Styling hair for men with hair loss and thinning hair

Hair loss, or even thinning hair can be a real embarrassment for some people. When a person reaches the age of 50, some significant amount hair can be noticeably thinning out. Hair loss can be a hereditary thing or it can also root from lack of specific nutrients in your diet. Hair loss can also be one of the symptoms of an underlying disease.

Hair loss should not be a reason to shy away from society. You can mingle out all you want even with a thinning hair as long as you know which hairstyles would best suit you. If you wanted to go out on a date tonight, here are some hairstyle tips that you can try to disguise your fading crown.

The full-hair look

One of the great things that are invented in the world of vanity -- is the blower. You can use a blower to give your thinning hair a full appearance. This is best for men who have prominent hair loss in the top area of their head.

To achieve this look, after giving your hair a good wash, add on hair conditioner during your shower then rinse it out. Give your hair a thorough towel rub and comb your hair straight back. Use a light mouse or hairspray to maintain the style. Be sure to keep your hair together on the part where your hair is thinning out. Blow-dry your hair to make the hairstyle look all natural and thicker than it actually is.

The crew cut

A crew cut would definitely hide your hair loss. If you keep your hair long, it would not only be difficult for you style it, but it could also draw attention to your thinning hair. Sporting a crew cut can give the illusion of normal and thicker hair. Another version of the crew cut hairstyle is the layered Caesar cut.

The Caesar cut

If you know Julius Caesar, then you would know how this hairstyle would look on you. The secret of this hairstyle in keeping your hair loss hidden is its layered appearance. It has about 1-2 inches of layers spread out in your hair. Sporty short bangs are also added in the front area of your face, which can give anyone a younger look.

You can also try the French crop cut, which is almost the same as the Caesar cut, except that the look sports long bangs in front.

The horseshoe flattop

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The horseshoe flattop is just similar with a flattop cut but the hair is cut much shorter. A similar shape of a horseshoe can be recognized, hence the name. Clippers are usually what are used to achieve this kind of hairstyle. This hairstyle is popular in 1960’s among Marine men and it can effectively disguise your receding hairline.

The bald

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If you want to really hide your hair loss, then you can go bald. Have your head completely shaved off. A lot of celebrities sport this look out of hair fashion, and you can join the line of celebrity with your look while hiding a hair loss!

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