Thoughtful advice on hair, skin and beard care, with ideas for making your everyday style your own.
Not too long, not too short, but just right. Had Goldilocks found herself in a barbershop rather than a bear’s house, we can say with some confidence that she would’ve opted for a medium-length hairstyle.
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David Beckham's hair journey is one to be studied. Since the Nineties, he's had more hair styles than you can wave a comb at. He's done the mohawk. He's tried the bleach blonde thing.
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We might be deep in the swing of things in 2017, but one thing’s for sure: men and women are looking to their brothers and sisters of the past for inspiration in all forms.
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Christian Bale’s combover and Jeremy Renner’s pompadour caused quite a stir with audiences who saw the terrific American Hustle.
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Last year, when Harry Styles washed up on a beach with his first mainstream movie role and a fresh haircut, there was outcry.
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Sitting in the barber’s chair, the possibilities are endless. But, before you jump in and opt for an alternative cut or style – something that’ll fall from favour within the week – take a read of these: the 7…
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Professional hairstyles for men refer to haircuts and styles that are appropriate for a formal or work setting. These hairstyles often include clean lines, neat appearance, and an overall polished look.
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A long crew cut is a popular hairstyle that is characterized by longer hair on top of the head and slightly shorter sides and back.
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The Old Money Haircut is a timeless style that harkens back to an era of understated elegance and classic choices. It isn’t about the flashy trends or the latest fashion fads.
Source: FashionBeansRead articleChoose one or two photos that show your preferred length and fade. Tell your barber how you usually style your hair and how much time you spend on it, so you can agree on a cut that suits your routine.
Follow the styling product’s instructions. Start with a small amount spread between your hands, then add more gradually if needed to control the hold and finish.
Comb your beard in its natural direction and begin with the longest suitable trimmer guard. Shorten gradually and check the shape from the front and sides before the finishing touches.
Comb your moustache before trimming so its ends are clear, and decide how much hair to keep above the lip. Use small cuts and check each side in turn to maintain the shape.
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