Too Cool for School: 5 Best Men’s Hairstyles for Fall 2013

It’s official. With the passing of Labor Day, summer is on it’s way out. School is back in session and your boss is back from vacation. The best way to make the most of fall 2013 is get back to school and work in style. Here are the top 5 too cool for school mens hairstyles. And there’s one more item to add to the back to school/university/work shopping list: product.

If you already embraced the undercut this summer, it’s probably high time for a trim. The cut look best with regular upkeep, keeping those sides shaved tight. This time around, hang on to any extra length on the top and style it into this slicked across look.

For ultra fine hair like the gentleman above, stick to lightweight products with a matte finish. The high sheen finish that works for thick will just look greasy and flat. We recommend using a styling cream like men-u Create and Shape or ultra popular and versatile pomades from from American Crew or MenScience.

If you’re looking for a high style-low effort cut, keep things simple and short. This isn’t one of these free solar calculator back-to-school haircuts from Great Clips but an expertly textures and shaped number. Angled cutting on top and short sides give this short style an edge.Style it into a faux hawk with Caesar bangs as above, bedhead messy, or just leave it if you’re in a hurry.

The same mens hairstyles for 2013 work for curly and wavy hair. The undercut is an easy and cool way to tame unruly hair. With the back and sides freshly shaved, the top can left messy. Just add a little product to enhance curls, block frizz, and add control, like American Crew Curl Control, Kerastase Nutritive Oleo-Curl, or Kevin Murphy Easy Rider. Or for a no fuss-no muss cut, just go short.

The shaggy mop-top cut is always in style for rockers, artists, and guys with straight hair. For a modern update on the Beatlesque-indie hair, keep the bangs long and the back and sides short. To keep hair in place, work a light hold product through damp hair. American Crew Classic Ultramatte adds just enough hold while conditioning hair and protecting against damage.

Another style that is here to stay is Morissey and Johnny Cash-inspired high volume coif. Their epic hair matched their larger than life personas. If you want to make the same statement, keep growing hair long and find the right product and routine to get hair to stand straight up. This quiff is best suited to thick hair but can work for other hair types as well.

The first step in achieving this look is blow-drying. It down’t take long and makes hair more malleable, ready to do your bidding. Next, rub a strong hold product through hair. Kevin Murphy Night Rider will work for thick hair or use his Gritty Business formula for finer hair. Both are ultra malleable for easy touch ups throughout the day, have a matte finish, and easily wash out with water. Then, using finger and/or a fine tooth comb, work hair up all around.

Wavy Hairstyles for Men

Looking for wavy hairstyles for men? The key is getting the length just right – not too long and not too short.

This medium length wavy haircut is somewhere between short and long hair, with even layers cut all around the head and some extra length at the front. Hair can be styled loose and tousled or worn clean cut, as seen above.

With this length hair, you can get the hot mens hairstyle for 2013 – the slick look for wavy hair. With a product like American Crew Curl Construct, slick hair at the sides back and letting waves loose at the top.

For everyday, let hair air dry and wear hair it down with just a touch of product like Aveda Be Curly Enhancer. And one last tip, use a microfiber towel or old t-shirt when rubbing hair dry. The soft fibers and tight weave are gentler on hair and help prevent frizz.

Mens Hair 2013

It’s the new year again! Rather than waiting for the new years resolution to take effect, go for something that will have instant impact – a new hairstyle.

The trends for mens hair 2013 are already on the runways. What’s in store is more of what you’ve seen in 2012 – slicked back hair, quiffs, undercuts – but bigger and bolder.

Modern versions of vintage hair are still at the rage. From straight to waved to curls, the quiff works for all hair types and textures. The key to making the look work is finding the right product for your hair type.

This updated version of the quiff is enhanced by the texture of curly hair. Rather than working hard for perfect hair, go for perfectly tousled.

Keep the sides and back cropped short to heighten the impact of hair. Or to get two trends for one, get sides shaved into an undercut.