Top Men's Haircuts For Spring 2022 - Part 2
Choosing a haircut is never an easy task. Most men take pride in having a good cut and use it as a means to boost their confidence. However, choosing a cut is a lot harder than it seems. There are many factors to consider when choosing a haircut such as a face shape, hair length, and what styles are in trend. A good haircut will essentially bring out your good features and help you hide the ones you are not too fond of. CADMEN barbershop has compiled a list of 5 hairstyles that are in trend and versatile just in time for the new year!
Buzzcut
A buzzcut is a popular and timeless style, often associated with military men. The best thing about this hairstyle is that it is low maintenance, many men enjoy the luxury of waking up in the morning and having to put no effort into their hair. This haircut typically looks good on everyone, although it is usually a favourite for men with structured faces and a strong jaw, the cut is seen being rocked by all. Most men with receding hairlines also favour this cut because it lessens the drastic difference between the hairline and the forehead. If you do not want to draw attention to your face shape, such as if you have a rounder face shape, you might consider a different type of cut.
Mullet
You know what they say about mullets, business in the front, and a party in the back, due to the style of the cut. This style of haircut was first popularized in the 1980s and is defined by its shorter sides and longer front and back. The hairstyle was seen being rocked by many celebrities at the time, but its fame died down in the 2000s and after. Recently we’ve seen an increase in men rocking a mullet, thanks to popular social media sites such as Instagram and TikTok this hairstyle has grown in popularity with generations young and old once again, like Billy Ray Cyrus. If you are looking for a trendy and fashionable haircut for the new year this may be the one for you!
Crewcut
The crew cut was first popularized in the 1930s by college students and has famously stuck around ever since. The cut requires a little bit of length while keeping the sides a bit shorter. This hairstyle is favoured because it keeps the hair short while still providing a bit of shape and style with relatively low maintenance. The haircut also gives the illusion of fuller hair, for men who have thinner hair it is a good way to play to their strengths. Crew cuts tend to be more popular during the summer when men want less weight on their heads while still having a stylish and fresh-cut. This is a good style for men who want to find the ideal balance between low maintenance with stylish haircuts. Famous athletes such as popular boxer Tommy Fury, are known to rock the crewcut.
Fade
Fades are always in style, especially with stylish young men. They are a good way to make any haircut appear more put together. The style includes a shorter taper that integrates or fades into the skin. Fades can be high, medium or low and be found on shorter or longer hair. There are many different ways that a fade can be worn or styled. The cut makes any hairstyle look more polished and clean by adding structure and smoother transitions. Men tend to lean more towards fades because it highlights the top of the hair and usually make up for thinner hair or hair without volume. Fades can also often be easily styled and look good on everyone.
Comb Over
The combover is a pulled-back hairstyle commonly worn by men. The style requires your hair to be grown with more length in the front than in the back. The haircut is usually rocked by men who are balding as the swept hair is used to minimize and cover an already receding hairline. The haircut adds volume to your head while also framing your face. The part can be on either side of the head, as well as the swept hair which can be comb-over in either direction. This haircut is perfect for men looking to rock longer hair that’s easy to style and has been seen on many celebrity men including Justin Timberlake. For more hairstyles that are great for men with early hair thinning click HERE.
