Man Curls

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With the arrival of a new season, there comes a fresh set of hairstyles and trends for both men and women. The shift in daylight and temperature enables us to explore new designs and fashion statements. While 2022 was a year of experimentation, 2023 offers us the opportunity to take the styles we adored and personalize them even further. Man Curls is where it’s at!

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On man-watch, this season is the Short Waves and Curls. In the last few years men have moved from big burly muscly brutes to the metrosexual strictly styled men and now finally settling in a new kind of masculine edge. It seems that the era of boy band straightening and bedhead gelling is over, and rather, those with the curls and waves will settle for something a little more natural, and a little more stylish.

Curls are characterized by their bounce and severity, with some being loose and free while others are small and neat. The trend for 2023 has embraced this natural look, resembling the quiff style but with a top-heavy design that allows the curls to flow freely without excessive control or constraint.

CURLY HAIRCUTS FOR MEN

When it comes to the ideal haircut for your curly hair, the length on the sides and top should be tailored to your unique features. Your trusted hairstylist can guide you on what will flatter your face shape and hair texture. For those who prefer low-maintenance hairstyles, a shorter cut on the sides (around clipper one length) and a tighter style on top would work well, especially for individuals with tighter or neater curls.

Styling your Man Curls

When it comes to having a distinctive appearance, styling is crucial. You wouldn’t want your curls to go wild and frizz up or overpower your face. The objective of this style is to showcase a natural and polished look. It’s relatively easy to manage – once you’ve washed your hair, gently pat dry it with a towel and apply some curl-controlling cream through your damp hair using your fingers. Avoid using hardening gels as they counteract the natural finish you’re aiming for and make your curls appear brittle.

If you don’t have naturally curly hair but still admire the look, it may not be the best fit for you. Artificial waves won’t blend seamlessly with this style, as it’s all about embracing your natural hair texture.