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Shaved HeadShaving your head may seem like an extreme response to hair loss. However, more and more men are choosing this sleek look. If you feel confident enough to shave your head, use electric clippers first to cut your hair to 1/8 inch. Then, use a safety razor and your usual shaving gel to complete the shave. If you have this cut done in a barber shop, your stylist should use a single-use disposable razor or thoroughly disinfect his straight razor before shaving your head. -
Short Hairstyle wth SideburnsMen who aren't quite ready to shave their heads bald can choose a short haircut instead. This can be layered on the sides and in the back just like a traditional haircut. This hairstyle should be trimmed every eight weeks to keep it looking well- groomed.
Guys with long or rectangular face shapes can opt for short sideburns to add width. If you have a beard, get the hair in your sideburns cut to the same length as your facial hair, so it will blend seamlessly. -
Mid-Length Tonsured HairstyleIf your balding is concentrated at the top of your head, try a slightly longer hairstyle (3" to 4"). This look is similar to the tonsure or monastic hairstyle. It makes the most of your remaining hair. Straight hair is a good texture for this hairstyle since it is easy to layer. Have the ends of your hair tapered at your temples and the nape of your neck. This will keep your hair from puffing out too much. -
Comb-Over HairstyleThe comb-over is one style that isn't recommended for bald men. Hairstyles like this require a lot of gel to stay in place. They never make it look as if you actually have hair growing from the crown of your head. Guys who are very self-conscious about balding can investigate hair implants (or buy a stylish hat) as an alternative.
If you have classic features, you may be able to get away with combing your hair slightly forward on the sides. This "Julius Caesar" look leaves the top of your head bare but covers the temples. -
Long HairstyleGuys who are losing hair up front often take the opportunity to let their hair grow out in the back. A long, layered cut adds volume and interest to this hairstyle. If you want to try long hair, be prepared to find products that will make your locks shiny and healthy. Choose a conditioner that is formulated for your hair type---especially if you have curly hair. Use a frizz-control spray to keep this style looking neat and professional.
