Hairstyles For Medium Length Hair

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It's been a while since I got a haircut, my mom wants me to but I refused because there's no good barber in my small town, my mom wants her to cut my hair but I refused now, I'm looking for haircuts or hairstyle that suits me submitted by /u/Griffincrosser_07 to r/malehairadvice [link] [comments]

Based on this post by u/Putrid_Routine_6111 in r/malehairadvice CutMuse Style Analysis This is a full breakdown generated by the Cutmuse AI advisor. Facial Analysis Face Shape: Oval — consistent proportions from forehead through jawline with a gentle taper at the chin. Oval faces are the most versatile — nearly every cut works, so the focus is finding what optimizes rather than just works. Skin Tone: Medium-warm olive (approx. #AF9984) — warm yellow-brown undertones. This is a highly flattering tone that pairs beautifully with rich, warm hair colors and earthy clothing palettes. Facial Features: - Jawline: Moderately defined — benefits from styles that add volume at the crown or taper cleanly at the sides - Eyebrows: Dark and well-defined — a natural anchor for bolder styling choices - Facial hair zone: Evidence of dark stubble/beard growth — maintaining light stubble would complement all three recommended styles Current Hair: - Color: Dark brown to black - Texture: Medium (straight to slightly wavy) - Length: Short-medium - Thickness: Medium Hairstyle Recommendations 1. Textured French Crop with Skin Fade (Top Pick) A modern classic that works exceptionally well with dark hair and olive skin. Short fringe at the front with textured, choppy ends, paired with a clean skin fade on the sides. Why it suits you: The horizontal fringe line creates visual structure at the crown, the skin fade highlights cheekbones and jaw, and dark hair against a fade looks incredibly sharp. Maintenance: Low — 2 min with matte clay Styling: Light matte clay or pomade, worked through dry hair Tell the barber: "Textured French crop, skin fade on sides, scissor work on top for texture" 2. Mid-Part Curtain Bangs with Taper The lived-in, effortless look currently dominating men's style. Hair parted in the middle with lengths falling naturally to the sides, taper on the back and sides. Why it suits you: Softens the face with natural movement, frames dark eyes and brows beautifully. Works with straight or slightly wavy texture. Very low effort to maintain. Maintenance: Low — air-dry friendly, sea salt spray for texture Styling: Sea salt spray on damp hair, scrunch and let dry Tell the barber: "Mid-part curtain bangs, natural taper on sides, keep 3-4 inches on top" 3. Buzz Cut with Sharp Line-Up Bold, clean, confident. Guard 1.5–2 all around with a precise line-up at the forehead and temples. Why it suits you: Your warm olive skin tone makes a close cut look incredibly clean. The line-up defines the hairline and draws attention to the jawline and cheekbones. Maintenance: Very low — monthly shape-up at the barber Tell the barber: "1.5 buzz all over, sharp line-up, blend into skin fade at temples" Color Palette Hair colors that complement your tone: - Dark Espresso — Keep the richness of your natural dark. A glossing treatment adds mirror shine without any color change. - Warm Chestnut (#7B4F3A) — Subtle warmth that catches light beautifully with olive skin - Caramel Highlights (face-framing only) — 2–3 highlight pieces around the fringe. Exceptional with the curtain bang style. Clothing colors that elevate your look: - Olive green, burnt orange, terracotta — olive skin makes earthy tones exceptional - Deep navy, forest green — timeless complements - Avoid: icy pastels and ash-cool tones (wash out warm undertones) Accessories: Gold and bronze metals, cognac/tan leather — all complement warm undertones Eyewear Round Tortoiseshell Frames — The warm browns in tortoiseshell harmonize with olive skin. Round shapes add softness to defined features. Rectangular Black Frames — High contrast against warm skin, makes dark eyes stand out. A classic for dark-featured faces. Want AI-Generated Images of These Styles on Your Face? Cutmuse creates photorealistic renders showing exactly how each recommendation would look — using your actual selfie. Use code REDDIT30 for 30% off any plan. cutmuse.com submitted by /u/jotaSe to r/cutmuse [link] [comments]

I’m thinking about growing my hair to a medium length style. Any hairstyle suggestions that look good and are easy to maintain? submitted by /u/Fit-Baker9977 to r/malehairadvice [link] [comments]

