The Classic Flow Hairstyle is Back – Gallery

This flowy, messy hair cut is achieved using a scissor-cutting method. The hair is kept relatively all the same length, but there are shorter pieces throughout the cut to add texture and movement. Additionally, the hair around the face is tucked behind the ear.

This style is achieved by utilizing a classic scissor cut, and it is styled by roughly brushing all of the hair away from the face. This is optimal for people with widow’s peaks, as the textured and messy style draws away from the hairline.

Sometimes, an eye-catching cut doesn’t take much. This is one example of that. The scissor work keeps the length varied throughout the fringe, top, and sides, with the back of the head using some of the length on top to keep the flow moving through. Some dry styling clay can help you get the waviness you’re looking for, while those of us lucky enough to have naturally wavy hair will find this style suits you all the more.

This look utilizes the strength of contrast between the layers, straight top, and clean sides. Instead of brushing across the forehead, this one takes it up and over. Add a really attention getting look by breaking one section of your top away and back like seen here. The undercut and scissor fade on the sides keeps the focus on those layers in the fringe. Here the connected beard lends the look a bit more ruggedness.

Naturally wavy hair has so many attention getting styles. This one is one the easiest to maintain and one of the most catchy. The medium length on top and a low fade on the sides give this look an element of sleekness that’s amplified by the fringe pushed back and up. The length in the front allows for variety, but the waves created here really pop away from the neatness of the rest of the style.

The mullet is a style with some serious attitude and a hard edge. If a rugged, clean style is what you want, without sacrificing any of the “party,” follow this example. A scissor trim on the sides keeps the textured top and fringe at odds with the curly locks in the back, giving off an appealing contrast. The thick chain in the photo adds a sense of rugged fashion that tells everyone you’re ready for anything and you’ll lead the charge to get there.

Is a longer mane your go-to style? This natural look takes full advantage of your lustrous volume. Find your natural part and run a hand or comb through the top. Here we see extra texture in the fringe as he pulls it back while sweeping it over his right ear. Use some styling clay with a matte fixture, and you’ll have everyone commenting that your flow resembles the waves in the ocean.

For some, just sporting a brushed-up hairstyle is all they need. But for others, a brushed-up is not a brushed-up if it does not come in high volume. Whether it’s for that extra oomph or because it suits your hair’s texture – it’s effortless to achieve. If your hair is straight and thin, you’d need some products like dry shampoo or a texturizing powder, and they will be a part of your routine. And you’ll have to grow your hair to more than 2 inches. You’ll also need to blow dry your hair while brushing it up to achieve the look.

Sport with a light beard (or none at all) and minimal accessories. Best worn by those with oval, round, or diamond face shapes.

Whoever said less is more clearly hasn’t seen a man with a full flow hairstyle. But we’re not talking about medium-length hair, we’re talking about pairing your flow with a full beard. You don’t have to grow your hair to medium length, but it has to be enough to be brushed up (for this specific haircut, you can grow it to at least 3 inches).

This haircut is great for people who don’t like to maintain their mane that often because you can let your hair grow naturally and just brush it up for the neat effect, and it also requires no shaving.

Great for straight hair and for oval and heart face shapes.

Most flow hairstyles require medium-length hair that is grown to at least 5 – 6 inches. Once you achieve this, all you need to do is ask your stylist for tidy, kempt layers at the edge so that when you brush it up, it would have volume, especially if you have straight hair. For those with already wavy hair, getting the layers at the edge can be optional.

Brush up while damp for that perfect flow. Best for square or rectangular face shapes, wear it clean-shaven and use minimal accessories such as a pair of sunglasses.

Want to get that wavy bro flow hairstyle but unsure if your shorter hair can handle it? Worry not, everything is possible with a dollop of hair products. You don’t need to grow your hair past your ears, but you do need to have at least 2 inches of hair on top for you to be able to brush your hair back. Best to do this when it’s a bit damp from washing or you can also place hair products on it and blow dry it.

Wear without a beard and this can do favors for your strong jawline. Works best with a diamond or square face shape.

One of the longest styles on our list, this messy, tangled haircut has ample texture and will give you a super relaxed look.

Who said that edgy style can’t be combined with old-fashioned glam? Sometimes combining two opposite styles could give you the best result! Simply look at how attractive the front twist of messy curls looks on the forehead while the sides are roughly gelled to the sides. Such a masculine haircut can look absolutely stunning on someone with lots of facial piercings and tattoos.

A neater, tidier style, this take on the classic quiff has plenty of natural flow. Despite being shorter, this cut has a lot of character and vibrancy.

Looking for something with even more texture? Try out this long and wavy style. The hair is brushed back and strategically layered for the fullest head of hair possible.

Here’s a great look for thin hair that’s super casual. This cut is long all over, even at the sides, which makes this a rather unique style.

When thick hair is grown out, it often creates layers. You can leverage this by tousling the layers for extra movement and texture.

This look channels an even more rugged style. The spiky fringe echoed through to the back of the cut almost feels like you jumped out of bed looking this good, but we know better. The temple fade drops back into the mullet to really add a break in the texture up top. This look rocks hard, even better, with some good-looking ink, as seen here.

If you want to get a bit more artistic with your hair, this is definitely a style to consider. Long and flowing strands are styled into place, creating a unique sense of movement that you don’t often see.

Wavy hair and flowy styles go hand in hand, and this style shows how you can take full advantage of the volume that wavy hair provides.

For maximum flow, look no further than this extremely loose, windswept style. The hair is deliberately messy and gives off carefree, laid-back vibes.

For an even longer and more flowing style, check out this cut that takes the hair down to the neck. The loosely combed hair is full of eye-catching texture and motion.

Here’s another simple, low maintenance style with lots of flow. It’s slightly longer and fuller than the previous style, providing a bit more depth.

Thor’s hair is known for its long and flowing style. Take a close look, and you’ll see that this is actually a very simple hairstyle. All it requires is long hair and a bit of brushing to set everything in place.