contrast between the two is the whole point.
Wolf Cut
The wolf cut is a medium-length shaggy cut with heavy layers. It is short and full at the crown, then gets progressively longer and thinner towards the ends.