All the latest men hair trends are about fringe that is making a comeback. A More styles are including this essential component of men’s hair, and we’re expecting to see it dominate the men’s hair landscape in the nearest future. One of the popular trends for now is an angular fringe.
The angular fringe haircut is a style in which the sides are kept somewhat short and the top is left relatively long. This idea is based on the styles like the undercut and pompadour are based on. The important difference is that the fringe is left hanging over the forehead. It’s also cut at an angle to give a unique texture. The result is a fringe that’s cut at angles, hence the name.
Who Will An Angular Fringe Fit?
The angular fringe haircut is ideal for guys with round and square faces since the angular fringe can add some length to the face.
A bowl haircut with an angular fringe and a lot of volume will require styling to look like that.
A catchy and bold mid fade haircut with a longer top, angular fringe and textured hair is a sexy idea.
A culry angled fringe is a great idea for those who have naturally thick curls and wanna show them off a bit.
A French crop with an angular fringe and a beard features asymmetry and looks pretty bold.
A heavy angular fringe tapered undercut with a lopsided look, a thick top and an undercut.
A high fade haircut with thick longer hair on top and an angular fringe looks really bold and cool.
A high skin fade haircut with a textured top and an angle fringe is a bold idea that works for square and oval faces.
A high volume crop with elephant trunk is a bold statement if you have thick and wavy hair, try it to stand out.
A longer Caesar haircut with a mid fade and an angular fringe looks great thanks to a lot of volume.
How To Get An Angular Fringe?
This is a medium-length style, so roughly 2 to 4 inches is recommended. You’ll want the bottom of your fringe to rest right above your eyebrows so it doesn’t get in the way of your vision. If you’ve had an undercut or similar style before where it’s short on the sides and long on top, you can use those measurements for the angular fringe haircut.
First, decide how long you want the sides and top to be. You can go as short as a #1 for the sides or even request a skin fade. A #4 is a fairly medium clipper setting that leaves about a half inch of hair. You can go up or down from this setting as you wish.
Now for the fringe. Ask your barber to cut your bangs at an angle so that they’re not even across the bottom. Different lengths are the key here. It’s also important to bring in pictures since the angular fringe haircut has several different variations.
You can even ask your barber to cut the ends with a razor for a choppy texture. The result should be a messy, angular fringe with lots of texture and visual interest.
A longer haircut with an angular fringe and textured and a bit tousled hair plus a full beard.
A longer haircut with textured hair and an angular fringe is a lovely idea for longer and oval faces.
A platinum blonde tousled top haircut is a cool idea, add some products to achieve that tousled top look.
A sharp pointed fringe is rounded and features a longer pointed sction in the middle, with a choppy crown texture.
A side swept fringe angular style with a haircut with a nice piecey texture and eye-grazing fringe.
A sleek angular fringe combo over is a little offbeat, it's like a classic bowl cut but a bit bolder.
A stranded angular fringe is a cool idea, separate your fringe into sections and enjoy the look.
A textured angular fringe is a focal point of your haircut, give it a stylish texture and a bold look.
A textured skin fade with an angular fringe, this is a Caesar cut with some uneven strands and bangs.
A thin hair undercut fade with an angular fringe will unleash a punk star in you, get a longer top.
An angled fringe with a long top looks fancy and requires some styling, it looks edgy and a bit messy.
An angular fade with double disconnected bald fade and angular fringe requires some styling with hair spray.
An angular fringe haircut with a textured top is a new classic idea that won't go out of style, it's perfect to highlight the jawline.
An undercut taper fade with irregular texture and angular bangs is a trendy take on the classic Caesar fringe.
Ed Westwick rocking an angular wispy fringe and a mid-length haircut, sweep the fringe to the side like he did.
Pocky strands all over the top, high fade and an angular fringe creat ea very edgy overall look.
