Discover trending haircuts, hair color ideas, and step-by-step style inspiration with expert-backed galleries for women and men.
Fifteen ponytails for men with longer hair, covering half-up styles, short growing-out ponies, braided and pull-through versions, dreadlock ponytails and high ponies paired with fades and shaved designs.
Laid edges can be subtle or dramatic. These twenty looks show S-waves, double swoops, spirals, halo shapes and soft natural edges on buns, braids, ponytails, TWAs and long curls.
From low and shadow fades to burst, drop and mullet fades, these twenty cuts for Black women pair natural texture with shaved art, color and crisp line-ups.
Twenty men’s cuts that look sharp at work without feeling stiff, including side parts, quiffs, tapered curly crops, a faded mohawk kept low and a swept-back collar-length style.
Twelve takes on the Boosie fade, including a crisp line-up, a rounded high top, 360 waves, a shaved design, dreadlocks and a softer taper for work.
Highlights give men’s cuts depth and texture without a full colour change. These nineteen looks range from soft babylights and caramel ribbons to ash gray, copper and platinum accents.
Twenty takes on the curtain haircut for men, including short hard-part versions, long flowy fringes, shaggy layers, disconnected undercuts and a slicked-back finish for formal nights.
Grey coming through? These salt and pepper cuts, from scissor fades and comb overs to curly mullets, mohawks and long layered styles, show how to make silver strands look sharp.
From a twisted top knot on natural twists to a quick weave with a deep swoop and a bridal half-up tied with a white bow, here are twenty half-up, half-down looks for Black hair.
Twenty-five cuts for men in their fifties and beyond, from a high and tight and an Ivy League to a rockabilly pompadour, a textured flow and a short Afro with a sculpted beard.
Fifteen men’s cuts chosen to balance a narrow forehead, wide cheekbones and a pointed chin, from fringed shags and mod cuts to flat tops and dapper brushed-back styles.
Short dreads suit guys who want texture without long-loc commitment. Compare two-strand and four-strand twists, crochet and backcombed locs, plus fades, tapers and line-ups to pair with them.
