r/MensHairstyleAdvice

Been on the edge of shaving my hair off as of lately and need advice.

Yall think it would look decent if I were to go buzz cut for summer?

I’ve been struggling with self image problems and believe starting fresh might be the best way for me to go at it.

Is my hairline too high or am I freaking myself out since I normally have my hair covering my edges.

Yall can be rude I just need honest feedback.

I growing my hair from 3 months I have grey but now the volume and the length has been increased I started to notice more of them how can I get rid off this grey hair ?? Tips plz

I’m a 26 year old trans guy who plans on starting testosterone in a few months. With that being said, what kind of haircut/styling would make me look more masculine/pass as male?

Each one creates a different perception and vibe.

Now the problem is choosing which direction to double down on.

Would appreciate some outside perspective before making the final call.

Can a hair stylist cut hair in such a way that it doesn’t stick out on the sides? How?

I didn't get a haircut for like 7-8 months and my hair looks trash I don't know what to do or i just get a haircut lmao

Hey all, I'm a trans guy (not currently on HRT) and I just moved back to the States from abroad. I don't have a regular barber here yet but it's been like four months since my last haircut so I'll be seeing someone near me next week.

I've found I really struggle to figure out how to ask for what I want at a barbershop. When I've gone to salons or otherwise had my hair cut by women, I can usually just vaguely describe roughly what I'm going for and they do something based on that, but whenever I've gone to a barber he seems to want a picture -- but maybe I just don't know how to describe what I want in the type of detail a men's barber is used to.

First three pics are of my hair currently, which I don't hate but think is too long for me atm. The fourth pic is of me right after my last haircut, which I didn't hate but which I think was maybe too short bc it makes my face look a little too round. The last two pics are of my brother, who has a haircut that he also usually doesn't put product in that looks somewhat close to what I'm aiming for, but I have no idea how to describe it to a barber in a way that gets me what I want.

I'm not completely without ideas about what I want. I like my brother's haircut but don't want to just duplicate it. I *think* what I'm after is kinda a longish/messy/textured French crop, maybe with a taper or fade (I don't know enough about men's hair terminology to know the difference)? I'm not confident enough in my knowledge of men's haircuts to walz into the barbershop and say that. Here are some pics from the web of things I like: [X](https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0946/7314/2135/files/Swanky-Malone-French-Crop-Long.jpg?v=1762973962), [X](https://www.gatsbyglobal.com/en/technique/undercut-hairstyles-men-classics-hottest-trends/images/img7.jpg), [X](https://p.kagi.com/proxy/Semi\_Disconnected\_Undercut\_style\_553\_6390.png?c=5V8irNBtGBh22KIH891OD8YA\_-RC9gTFWUoEQ83vCb7NMZkSPUSPcauHMA647yOza1aWUys4UpqMtIQrUtNUYAFZlxWvdWLwbecdiWMxL3TrY7RRiHOPSC\_a9dTCLf31Q1HEhaI12RBPZH6tFq4htd2AxnAHGhqyOAWoaazZHsU%3D)

I have very thick, extremely straight hair, which I assume affects my options. But perhaps more importantly, I am *extremely* lazy when it comes to styling my hair. I have come to terms with the fact that I will never be the type of person who puts product in my hair on a regular basis, so I need something that looks decent when the bare minimum I'll do is run a brush or comb through it in the morning or after a shower. I know the typical advice in this scenario is a very short cut, but having done a full-on buzz cut before, I don't think the look is for me.

I dont really know much about hair and all that stuff what could be some haircuts that could suit me

I think he did a pretty good job. Just curious what people think . Cut some grey hairs off lmao