I was learning how to cut my own hair during the pandemic, and I think it went well for the most part until I completely messed it up one time so I stopped cutting my own hair. My hair trimmer also died because I showered while shaving so now I don't have one. I've been going to get my hair cut every 2ish months (I keep my hair at medium length) and it's $50 each time. It used to be $45 and I used to tip $5 and now it went to $50 so when I pay, I just don't tip now. Last week, I was looking at Amazon, and I can actually get a really decent hair trimmer for just $80ish. I don't know if this is overconfidence, but I restarted yoga and gym after Covid, so my hands are much more stable now. If I even just cut my own hair twice, I already earn back the value. I will also be able to cut it more frequently and try out new hairstyles. However, I am interviewing for professional jobs (finance), so I can't go to interviews with an obviously botched haircut. My main problem is the back of the head; if I want to line it up, it's really hard. That was the part where I messed up the last time back in 2021. The front and sides, I can actually do very well. What do you think? I already thought $45 for a haircut is already a lot (it's less than 20 mins and I don't ask for anything special, no fades, no perm, clippers cut), and now everywhere is charging so much and it feels a bit awkward not to tip, but I really don't think it's worth it at $50. submitted by /u/jesuisapprenant to r/askTO [link] [comments]

I currently have medium-length hair and just started minoxidil. I’m anticipating a likely dread shed, and I’m thinking of cutting it short. But I’m wondering what y’all think: is short better because it will create maybe some volume, or is longer better because you can kind of pull it back and cover things? If you wouldn’t mind I’d love to see people‘s hairstyles. Also, if you wear a head covering of any kind, I’d love to see it. submitted by /u/Decent-Swordfish-436 to r/FemaleHairLoss [link] [comments]

I am looking for a new hairstyle (I’ve had a version of my current one for several years). I am thinking of getting a wolf cut or a shag, but I want to know if it would look good with fine hair; I’ve seen on other subreddits that shags and wolf cuts don’t work very well with fine hair and make it look thinner. Ideally, I am looking for something medium-length (around shoulder length, maybe a bit shorter). First pic is of my current hair about a month ago. Other photos are hair inspiration. Thanks! submitted by /u/ApprehensiveLow4077 to r/finehair [link] [comments]

Does anybody have good recommendations for a barber or hair stylist that can do well with medium/longer men’s hair? I have a flow-ish hairstyle (like 6-7”). Ordinary barber I’ve gone to for years clearly just doesn’t work with this length of hair and has messed up multiple times in a row, so I am looking for someone that specializes in scissor cutting, layering, texturizing, etc. Anything in/near downtown is a bonus! submitted by /u/Ecstatic-Ad-8255 to r/fortwayne [link] [comments]

Hey everyone, I'm looking for some advice on styling my medium-length hair. I'm a 25-year-old male with slightly wavy hair that tends to fall flat if I don't style it properly. My current routine involves using a light mousse after towel-drying, but I feel like I could do more to achieve a versatile look that works for both casual and semi-formal occasions. I want something that adds volume and definition without being too high-maintenance. I'd appreciate any tips on specific products or techniques that might help, or if I should consider a different cut altogether. Pictures of my current hairstyle are attached for reference. Thanks in advance for your help! submitted by /u/Strict_Palpitation75 to r/malehairadvice [link] [comments]

Hey everyone, looking for some guidance on choosing the right conditioner. My hair type: Thick, dense Indian hair Mostly straight when short (1c) but becomes slightly wavy (2a) as it grows Gets poofy easily because of the thickness Seborrheic Dermatitis on the scalp, so I need something that won’t trigger flakes or irritation Current length: Top: around 2.5–3 inches Sides: around 1.5 inches My goals: I’m growing my hair out into a medium-to-long “flow” hairstyle over the next several months Right now I just want something that keeps the poofiness down, adds softness/weight, and doesn’t irritate my SD I don’t need a heavy hair mask yet — just a good conditioner I can use consistently Issues I’m facing: Poofy sides because of thick hair Pollution + weather are drying my hair out SD makes my scalp sensitive, so I can’t use anything too heavy, oily, or heavily fragranced I want something on the premium side, but still SD-friendly What I need recommendations for: A conditioner that: Works well for thick, slightly wavy hair growing out Reduces poofiness Won’t worsen seborrheic dermatitis Is good quality / premium Won’t weigh down the hair too much at this length If you have SD + thick hair and found a conditioner that actually works, I’d really appreciate your suggestions. Thanks! submitted by /u/keshav-7 to r/Hair [link] [comments]

Hi! I’ll be attending an Indian wedding soon and I’m looking for hairstyle suggestions that would suit Indian ethnic wear. My hair used to be in a short bob, but it has now grown to shoulder length. My natural texture is wavy–curly (around 2C–3A) with medium thickness and an oily scalp. I currently only use a conditioner, serum, and an anti-dandruff shampoo. I’d love ideas for: Hairstyles that work well with this length and texture Anything elegant or festive enough for wedding functions Product recommendations for prepping and styling the hair (especially for frizz control and definition) Any help or inspiration photos would be really appreciated! submitted by /u/humanbeingwhoistired to r/curlsofindia_ [link] [comments]

