Post: #26

@Ringo
He's in his early 30s.For the haircut, I told him to avoid extreme styles , As I said above it was about adjusting proportions and not going for an unusual cut, But I'll make sure to try some other cuts. Thanks for the advice.

Post: #27

You have great hair, just not a good cut and style. Make the most of it whilst it lasts.

I and am sure a lot of others on here would love to have your hair even with that cut over our own hair with the most perfect cut and style in the world!

Post: #28

Your hair looks fine, maybe a little kinky.

Mines worse, I have cowlicks etc. I get a fade and I look good, I think fades are generally a good masculine cut unless you're going for more a upper crust look.

Post: #29

I would just say to even out the top with the sides.

But I would have to ask where you are -- geographically, culturally, what age -- ?

Example: I'm in Southern US. Your existing haircut looks like something out of the Northeast.
Not judging -- I'm in a college town with people from all over the country, let alone the world.

But chicks are the ones quick to judge appearance, so I think we all need to know your context before input.

Post: #30

An actual Step-by-Step way to Pick the Right Haircut:

1. Determine your Face Shape
   
   To determine your face shape, get a tape measure and take the following measurements:
   
   • Forehead: across your face from the top of one eyebrow to the top of the other
   • Cheekbones: across your face from the pointiest part of one cheekbone (~below the - outer corner of the eye) to the same part for the other cheekbone
   • Jawline: from the tip of your chin to beneath the ear where your jaw starts to angle upward (multiply this measurement by 2)
   • Face: from the midpoint of your hairline to the tip of your chin
     
   
   Types of Face Shapes
   
   • Oval: face length greater than cheekbones, forehead greater than jawline
   • Square: measurements all pretty similar
   • Rectangle: face length the greatest while others similar
   • Round: cheekbones and face length similar but larger than forehead and jawline, which are similar
   • Diamond: face length the greatest followed by cheekbones, forehead, and jawline
   • Heart: forehead greater than cheekbones and jawline
   • Triangular: jawline followed by cheekbones and forehead
     
2. Pick a hairstyle
   
   After determining your face shape, do searches on Google and Pinterest like “best hairstyles for _ face shape”, “best hairstyle for triangle face male”, etc.
   
   Try to go for something "edgy" (gives off somewhat of a badboy vibe so girls will think about fucking you vs. friendzoning you – making you their “friend”).
   
   Though you can go for more of a “prettyboy” hairstyle if other aspects of you, such as style, tattoos, how you act/talk, etc., imply you aren’t a “nice guy”.
   

Do things right and maybe you'll end up like this:





Also, don't skimp on stuff like the barber/stylist you go to. Ask around or go on Yelp for recommendations

For styling, Youtube is a good resource (e.g. “how to style pompadour”)

If you want more advice like this:

Practical Grooming Tips for Men (Basic Grooming, Hairstyle, Etc.)