THIS IS THE SECOND PART OF MY HAIRMAXXING GUIDE
I recommend reading the first part before this.
I recommend reading the first part before this.
Men's hairstyles aren't just a matter of fashion; they're an aesthetic tool. A good hairstyle:
Visually shapes your face (more symmetrical, more masculine, or more proportionate).
Compensates for weak features (a high forehead, a slack jaw, a receding hairline).
Changes your perceived height (higher hairstyles make you look taller).
Communicates an aura: clean and professional, rebellious, artistic, tough, intellectual, etc.
Before thinking about which hairstyle to copy, analyze your facial structure and hair type.( I mean, go up bro. )
Visually shapes your face (more symmetrical, more masculine, or more proportionate).
Compensates for weak features (a high forehead, a slack jaw, a receding hairline).
Changes your perceived height (higher hairstyles make you look taller).
Communicates an aura: clean and professional, rebellious, artistic, tough, intellectual, etc.
Before thinking about which hairstyle to copy, analyze your facial structure and hair type.( I mean, go up bro. )
Recommended hairstyles:
A. Textured forward with volume
Ideal if you have a crop or Caesar cut.
Use matte wax or clay.
Comb your fingers forward, highlighting the texture with light spikes.
Leave your bangs uneven for a modern effect.
B. Clean up look
With a longer crew cut or buzz cut.
Apply volumizing powder or light clay.
Comb upward with your fingers, without setting completely.
Leave the sides flat and the top with some lift.
C. Short messy
Ideal for fine or curly hair.
Rub a light wax between your fingers and work it through your hair in no particular direction.
It gives a casual, youthful, and natural look.
TIP: Don't try to line up a short cut too much, buddy; The key is in texture and subtle direction, not in creating a perfect shape.
A. Textured forward with volume
Ideal if you have a crop or Caesar cut.
Use matte wax or clay.
Comb your fingers forward, highlighting the texture with light spikes.
Leave your bangs uneven for a modern effect.
With a longer crew cut or buzz cut.
Apply volumizing powder or light clay.
Comb upward with your fingers, without setting completely.
Leave the sides flat and the top with some lift.
Ideal for fine or curly hair.
Rub a light wax between your fingers and work it through your hair in no particular direction.
It gives a casual, youthful, and natural look.
Recommended hairstyles:
A. Slicked back
Apply sea salt spray to damp hair and blow-dry with hot air.
Use matte wax or soft clay to comb back with your fingers, without packing.
Ideal for thick wavy or straight hair.
B. Side layer with natural volume
Part your hair to one side (not a straight line, but a natural one).
Use a medium-hold pomade or styling cream.
Work in volume with your fingers, not a comb, so that your hair falls softly.
This works great for those with a medium taper with some length on top.
C. Structured mess
Blow-dry your hair upside down to create volume.
Apply texturizing powder and style with your palm, marking areas with your fingers.
Leave a few loose strands falling over your forehead or to the side.
D. Curtain fringe (parted bangs)
Apply a light wax or texturizing cream from the roots to the mid-lengths.
Part your bangs with your fingers and let them fall naturally on both sides of your face.
Use with medium-length straight or slightly wavy hair.
A. Slicked back
Apply sea salt spray to damp hair and blow-dry with hot air.
Use matte wax or soft clay to comb back with your fingers, without packing.
Ideal for thick wavy or straight hair.
Part your hair to one side (not a straight line, but a natural one).
Use a medium-hold pomade or styling cream.
Work in volume with your fingers, not a comb, so that your hair falls softly.
This works great for those with a medium taper with some length on top.
Blow-dry your hair upside down to create volume.
Apply texturizing powder and style with your palm, marking areas with your fingers.
Leave a few loose strands falling over your forehead or to the side.
Apply a light wax or texturizing cream from the roots to the mid-lengths.
Part your bangs with your fingers and let them fall naturally on both sides of your face.
Use with medium-length straight or slightly wavy hair.
Recommended hairstyles:
A. Loose with movement
Wash and condition, let it dry to 70%.
Use serum or a light oil (argan or jojoba).
Comb with your fingers or a wide-toothed comb.
Leave your hair down with a center part or slightly off-center.
B. Half bun (half high ponytail)
Comb the top strands back and tie it at the crown.
Leave the rest loose.
Give a strong, masculine vibe without hiding all your hair, high t.
C. Relaxed wet back
Comb all your hair back while it's damp.
Apply styling cream or leave-in conditioner.
Don't set it with gel: aim for a damp, bouncy look.
A. Loose with movement
Wash and condition, let it dry to 70%.
Use serum or a light oil (argan or jojoba).
Comb with your fingers or a wide-toothed comb.
Leave your hair down with a center part or slightly off-center.
Comb the top strands back and tie it at the crown.
Leave the rest loose.
Give a strong, masculine vibe without hiding all your hair, high t.
Comb all your hair back while it's damp.
Apply styling cream or leave-in conditioner.
Don't set it with gel: aim for a damp, bouncy look.
Dry combing if you have thick or curly hair.
Using shiny gel like in the 2000s, tf: it gives a plasticky effect that ruins your look, buddy.
Excess product, you will kill your hai, my faggotr: less is more. Your hair should look supple, not petrified.
Ignoring the natural direction of hair growth: use it to your advantage, buddy.
Using shiny gel like in the 2000s, tf: it gives a plasticky effect that ruins your look, buddy.
Excess product, you will kill your hai, my faggotr: less is more. Your hair should look supple, not petrified.
Ignoring the natural direction of hair growth: use it to your advantage, buddy.
And well, that's it, little brothers.
I hope that with this you go from subhuman to LTN.
I hope that with this you go from subhuman to LTN.
