Complementing sartorial elegance of today’s unapologetically adventurous men, L’Officiel HOMMES present 7 Hair Style Trends of 2016, versatile and contemporary enough to frame any face types.

Who said Men Buns and Top Knots are a style faux pas?, edgy yet maintenance easy, they do represent the changing times, take a leap..get them……… they are perfect for Aussie winter.

Long Layered Fringe

For those wanting to innovate, the more disconnected cuts are a good option. Irregular layered texture guarantee more movement to the hair. To keep the fringe in place use of texture developers products is essential and if you have too slick or thin hair, a little spray fixative will help.

Pompadour

Originating dating back to the eighteenth century, the hairstyle was worn by Madame de Pompadour and Marie Antoinette. In addition, the tuft was a status indicator among the nobility: larger = more wealth! The cut came at age 40, popularised by Elvis Presley. Later, the Beatles also joined the look. Always redesigned over the years, the size and tuft volume may vary according to your style. To style hairdo, ointments or mousses texture developers are essential.

Undercut

A classic masculine cuts to keep the lower side, and the top of the head with volume. Its versatile enough to be adapted to many different styles. Proof of this is the fact that always appear repaginate versions and serve as the basis for multiple types of complex styles.

Undercut Bun (Top Knot)

Undoubtedly one of the most popular cuts of the year, the undercut bun – or samurai bun – is a cut where the sides are very low, or scraped, and the top is knot in a bun. To keep cutting, maintenance is required every three weeks in order to prevent irregular growth of the sides.

Undercut – Curly Messy

In recent seasons, we have seen the hair being kept increasingly au naturale. For curly, a good choice is to adopt a more irregular cutting, mixing references to undercut  and the longest fringe.

Dreadlock Undercut

As already mentioned, the undercut can be incorporated into any type of hair. Hair is

 

Skin Fade

Another branch of the undercut , the skin fade  – also known as taper fade  – is the gradient of the side of the hair. If you want to dare more, go completely shaved around sideburns.