19m. i was in a really bad headspace and i shaved my head about 3 years ago. i’ve grown my hair out since, because the short hair reminds me of that time. i don’t like short hair on me anymore. i’m somewhat recently permanently physically disabled, and it’s been extremely difficult to manage my hair at this length. after i wash it and it dries, i put it up in a loose bun with a scrunchie and forget about it until i can wash my hair again. usually by then my hair is almost completely matted and i have to spend 30 mins combing it out. it doesn’t quite look like it, but i do have 1a hair, i had just taken my hair out of the bun and brushed it. the picture is to more show the length. it’s also extremely thin. i know there’s a few protective hairstyles for 1a hair, but it’s usually catered more towards longer haired (and feminine presenting) individuals. any suggestions or advice is greatly appreciated. i don’t want to have to get rid of my hair when it means so much to me. thank you submitted by /u/Tr3nch242 to r/Hair [link] [comments]

My hair is pretty thin and if it’s kind of greasy then some bald spots start showing through unless I comb it over in a certain way. My question is what’s a decent hairstyle I can just wear every day but still also looks good? I have medium length hair and don’t like leaving it down (straight or iron curls) because, to me, it just looks thin and flat. If I put it in a ponytail it gives founding father lowkey and there’s the problem of constantly worrying if my scalp is peeking through or not. It never looks as good as women with thicker hair either. Sometimes I try to tie it into a bun but it takes quite a while for it to look and feel right, so I’m often late to work. For other thin/balding haired girlies, what are your go-to hairstyles that are still decent for a woman in her 20s? (no pigtails etc please)! submitted by /u/Ok_Bison_3707 to r/HairStyleAdvice [link] [comments]

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A wonderful haircut can completely transform your appearance, and for men in Scottsdale, few styles are as popular and versatile as the medium fade haircut. This timeless look blends sharpness with subtlety, offering a balanced transition between short and long lengths. Whether you have curly, straight, or wavy hair, medium fade hairstyles for men are adaptable to different textures and styles. With expert techniques available at barbershops like Shaving Grace Barber Shop, achieving the perfect fade has never been easier. submitted by /u/EchidnaSquare509 to r/BarbershopArizona [link] [comments]

17M- I recently started growing my hair out and thought I'd ask the girls (or guys) with medium-length hair here if they had any ideas for fun hairstyles :) (Also how on earth do you manage long hair? I swear I have to wash it every other day without it looking like a total mess -_-) submitted by /u/OctolinkG to r/TeenagersButBetter [link] [comments]

I wear my hair long because I like it. I'll be 50 soon. An acquaintance asked me if I plan to "finally" cut my hair because I'm going to be 50. I asked what does my age have to do with my hair length? She said long hair was for our youth. I told her that I have a lot of life left in me, and that my hair makes me feel beautiful, so no freakin way I cut it bc SHE thinks 50 is old. For context, my hair is somewhere between medium and long, curly, and layered. Have any of you encountered this? Do any of you think long hair is for the young? I'm completely shocked by this and I'm interested to know your take! Edit: Thanks for all the kind words, everyone! It really helped. Funny enough, after this I found an app (link) where you can virtually try on different styles. Seeing myself with a pixie was a trip, but it confirmed I'm a long-hair person at heart! Thought I'd share. submitted by /u/vefair to r/AskWomenOver50 [link] [comments]

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They wash it, and put it up. Somedays the hair gods look at them favorably other days…, it kinda looks like they walked through a tornado. Their hair looks long in the image, but they’re hunched over so it looks longer than it is. Also, yes each of the patches on their skirt represents an important person to them. The red plaid is obviously Nicole, while the purple one is Bob. The other two are for Kelly and Cyrus. Cyrus’s is the one that’s kinda hidden by their shirt. While Kelly is the more teal one. Also look at JC’s hair. They have a braid in it. For this fandom I don’t draw any of the characters with braids(box braids and other protective hairstyles don’t count) unless they’re under fae protection, or are heavily connected to a fairy. For Nicole she’ll have one of her braids have a string wrapped around it with charms of things linked to fairies to signify this. submitted by /u/Darkness_Angelic25 to r/CMAlongi_Official [link] [comments]

