If you’re struggling with thinning of hair and think that you’re alone, you’re not because around 80% of men experience it by the age of 50. However, that doesn’t mean you cannot sport stylish hair looks. In fact, the right choice of cut and style can make a big difference in how full your hair looks. Here is the list of a few haircuts and styles that you can try if you’re experiencing hair thinning. 

Buzz Cut 

This is one of the best options for men dealing with thin hair. It gives enough volume on top and minimises the appearance of areas with thin hair. It’s also a low maintenance cut that doesn’t require any styling product. This should be a definite choice for those with a big forehead and can grow a full but neat beard.  

Crew Cut 

If you’re facing thinning of hair on top, the shorter sides in a crew cut will help balance out the thinning areas. A crew cut is blended on the sides while leaving some extra volume on top. It’s also a safe option as it grows out softer than a side fade or buzz cut. Keep the sides and back shorter to make the top area look thicker and fuller. 

Swept Over 

It’s a good way to hide the receding hairline; grow out the thin hair in length and when you reach an optimum length, it can be styled in any way to mask the thinning area. It can either be swept on sides or back and length could easily take the attention away from the thin hair patches. 

Short Hair 

Go shorter even on the top and keep sides and back even shorter to make it look even and uniform. This way it doesn’t matter even if the scalp is seen because shorter hair will balance it out.  

Textured Tips 

The idea is to have enough length that can be styled to stand up at front and give fullness to the hair. The idea is to accentuate the texture and let it take over, taking the attention away from thin patches of hair. 

Caesar Cut 

A short hairstyle with fringes in front, this one is for men with thin hair and big forehead. It helps cover thinning spots at the front while giving a clean look. Also, a fringe-style is easy to control and manage. One can also go for a short Caesar cut where the length of hair at front is shorter than fringes and they can be styled using a light pomade and then brushed in front. 

Side-parted Comb Over 

Taking all the hair on one side can help mask the receding hairline and masking the thinning hair. Combing the hair over to one side also helps add volume to the hair and gives a fuller look by redistributing the hair. It gives a clean, classy look that’s stylish and effortless. 

Classic Quiff 

For those who have light thinning on the crown area, a classic, short quiff is a good solution. The hair is cut short with slightly tapered sides. Use a small amount of styling paste and apply it evenly throughout, use fingers to mess up the top achieving a rough texture. This will maximise the coverage while making the hair look stylish. 

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