In the last few years, men’s hairstyles have gone from one spectrum to the other. With so many style options available in men’s clothing nowadays, haircuts and haircolouring have become the new accessory.
Here’s a look at the season’s hottest hair trends for men to help you create your look and wear it with confidence.
The Cut The MadMen cut is the hottest look for men right now. The look is very polished, cropped and faded in the back and sides with length left on the top. The hair is parted to the side, and the length is styled and personalized with gel cream.
Some men may go for a more disconnected version of this new cut by having their stylist buzz the back and sides leaving the top long with no blending - hence the word disconnected.
For men with mid length hair, a lower side part is swept across the forehead with length on the sides ending at mid-ear, or completely covering it. Collar length in the back of this cut is more relaxed with a small amount of product, or none at all.
The Product ICON has released a new gel cream product called Protein. A medium hold product that, when combed through the hair, adds body with a small amount of sheen. (A modern-day version of your grandfather’s Brylcream, if you will.) Great for wavy hair as well, it holds your hair in place without that “crunchy effect” favoured in the past.
The Colour Gone are the days of highlighted hair. It’s all about “darker solid tones” or “extreme super blondes”. To go this route, make sure consult a good colourist that will help you achieve the shade that is right for your skin tone. A sporadic trend making a huge statement is “Street Wear”. Hair is completely bleached out with pastel tones of blue, green or purple. To add drama, vivid colors of yellow orange and red are used. These looks accessorize the guy who combines colour and plaid to make a bold statement.
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