Ready to embark on a follicular journey with us? 

Well, hold on tight because we’re about to dive into the world of straight hairstyles! We all know trends come and go faster than a squirrel on a sugar rush, but guess what? 

Straight hairstyles have made a triumphant return, and they’re here to stay. So gentlemen, get ready to unleash your inner suave and sophisticated side. 

In this epic article brought to you by the brilliant minds at Menz Planet, we’ll spill the beans on all things straight hair – from jaw-dropping styles to top-notch maintenance tips. So grab your combs and let’s straighten things out together because frizzy hair days are officially canceled!

10 Best Straight Hairstyles for Men

High and Tight Crew Cut

A high and tight crew cut is a variation of the classic crew cut hairstyle but with a more pronounced contrast between short sides and back, while the hair on the top is left slightly longer. The high and tight crew cut provides a clean and professional appearance and is often worn by members of the military, law enforcement officers, and athletes.

Buzz Cut Fade

As men’s style has progressed over the years. To get this look, the back and sides of the head are shaved and very little length is left on top. This style offers a clean and contemporary look, combining the simplicity of a buzzcut with the added style and dimension of a fade. It is versatile and can be adapted to various lengths and textures of hair.

Slicked back

A slick back hairstyle refers to a hairstyle where the hair is combed or styled backward away from the forehead, creating a smooth, sleek appearance. It is a classic and elegant hairstyle that has been popular.

The Mullet

A mullet is a hairstyle that is characterized by shorter hair on the front and sides of the head and longer hair at the back. It’s a classic choice for guys who are looking to add some vintage to their look.

Faux Hawk 

In this hairstyle, the hair is longer in the middle, and tapering or fading the hair is on the sides. One of the biggest advantages of a Faux hawk haircut besides its edgy look, is that you can shape it in whatever way you like. Also, it works equally well no matter whether you have long or short straight

Long hairs

Long locks are once again currently in fashion among gentlemen. Whether you prefer a center-parted style that reminds you of skaters or opt for braids that remind you of the mighty powerful Vikings. There are a variety of long hairstyles to complement your look. 

Side part

A parted hairstyle on the side is essential for men seeking the timeless cool of the 1960s Mad Men era. The side part offers versatility, complementing various facial shapes, including rectangular, triangular, and elongated. Moreover, it’s a simple technique to master – locate your desired parting and comb accordingly.

Quiff

The quiff is the epitome of cool. It’s a hairstyle that screams confidence with a rebellious flair. With its voluminous crown and slicked-back sides, the quiff is the perfect fusion of sophistication and edginess. Prepare to turn heads and unleash your inner rockstar with this attention-grabbing hairdo.

Caesar cut

From ancient Rome to the red carpet, the Caesar cut is timeless. It features short hair on the sides, top, and back with the top brushed forward to highlight the fringe. It’s ideal for anyone with thinning hair on top and is one of the best haircuts for men with an oval, diamond, or square face shape.

Undercut

Sleek, stylish, and in the moment, an undercut is one of those haircuts for men looking to stand out from the crowd. It showcases strong features, and while the back and sides of the head are buzzed or cut closely, it leaves some length on top to emphasize volume.

Maintenance and Care

Regular Trimming

Men with straight hair should trim their hair once in two weeks which will make their hair grow healthy and strong. Trimming will help to keep you free from any split ends.

Styling Products

Men use styling products to groom their hair and to look stylish. However, excessive usage or daily styling with such products can result in weakened and damaged hair.

Heating tools

Hairs are vulnerable to heat so if you are using heating tools to style your hair every day it will damage the roots of your hair. The heat styling can lead to some pretty serious damage, including dry hair, breakage, and split ends. Make sure to take care of your hair by avoiding heating tools for styling.

In conclusion, men who have straight hair need to determine which type of hairstyle will suit their facial structure once the hairstyle is decided, then it’s all about the maintenance and care of the hair and what type of styling products you are using to style your hair. In this article, we have provided you with all the necessary information you need about straight hairstyles.