20+ Eye-Catching Haircuts for Black Boys

This super slight temple fade is kind of a key factor for this look as it eases into the main fade frame. With soft lines and edges, you’ll need to check in with the barber often to keep up with that hairline.

Here’s a trendy twist on the classic flat top that gives you the volume of an afro without any messiness.

The wavy style isn’t just for older fellas. This style can complement any age, as we see here. This youngin’ uses his hair’s natural texture to create the ripples that draw the eye. A subtle temple fade is used to add a bit of contrast to the texture up top, while the line work on the fringe and temple complete the look.

You can’t go wrong with a simple temple fade. This haircut, which also features an angular line up, will work with a variety of hair types and keeps everything tidy.

Drawing inspiration from the mohawk, this style uses high volume and sharp contrast to create a truly magnetic style. The top emphasizes the natural curls through volume, keeping the sides trimmed short. Adding to that, the sides are then given a medium fade that brings the eyes up to the frohawk.

This cut uses a variation of the Edgar to highlight the natural texture of this little one hair. The fringe is meant to contrast with the curly, messy texture on top, while the high fade creates a pull to the top of the head.

A temple fade is a versatile and effortless style for any age, but this boy uses it to compliment his natural curls. Most of the hair is left longer to highlight his curls, while the fringe is lined to give the contrast from the curly look. This contrast continues through the temple, around the ear, and into the nape. This look will have your son the topic of the school for years to come.

You know how we always say undercut looks good on everyone, especially with the added taper on the sides? It is 100% true and it highlights the top curls to the next level.

Natural hair can be worn in so many different ways, and that’s the beauty of it! Here we have some gorgeously styled curls contrasted by an undercut with some shaved lines design. Get creative!

Everything going on here I love! From the very interesting long and pointy temple’s design to the perfectly styled afro. This look screams precision. What a skill!

Here we have a super neat high fade giving way to some pretty amazing ringlets. It’s always fun to go for something a little different when it comes to the hairline and ask for a subtle but eye-catching design.

There’s some wavy styling going on and I’m here for it. The sides of the line-up take a more natural and soft approach to the hairline while the temples are thinly groomed.

These shaggy locks look super cute at this length, it can be easy to decide you just want to grow them but consider making this length a look you stick with!

With a little length on top and some happy defined curls, this hairstyle has a pretty different front hairline since it incorporates some as the star of the show.
The fade helps bring all the attention up top since it’s been kept pretty low.

At this height, this afro flat top beautifully complements their features and the low faded sides keep everything in a uniform manner.

If you like the mohawk style but don’t want something extreme, try this out. The hair forms a subtle mohawk that tapers as it reaches the neckline.

This is another flat top variation that’s neat and mess-free all around. A simple skin fade draws the eye up to the flat top.

A burr cut is basically just a super-duper short crop. Here they take it even further by pairing it with a mid-fade to complete the look with a line-up.

This flat top is at the top of its game (hehe, see what I did there?).  When it comes to haircut design or anything design for that matter, patterns and lines are super important. This is why I love what they’ve done with the hardline on the side.

The flat top is an iconic style that’s still popular to this day. It’s an excellent option for boys with more coiled, matted hair.

This bold hairstyle features a pattern shaved into the back of the head. The rest of the hair is kept short in order to emphasize the design.

A short crop is ideal for showcasing the tight natural ringlets’ texture and definition. Some swear by re-styling it with a mixture of saltwater and conditioner in a couple of spritzes, this, of course, is a DIY version but there are enough store-bought solutions!

This right here is a love letter to Black Culture. Now more than ever be proud to wear your natural hair as many have done before.

Here we see them keeping things simple. A super short crop and a natural taper always make for an incredible look fit for anything you get up to, but wait! Check out that cheeky shaved line, it technically makes this a disconnected undercut, and I love how’s been done!

If you’re into braided hair, you might like this hip and edgy style. Long braids hang down like spider legs, and there’s a very satisfying rectangular pattern on the top of the head.

Is shorter better for you? If so, this haircut is worth your consideration. Short hair on top is emphasized by skin faded sides, while two subtle hard parts add a touch of flair.

If you want something more fun and casual, this might be the style for you. A burst fade emphasizes the area around the ear, and a shaved design adds some pizzazz.

Here’s another take on the temple fade. With a less angular line up, this haircut is a touch more formal than the previous style, making it a good choice for a variety of situations.