28 Best Comb Over Haircuts for Men (2026 Styles Guide)

This hair cut incorporates a high and tight fade that is slightly disconnected from the top. The top of the hair is combed over with a hard part to the side. The hard part adds both style and shape to this clean and polished hair cut.

This clean and polished style is achieved by keeping the sides short and tightly faded, while keeping the top longer. This style incorporates a hard part and is combed over to one side. Also, the edges of this cut are precisely lined up to add more shape to the style.

This comb over is clean and sleek-looking, thanks to the careful styling. The soft side part adds even more flare to this simple style.

A tapered fade keeps your head cool with this thick top hair. Combing up and sideways creates extra volume with no effort.

The close-cut line in this part emphasizes an air of manliness in this cut. Subtle facial hair adds to that, with careful combing of the top hair introducing some elegance.

There’s no harsh lines needed to achieve this cut. The combed top and appropriately trimmed sides look good on their own.

Neat is elegant, but messy is cool. Is there anything cooler than this and haphazard side sweep with the sunglasses to match?

This fresh style features a heavily gelled comb over that’s faded away after the side part. It works great with the facial hair!

Rob Lowe’s agelessness is on full display here. With the dyed blond comb-over plus the dark facial scruff, Lowe shows why he is a lady killer.

This classic look could be 1920 or 2020. The rusty dye and comb-over give it an old fashioned look, while the trimmed facial hair screams 2000s.

The unruliness of this cut gets all the attention when he walks into any room. Part skater, part punk, and all the way chic.

Have you ever gone to the barbershop and thought you had a really fresh cut and then you looked over and saw someone who just had it better than you? That’s this guy. His puffed-up comb-over, tapered sides, and stylish sunglasses really make him stand out from the rest of the average.

Sent from the year 2040, this barber has done everything right. His comb-over with the hard part is expertly cut and his skin fade and facial hair meet perfectly on the side of the jaw.

The combed-over hairstyle is no longer just for dads and grandpas! This classic look has been modernized to appeal to younger generations looking for an understated style. In this look, a straight razor is used to create a “hard part” which runs from front to back along one side of the head. This small detail creates a strong contrast between the sides of the head and significantly changes the hair’s final appearance. It adds just enough edge to make it appropriate for formal occasions while also keeping it approachable enough for casual days out.

When a full comb over does not work for you, but you’d still want to style your hair in that way, do a side part. Doing so gives you a quarter of your hair that’s down. The low fade gets to accentuate the rest of your hair. The whole look has a shiny finish, which means you’d need hair products to style it. Keep it simple with just a hoop earring and a stud.

A naturally formed side part comes together with long, blow-dried locks for this young and very cool comb over.

There’s nothing more presentable than a man with carefully combed hair, apart from a man with carefully combed hair and a well groomed beard.

This hairstyle is incredibly thick, and features a very necessary side part. It’s thoroughly combed and looks ready for any Ivy League university.

Speaking of Ivy League universities, here’s an Ivy League itself. Medium on the sides, medium on the top, a small side part, and a generous helping of hair gel.

Here’s a particularly long comb over that works excellent with the dark hair color. The Widow’s Peak just adds interest to an already exciting cut.

There is a fine line between hipster and gangster. Here, this gentleman has a nice comb-over that accentuates his fade and skull tattoo.

It’s been nearly five decades since the wavy look made its way to the big screen with John Travolta in Grease. Now, the look is back and the wavy comb-over has us pining for the days of way back.

Is it slicked back? Is it combed over? No one really knows, which is the beauty in the combo that is 100 percent suave.

Ty Simpkins has been acting since he was three weeks old. He’s 18 now, but his comb-over is definitely a reason for his boyish good looks and why he keeps getting cast in so many blockbusters.

This pushed back cut takes some patience to style, but when it is combined with the skin fade, it really works.

The comb-over has been around since combs were invented. This classic rusty mid volumed comb-over looks like it has a place in all decades.

For the reboot of the Pee-Wee Herman Show, the main actor will be puffing the front of his comb-over up so that it looks more modern. This guy could be his stunt double in the show.

Even though redheads are on the verge of extinction, this model is very now. Waxed, puffed, and combed over is the name of the game here along with a thick beard and slight fade.