23 COOL HAIRSTYLES FOR INDIAN MEN TO TRY IN 2023
Calling all Indian guys––here are 9 dapper hairstyles of various lengths that you should consider trying this year.
If you’re an Indian man, chances are you’ve struggled to find good lists of hairstyles that fit your hair. Of course, Indian guys can rock most Asian hairstyles, but it’s still pretty tricky to find hair advice for specifically Indian hair.
That’s where this article comes in. We’ve handpicked 9 of the best hairstyles for Indian men that are all fashionable yet practical. Most of these looks are versatile and can be worn in both casual and formal situations.
We’ve got a little bit of everything, from classic styles to the latest trends, so let’s get started! For convenience, we’ve broken down this list into shorter and longer styles.
INDIAN FRINGE
Let’s kick off this list with a simple, low-maintenance hairstyle that’s all about the fringe. This is a haircut suitable for guys with thick hair that has at least a gentle curl to it. That curl facilitates the forward direction of the hair and also adds texture to the fringe.
All things considered, this is a basic yet stylish look. The hair is layered on top, and the fringe falls right below the eyebrow line. The sides have a longer taper (about a #4 or #5 clipper setting) and are kept thicker to ensure the hair looks full all over.
SIDE SWEPT
Brushing your hair to the side is a simple yet impactful way to instantly achieve style. This hairstyle is almost exactly just that––the hair is swept to the side and gently tousled for extra texture. The rest of the hair on the back and sides is kept relatively short, with the sides very gradually faded.
This hairstyle is best for straighter Indian hair that’s thick and fluffy. You can pull this off with curlier hair, but your result will look different, so keep that in mind. You might also need to use a bit of a product like a pomade to keep the side-swept hair in place, but that will depend on your hair type and behavior.
SHORT QUIFF
Many hairstyles for Indian men involve a quiff in some form. The one shown here is a short, dense quiff that’s slightly brushed sideways to add a bit of motion to the look. The hair’s natural texture and behavior is doing most of the work here, and that’s one of the benefits of having Indian hair.
There’s a simple low fade that blends into the top to keep everything looking neat and full. While the quiff is brushed backward, the rest of the hair on top is brushed forward for added texture.
