Hairstyle
Fabulous hairstyles are there for men of different types of hair.
Thousands of hairstyles are available all over the world. But not every hairstyle suit on
people. And if you’re a fashion lover, trendy person you do have to know about hairstyles
and which will suit on you. Though there are many kinds of hairstyles still these are popular
among the young and also mid-aged generation.
- Fade Haircut
The fade is a men’s haircut where the hair on the sides and back of your head gradually gets
shorter from top to bottom. The process of fading from one length to another is generally
achieved using hair clippers. - Taper Fade
Also known as a taper, the taper fade is a clean-cut modern haircut that continues to be
popular in barbershops. The main difference between the taper and fade is that the fade cut
is blended into the skin while the taper leaves very short hair. The taper is an incredibly chic
and classy look that any man can get to elevate his appearance. - Low Fade
The low fade features a more even and gradual blend between the short hair around the
ears and the longer hair near the crown than other taper or fade haircuts. The low fade is
more subtle than some of the other fade options but no less stylish by any means. As with
any fade, you’ll want regular cuts to maintain the clean look. The low fade pairs exceptionally
well with some stubble or a short beard. - High Fade
The high fade is a type of fade that features a more sudden contrast between the longer top
and shorter sides. The high fade haircut starts near the top of the sides and back and quickly
tapers down. Bold and edgy, this faded cut offers very short hair for a fresh look. - Mid Fade
The mid fade strikes the perfect balance between a high and low fade, creating a bold yet
effortlessly cool look. A mid fade haircut is a cut that starts in the middle of the head and
tapers down to the ears and neckline. This medium fade gradually blends the short sides
and back into the longer hair, and can be the ideal complement to a stylish business
professional hairstyle like Big Apple Barbershop
Hairstyle by face shape
Pull back your hair and pay attention to the length and width of individual features. The most
important dimensions to focus on are the length of your face, the width of your forehead as
well as the width of your cheekbones, jawline, and chin. In comparing these dimensions, you
will be able to figure out which face shape you are and commit to a haircut and hairstyle that
is most suited to your individual facial proportions.
1.Oval Face Shape
Oval face shapes are proportioned well and can handle a broad range of different hairstyles
and lengths. A conservative quiff works well, but there is also a lot of room to experiment
with longer lengths and modernized cuts. Your face shape can handle a voluminous
pompadour or even longer, fuller rocker-esque shoulder-length hair. Oval face shapes also
work well with a buzz cut and a shaved head.
- Square Face Shape
You’re working with a strong jawline, which should be emphasized. We recommend opting
for an undercut, which will make the most of your distinctive features. As this face shape is
versatile with different types of hair, don’t be afraid to experiment with other lengths and
styles. We recommend a lot of volume when styling your hair, so focus on fullness and add
as much product as you desire – this face shape can handle a significant amount of hair. A
quiff works well, whether done more classically or with a modern edge. You can also try out
deeper side parts which will enhance your features. - Heart Face Shape
When choosing a hairstyle for your heart-shaped face, remember that you will want to
balance out the top part of your face with the bottom, so keep your hair proportionate to your
features. You should focus on trying to ensure that your chin doesn’t appear too narrow. A
textured fringe or dimensional quiff will do the job- just remember that you should use a
lightweight product to ensure that you are not creating disproportionate angles. - Diamond Face Shape
Side parts work very well for gentlemen with diamond face shapes so ensure that your hair
is textured and a little messy, which will complement your facial features better. A textured or
angular fringe will also balance out the wider proportions of your cheekbones with your
forehead, lending a more balanced aesthetic. - Round Face Shape
Your hairstyle needs to create angles, given round faces naturally, lack shape and
dimension. To elongate your face, try out a hairstyle with longer proportions up top and
shorter sides. A pompadour or quiff will do just that, working to create more dimension and
giving your baby face a more pronounced look. Note that a side part will also create more
angles and give you a more mature look.
Your Skin Tone and The Right Hair Color
For those who regularly color their hair, whether it’s every few months or even years, more
than likely there was one color choice along the line that was just absolutely wrong. It could
have been that the color was too bright, too dark, faded too quickly or just made you look
washed out. Either way, it wasn’t the right hair color for you. The best way to avoid such a
thing from happening again (or at all for those applying hair color for the first time) is to do a
little research and work out your skin tone.
Your skin tone has a big impact on how your hair color will look, and a color that clashes will
be evident against your skin right away. On the flip side, a hair color that matches your skin
tone will light up your face and complement your complexion. Put simply, it’ll look flattering
and natural- which is what great hair color is all about!
It doesn’t matter whether you have been coloring your hair for years or if it’s your first time, it
can be very hard to choose what tone will be right for you.
Seeing a great style in a magazine or on celebrity chameleons flaunting their latest hair color
change with fantastic results can be great inspiration. Unfortunately it does not always work
out that way when trying the look on our own hair.
Find your warm or cool complexion to see which hair tones will suit you best and look the
most natural next to your skin color.
Although your eyes only play a complementary role in determining your complexion, their
color will help to steer you in the right direction when trying to work out your correct
complexion tone.
Grey and light blue are cool colours which are almost always teamed up with a cool
complexion. There are also collections of colours which can blend into warm skin tones as
well as cool tones, such as green, dark blue, deep brown and hazel eyes with blue or grey
flecks. Julianne Hough has a typical cool, fair complexion teamed up with light blue eyes.
Skin Tone:
Skin tone (the natural color of your skin) is very important in determining which hair tone will
suit you best.
Cool
• Pale skin (with or without pink tones in the cheeks)
• Very dark brown/black
• True olive
Warm
• Brown with pink or golden undertones
• Peaches and cream
• Freckled skin
• Ruddy skin
Once you have figured out your coloring, the fun part begins! It’s time to look at the best
colors for your complexion, whether it be cool or warm.
Cool skin tone :
- Dark chocolate brown is a fantastic shade for cool skin tones, especially for fair skin. This
color is great for making light eyes pop and for making cool complexions glow. - Icy white blonde is perfectly suited to cool complexions as well, so why not try an ultra light
blonde? These platinum blonde locks create a stunning look when paired with a cool
complexion and can work with both dark and light eyes. - Beige blonde will also work well on cool complexions and will suit both dark and light eyes.
- Copper red is another fantastic option for cool complexions, especially if you have freckles
or a ruddy complexion. - Jet black is a daring option for cool skin tones that can work on any complexion from fair to
dark. A healthy appearance as dark tones usually reflect the light better than lighter colors.
Warm skin tone: - Chocolate brown is another flattering hair color for warm skin tones, especially those that
are medium to dark. - If you want to lighten things up, golden blonde may be the option for you. This color works
on fair to dark complexions and looks great with light and dark eyes. - Strawberry blonde looks divine on warm skin tones, especially with blue or green eyes. The
golden undertones make her skin glow and highlight her blue eyes.