I (31f) have been with my fiancé (35m) for almost 6 years. When we met, his hair was medium length. He has curls that are to die for. Think Adrian Grenier from Entourage but dirty blonde. I've always been into beauty and fashion, I even took some cosmetology classes in the past. I'd say I'm pretty hip to what hairstyles go with different face shapes and things like that. My fiancé has had to wear his hair a bit shorter for work, which makes sense and it looks fine. He still has a few inches of curls and is really cute! However, about a month ago, while I was out of town, he cut his hair down to less than an inch and took some clippers to the sides and the back in attempt to create a fade. He's never done this before. He couldn't even see the back of his head. My reaction was like of like "omg what did you do??" It didn't look terrible but it was a huge change. He is a very attractive man, but he has some larger features and having super short hair accentuates them (no shame in that, I have a long face so I have a fringe and wear my hair in ways that balance things out). Again, it wasn't horrible and he's always going to be attractive to me - but the haircut didn't suit him in my opinion and it was hard for me to hide my shock when I saw it. Being a dude who is clueless about beauty and fashion, he didn't see the big deal but recognized that I didn't like it and we kind of laughed it off. He joked about me disliking his short hair. There were no hard feelings, it's just hair. It was clear that I love him no matter what but that I didn't like that haircut. Again, this was a month ago, so it's grown out some and people we haven't seen in a while are still saying "woah, you cut your hair!" Just to give you an idea about how drastic it was. So today, he mentions that he wants to cut his hair short again and shave his face. I jokingly said "nooooo!" Then followed it up with "haha do what you want to do, I'll love you no matter what but I would be happy if you never used clippers on your hair again." He shut down and said "yikes. Point taken. I have to go." I didn't think this was a sensitive subject, so I was being playful when expressing my dislike for this idea. Maybe I'm just an asshole, but I'm sitting here wondering what kind of reaction he was expecting? Maybe saying "I'd be happy if you never used clippers again" was harsh, but I was coming from a playful place. I wouldn't have phrased it like that had I known he was feeling sensitive about it but because we made jokes in the past, it didn't feel wrong to say. Now I'm wondering if I should have just said nothing & just let him express himself however he wants and I'm putting too much importance on physical appearance? Or if I was ok to express that something isn't exactly a turn on to me? I apologized for coming across too harsh but now I'm doubting myself for even caring in the first place. EDIT: addressing recurring questions/comments - "If roles were reversed" - roles have been reversed. I've changed my hair and he's let me know when he doesn't like it and I grew it out and didn't do it again. Not because he made me, but because I like when he thinks I look good. I don't expect him to base his appearance off my opinions, but I let him know what they are so he has the option to take it into consideration. Neither of us are controlling one another's appearance by saying what we like and don't like. Which leads me to my next point - I didn't harp on him for his hair. I don't bully him. I had an initial reaction and literally never brought it up again. The only time it was talked about was when he brought it up. He would playfully joke about how I didn't like his haircut and I would play back but always leave him reassured that I love him and I think he looks good no matter what. I had no reason to believe this was a sensitive topic. So when he said he was cutting it again, I thought a playful and slightly dramatic response would be fine. Clearly I made a mistake thinking that and have since apologized and we are fine. But I don't talk about how much I dislike his haircut like it's a normal topic of conversation. I don't bring it up literally ever. I'm not mean to my fiancé. I quit working to cook him 3 meals a day, do his laundry, and take care of him because I love him. It's crazy how some of you are saying I'm a terrible fiancé and he deserves better because I told him I didn't like his haircut. Also - I never said directly to him why I think it's a bad haircut. I'm not out here trying to make him feel insecure by pointing out his features, I just wrote that on here so you can have a peek into my thought process (as someone who is thinking about this like a hair stylist) before making a judgement. As far as he knows, I just don't prefer his hair short. I'm not trying to destroy his self esteem. submitted by /u/Separate-Ad-1329 to r/AmItheAsshole [link] [comments]

I've always had severe sensory issues related to my hair. It's not about washing / brushing it, or even (occasionally) styling it, as it is to simply handling it 24/7. I'm like constantly aware of it... I really don’t know how to explain it properly other than I just can't stand the sensation of my hair touching my face (it makes me crawl out of my skin) I love how short hair looks on some people, but my hair is quite thin and shorter haircuts simply don't fit me. I (visually) like my hair at this medium length. I just don't know how to get it out of my face in some less invasive ways (I keep it in a bun or ponytail 90% of the time). I just had a major meltdown this morning, trying to get it untangled from a hair clip. I'd appreciate any hairstyle ideas and tips for keeping it in one place (while I'm out in public) in ways that aren't too damaging. As well as any 'at home' DIY solutions. submitted by /u/the-emotional-emu to r/aspergirls [link] [comments]

I've always had severe sensory issues related to my hair. It's not about washing / brushing it, or even (occasionally) styling it, as it is to simply handling it 24/7. I'm like constantly aware of it... I really don’t know how to explain it properly other than I just can't stand the sensation of my hair touching my face (it makes me crawl out of my skin) I love how short hair looks on some people, but my hair is quite thin and shorter haircuts simply don't fit me. I (visually) like my hair at this medium length. I just don't know how to get it out of my face in some less invasive ways (I keep it in a bun or ponytail 90% of the time). I just had a major meltdown this morning, trying to get it untangled from a hair clip. I'd appreciate any hairstyle ideas and tips for keeping it in one place (while I'm out in public) in ways that aren't too damaging. As well as any 'at home' DIY solutions. submitted by /u/the-emotional-emu to r/AutismInWomen [link] [comments]

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