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Sunday 28 July 2013

Mens Hairstyles 2012 Short Hair

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Mens Hairstyles 2012 Short Hair Biography

One trend in men’s hair that has been quietly plotting a mini revolution for a while now is what some would call Brit Rock or Indie Hair. These easy to wear cuts are suitable for most hair types, capturing a broad range of both length and style. This is hair with shed loads of character and charisma, with few restrictions and doable on any texture hair – from super fine to thick, straight or wavy – so no one need feel left out.

With a forehead hugging fringe, short sides and tapering length through the back, this is a cut that oozes British style; seen on poets and artists of every decade within the last century to intellectuals and indie musicians; it is an enduring haircut that subconsciously signals to the world around you that you are of a certain type; a man who believes in all he’s about.

This introduction probably sounds a bit over the top, but this style does have a casual confidence about it, worn slightly ruffled or swept over as if you have been pushing your hands through your hair in angst and artistic frustration.
The hair on top should be long enough for the hair to hug the head, but not anything above mid-length. This look is so laid back that you are best letting it work with your hair rather than trying to make it do the impossible. For example, if you want a side parting, gently push it to the side using a light pomade, rather than meticulously sculpting and combing it – this isn’t a hairstyle that should look pristine.

Pomades are great for thicker hair types as they give good light control, allowing you to achieve that textured and messy effect. Most also offer a slight shine, which will give your hair a healthy appearance – hopefully making women want to run their fingers through it. Bear in mind however that due to this shine, a little goes a long way, so only use a small amount of product initially and add more if necessary – you don’t want to look like an oil slick.

One of the best pomades for light control is Redken Get Groomed Finishing Cream. This product feels great on your hair, leaves no residue after shampooing and, as always with Redken, you are buying into a established brand with quality ingredients. I personally use this for styling at photo shoots as it stays workable and has a clean appearance.

If you have finer hair, adding more density to this style will prevent it becoming too flat to the head throughout the day. Start by using a thickening shampoo – such as Tigi Bed Head for Men Charge Up Thickening Shampoo – which (after regular use) will help to plump each individual hair, giving an appearance of fuller and thicker hair, whilst providing the added benefit of making finer hair easier to style.

To finish off, try using a thickening styling product as well – a really good all-rounder is TIGI Bed Head Cocky Thickening Paste, which apart from having a great name, will double up as a wet styling thickening paste and one that can be applied to dry hair.