Try Out These Long Haircuts Best Suited For Boys – Part 2

Ponytail

For boys, teenagers, and young men ponytail is one of the easiest and most common longer styles. You will eventually try this low-maintenance hairstyle whether you are in the process of growing your hair long or already have length. 

Shoulder Length

To look good, cool shoulder length hairstyles don’t have to be complicated. That which requires regular styling, you don’t need dreads, braided sections, or some hipster spin. You can then sweep the hair behind your ears, part it in the middle, or then just let everything fall naturally instead. Shoulder-length hair offers a level of fullness and volume looking trendy and fashionable for boys of all ages similar to a bro flow. 

Long Curly Bob With Middle Part

It can be hard to find a longer style that works better than this center part for kids with curly hair. This cut is fun without being too much as other longer styles can look crazy on curly hair. While still being relatively low maintenance, this hairstyle is long enough to stand out. 

Afro

An Afro is a great long hairstyle for those blessed with naturally thick, tightly curled hair. An Afro is a fresh way to have a fun hairstyle that is flattering to your natural hair popular with cute little black boys. The results are more than worth it as Afro haircuts can require some additional maintenance. 

Medium Length Layered Cut

A layered haircut for boys with medium to long hair can be the perfect look as layering adds a charming style to all hairstyles. As they add a little volume, layered medium length cuts are great for those with fine hair. This is perfect for boys and teenagers who want a hassle-free trim, they are also meant to be worn messy. About it, this style has a little inherent devil-may-care attitude. 

Dreadlocks

Dreads are fun and versatile as a favourite for black boys who are growing their hair out. Whether they are left to grow out naturally or paired with a fade, once grown out, they can be styled into many different styles. 

Messy Waves

Making it a chic hairstyle for boys and guys who are growing their hair out, wavy thick hair is often naturally messy. Have your barber accentuate that as you grow it out to let the hair find its natural shape. Making it great for kids who don’t like to sit in a barber’s chair often, it only needs to be cut every once in a while. 

Natural Medium Length Hair

It is the opposite as this natural hair isn’t a haircut. To be wild and messy, the idea is to let your son’s hair grow out. For kids with naturally wavy or curly hair, this approach is suited. Without requiring any active styling with the product, your boy’s hair will grow out and have its own style. As he plays outside, the only work it needs is a sweaty hand brushing the hair out of your son’s face. 

Textured Shag With Bangs

Which is seeing a resurgence recently, textured shag cuts are another piece of history. Icons like Mick Jagger and David Bowie wore a shag cut popular in the ‘70s rock scene. All around the haircut involves layering the hair to different lengths. As it might be best to let the hair lay flat for your boy’s next cut, traditionally they were also feathered on top. 

How Does A Hair Cut Affect The Boys?

As looks are important for boys in their teenage there is often one style they all need to try out. It may be the popular hairstyles that are in vogue. But you must never miss out on the fact that the styles should blend in with their looks rather than making them stand out in the crowd. They need the classy look helping you get the best out of the current styles. 

So, this is the age when they will be giving more importance than ever to their looks. What else do you need to know when you are concerned about your boy’s styles? We have even more styles highlighted here that you can try out yourself. More so the styles you wear are more or less the best in your kitty.

The Conclusion Of The Write-Up

So now don’t go away. We have more styles in the next part along with some common tips on how to deal with a boy’s haircut and what do we need to know about them?