31 Undercut-Frisuren für Männer

Whether you’ve intentionally left the sides of your undercut on the longer side, or you’re growing out a no guard buzz, an in between length on the sides doesn’t have to be awkward. This cut is long enough on the top to give lots of contrast between the top and sides, while not requiring as much product on top.

This all around undercut adds some edge to a long dreadlock style, while also making hair lighter and more manageable without losing the dreadlocks completely. If you’ve had dreads for a long time and are considering a change, this style is a good starting point.

While maintaining a contrast between top and sides, the military undercut features relatively short hair on top. Although it’s named after and modelled on the haircut popularized by military personnel, this haircut has gained popularity amongst short haired men who want to try out the undercut trend.

Along with a host of other 90s trends, the Caesar haircut for men is regaining popularity. In this particular version, the Caesar’s short, horizontal fringe is given lots of texture with product and naturally wavy hair, while an undercut makes the whole style look very modern.

If you’re into rockabilly style without being too over the top, try this lower maintenance version of a pompadour cut.

An edgier version of the businessman’s taper cut, this style features long hair on top that’s artfully styled without being aggressively slicked back, for a haircut that’s acceptable at the office but not out of place when you put on a muscle tee and jeans to head to a dive bar after work.

As a general rule, the longer hair is on top, the edgier an undercut hairstyle will look. This blonde hair is chin length in front, but tapers slightly in length towards the back, for a style that has lots of modern edge without being too difficult or time consuming to style. If you’re finding your long hair hot and annoying during the summer months, consider this lighter haircut that won’t take all your length away.

This very edgy style relies on the contrast between dark dreadlocks and a very light side undercut.

If you’d love to look like a prohibition era smuggler, try this undercut style that’s combed over and slicked in place with a pomade that has lots of hold but doesn’t lock hair up the same was that a gel does. If you don’t have a beard this impressive, you can still rock a comb over undercut, and people won’t be as quick to call you a hipster.

While straight hair makes for some very sleek, sophisticated hairstyles, undercuts with curly hair offer up some fun alternatives. Depending on how tight your natural curls are, keep hair long enough on top to show them off, and choose products specifically for your hair type. While a strong, tacky pomade is great for slicked straight styles, curly hair usually requires the softer touch of a curl enhancing product that brings definition without smashing curls into submission.

If your girlfriend is still crushing on boy band heartthrobs of the 90s, consider trying out this dreamy Caesar cut with short sides. Like any haircut that features a fringe, your facial features and eyes become the focus, while shaved sides help to slim the face and show off the structure of your cheek and jaw bones.

Although Tom Hardy would look handsome with any haircut imaginable, this short spiky undercut is particularly well suited to his face shape and strong bone structure.

A classic disconnected undercut features hair that’s shorter on sides with little to no fading between various lengths, while this interesting haircut worn by Daniel Radcliffe looks like a classic taper cut featuring a low, disconnected undercut. The end result is something very fashion forward for guys getting tired of the standard undercut’s popularity.

The most dramatic of our Caesar styles, hair is clipped very short with no fade for an edgy style that’s fairly low maintenance. The fringe is the only part you’ll have to worry about styling.

This haircut adds more texture to the classic bowl cut, while a fairly straight line delineates where the undercut begins. Not for anyone who wants to blend in, this rather avant garde look is perfect for men in creative professions that allow for more freedom in terms of personal appearance and expression.