GROOMING: SEXY HAIRCUTS FOR MEN TO COPY FROM NOW TILL THE END OF THE YEAR!

There are many ways to style black men’s hair. They can choose to go for natural, fro, dreads, long, short, shaved, tapered and many more. If you have been contemplating on changing your haircut, you would find this list very helpful.

We know how hard and daunting it is to find the perfect haircut especially if you have been used to sporting a long or short hair cut. Here we have listed and divided the best black men haircuts from short to long. Do not just standout with your hairstyle this fall, nail the best look for your all year round.

Box Fade

The box fade is back, with some thanks to the style making a big comeback on NBA courts. You might know it as the hi -top or flat top. It is the style that combines sides that taper down to a short length with a sharply-defined rectangular top. Yep, hence the name. Typically the hair is about 3 -5 cm on top, although the way you rock it depends on your style and what suits your head. For a less dramatic look, opt for a gradual taper on the sides with a shorter, tight top.

Afro Fade

The Afro fade is a fun haircut for any man able to pull it off. In essence, the Afro fade incorporates the tapered sides of the box fade with a top that is somewhat left to grow how it likes.

Short Part With Fade

With such thick hair, the idea of a part might be laughable. But the seemingly pointless part line can be utilised as a very deliberate design feature in any hairstyle. If your hair is on the thicker, curlier end of the spectrum, have your barber shave a feature ‘part’ line for stylish results. The part line acts as a point of asymmetry and adds interest to what could otherwise be a standard haircut. With the addition of faded sides, this style is very relevant right now.

Pompadour

It’s a haircut that’s traditionally worn by men with fine, straight hair. However, this type of cut is also a perfect match for those with tight curls; you can style tremendous control over the shape your hair takes. By shaping a quiff at the front of your hair, you’ ll make for an intriguing alternative to the standard box cut .

Line Up

Instead of letting your natural hairline dictate your hair’s outline, this haircut sees your barber shave a straight hairline with sharp angles into your hair. Line ups take the idea of defining your hairline on your neck to your forehead, and it looks spectacular. Do keep in mind, that this cut requires frequent maintenance, lest you end up looking as if you have facial hair stubble on your forehead. This style draws attention to your eyes and brow line.

Waves

One thing is for certain; it is a style that could only be achieved with the benefit of thick hair. If you decide waves are for you, it’s best to see a barber beforehand. He or she will get your hair looking right before you start the wave process. The look will take a while to appear, and you will need a few products to get it going, most importantly a wave brush. Speak to your barber for more advice on how to achieve this unique haircut.

Curls With Fade

For those guys with looser curls, an undercut or fade with some more length on top could prove an interesting choice. Let your curls grow to a longer length on top, and have them take on their own style. The juxtaposition between the unrestrained medium-length curls and neat, faded sides makes for a unique look.

Buzz Cut

Another easy option for those who don’t want to worry about dealing with difficult hair. The buzz cut is the short, military -inspired hairstyle that is low maintenance but high impact. As with any super-short haircut, the look will draw attention to your brow and make your face look more defined.

Buzz cut with beards

Geometric

This haircut is another style that takes advantage of thick hair and tight curls. Strong angles define a geometric cut , but there is no steadfast rule on how it should look . Your imagination is your guide here. One option is to use your part line (whether that’s real or imagined) as a guide to creating a right angle part in your hair.

Twists With Fade

This is another combination of style that brings a 2016 relevance to the look. Maintain some length on the top and style twists in the way outlined above. On the sides, opt for a length that tapers down. The style draws attention to what’ s happening upstairs. This haircut works particularly well if the hair on top is a little longer and unruly .

Clean Shave

It’s the easiest way out, sure , but it can look amazing and fresh on the right head. Not just the killer solution for a receding hairline, a clean shave might just look amazing on your head. The look sends a bold message of confidence in your style. Keep in mind, if your hair is particularly coarse, you may be prone to razor bumps. Ideally, you should shave with wet hair, a moisturising shaving oil and decent shaving cream to avoid the bumps. And remember always to shave with the grain.

Short Patterned Mohawk

Mohawk with a twist. This hairstyle breaks the norm with added patterns on the sides of the shaved head makes a clear statement about you.

Locks

Fade, medium, long locks. However way you choose to personalize your locks, the hairstyle requires a lot of maintenance for you to reach your desired taste. So be patient cos the outcome is one you will enjoy, which will also set you aside from other haircuts.