10 Effortless Ways to Style Wavy Hair for Men

Opt for this short, easy-to-maintain style to manage your waves. If you prefer a hairstyle that requires minimal effort, then the crew cut is an excellent choice. Embrace your natural hair texture, as the waves may not be very noticeable with shorter hair. If you have any stray hairs, simply apply a small amount of matte pomade or styling cream and comb it through your hair.

• Crew cuts are ideal for individuals with thick hair.
• Taper the sides of your hair to enhance the crew cut's appearance.

Sweep short or medium-length hair to one side for a polished and neat appearance. Dampen your hair slightly to make it more manageable. Use a wide-tooth comb to locate your hair's natural parting. While blow-drying your hair, comb it in the direction of the side and front of your head. Apply some texturizing putty or pomade with your fingertips to prevent frizz and maintain a smooth look throughout the day.

• If you desire straighter hair, use a blow dryer while combing.
• If your hair tends to stray, apply a bit of hairspray to keep it in place.

Opt for longer hair on the top for a contemporary and stylish appearance. Work a matte styling cream or pomade into the longer hair on the top of your head. Use your fingers or a comb to sweep the hair forward, ensuring the sides remain well-defined. You can style the hair upwards for added volume or leave it down on the forehead for a relaxed look.

• High fades complement other longer hairstyles like fringes, quiffs, and pompadours.
• You can begin the fade from bare skin or from any length shorter than the hair on top of your head.

Elevate medium or long hair away from your face for a relaxed appearance. Start with damp hair and apply a matte styling cream evenly. Use your fingers or a flat brush to direct the hair on top of your head towards your forehead to manage waves. Then, brush your hair upwards and to one side, away from your natural part, to create volume. To maintain the style, use a blow dryer while styling.

• Undercuts can disguise thinning hair on the crown of the head.
• For individuals with elongated faces, maintain longer hair on the sides and avoid excessive volume or height on top.

Experiment with this bold style to add volume to medium or long hair. Allow your hair to air dry or use a blow dryer in the opposite direction of growth for added volume. Once dry, use a soft pomade, sculpting clay, or styling cream from roots to tips with a comb. Then, lift and pull your hair straight up and back towards the scalp for increased height and volume.

• Apply hairspray after styling to maintain the shape throughout the day.
• For thick hair, consider using thinning scissors to reduce weight on top, although this may result in increased texture or frizz.

Try out this daring, voluminous style for long hair. Use matte gel or pomade to make your hair more manageable and maintain its shape. Style your hair upwards and towards the center of your head until it stands on its own. Then, use your hands to shape your hair into a faux mohawk. For a more pronounced look, create spikes or sweep the front over your forehead to accentuate natural waves.

• Faux mohawks pair well with fades or undercuts for a defined appearance.

Keep your long hair away from your face by slicking it back. After washing, apply smooth styling cream or moisturizing spray to prevent frizz. Use a comb to blow-dry your hair back, ensuring it sits flat against your scalp. Apply shiny pomade or cream and comb through for a polished finish.

• To achieve a more relaxed look, run your fingers through your hair, allowing natural waves to show.

Embrace loose waves for a relaxed, effortless appearance. Start by dampening your hair for easier styling. Use a blow dryer to push your fringe backward from your forehead. Then, run your fingers through your hair, moving from front to back. For a natural look, skip product application. Alternatively, apply a light-hold styling cream from roots to tips. Throughout the day, tousle your hair to maintain its natural shape.

• Visit a barber regularly to trim split ends and maintain hair health.
• For a neater appearance, use a comb instead of your fingers.

Control long hair by securing it into a bun atop your head. Gather all your hair at the crown and twist it clockwise to form a bun. Secure with an elastic band wrapped twice around the bun. For a casual look, leave some strands loose outside the bun to showcase your hair's texture.

• To accentuate natural waves, leave half your hair loose while tying the other half into a bun.

• Prioritize washing and conditioning your hair for cleanliness and health.
• Consult your barber for hairstyle suggestions tailored to your hair texture and length.
• Experiment with various styles to find your perfect fit.