Korean Hairstyles for Men: 25 Viral K-Pop Haircuts + How to Get the Look (2026)

Do you claim yourself as an adventurous person? Then you just might want to try this daring bleached hairstyle. The lighter blonde shade will make your eyes pop and the layered texture gives dimension and volume. There’s no denying you’ll shine with this style.

Not your usual K-Pop style with the top being long-haired and curled. The low fade here makes all the neat job and also pushes the volume on the top. Use some product to keep those curls in place.

Silky hair demands the use of some products but when done right one will see the results instantly. The length is medium with pushed back strands with layered sides and a middle part on top that makes it pure finesse.

One way to make a standard bowl cut look more exciting is to part it in two and have it frame your face. Effortlessly stylish, this curtain style creates a fresher look and suits most face shapes.

You can play around with a blow-dryer to help create a voluminous side-swept with your straight hair. The contrast between the long top and short undercut gives a different appeal from various angles.

Subtle part offset make this look so good. The sides are tapered but it’s all subtle so as to make the whole look unified. The top is wet textured with the use of some product.

Side part not always has to be all the way to the side. Sometimes a little bit offset sets the tone for fun. The fun between the middle to side parts is quite fun. The rest of the hair is thick and clustered.

Usually, we see that mid-part with few other elements here and there but this one is quite unique one. The thin hair pushes back is a little thug looking with that layering on the sides so that the top looks longer than the sides.

French Crop amongst Korean styles is not new because it can be used as a middle part. This one can be classified as a thick and pocky middle part. However, the pocky puffy look makes up for the volume.

Thin hair when parted with a flat texture looks perfectly flawless. The flapping hair sits nicely on the face with longer strands everywhere makes it quite a nice look.

Would you just look at those strands and their slight curls? The top is in between mid part to side part with layering on the sides as they fall off perfectly. The temple is longer with rusty blonde dye to it.

Korean hairstyle is all about popping neat colors and parting them in the middle. The undercut on the sides is something that makes it count here. The semi-blue dye is not very common and we see how good it is pulled.

The top here is a jack of all trades and master of panache. The top is wavy and slightly long so that it can be easily pushed back. The sides are undercut faded for a cleaner approach while the shiny subtle burgundy dye steals the show with its sneaky nature.

Sometimes a frizzy look is what makes things fun. The top is subtly middle-parted for that slightly casual look. The sides are layered where the top is slightly longer. The mustache and beard are something that balances the face.

Mullets are always on the fancier side. The thick hair texture with a frizzy top makes this look quite a neat one. The dye color here compliments the skin complexion accurately with the top slightly long making a perfect look.

If you want to try a style that will make your dark hair stands out, you can try this look. The longer, sharper fringe covering the forehead and eyes is extremely edgy. Besides, who doesn’t like a little bit of mystery to unveil?

You might want to grow your hair longer for this haircut. Similar to Jin’s straight curtain hair, but with an extra “oomph”. With some highlights, it will attract attention to the soft wavy textured hair, leaving you looking bold and dashing.

Frizzy hair with the top being longer than a shorter length on the back is quite fun. The sides are tapered a little just to have a controlled look. The back is tapered so as to push all the attention to the front.

Behold the entry of a classy gentleman with that hard part that is supported with some nice side part. The neat look is what steals the show with the sides especially faded for that premium look.

Thick hair can hold the volume pretty well. The semi curl texture can be induced by heating hair a little maybe over a hairdryer. The clean look supports the hair with all that texture and the neat middle part.

Thin hair has one great perk of being able to style them in any way one wants. The middle part falls perfectly on either side. The sides aren’t tapered yet they look so controlled. That shade on slight dye makes it just perfect.

Side parts are quite versatile with thick sides for more style statements. The top is slightly puffed for that quiffed look with sides not being tapered fully makes it thick and stand apart slightly from the crowd.

Korean hairstyles aren’t just mid parts and waves, here we see an array of different elements mixed together. Starting with some mullet is a sweet retro touch with the top being pocky textured is quite a combination.

That one thing that is very distinct from “Kpop” is the offset side part. This part sits between the middle part and the side part which makes it so much more fun. The key is to maintain the volume whilst having the waves for more style.

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Undercut comes in many forms with thin straight curls that make this look quite a banger with good volume. The frizzed texture makes it fun with straight laid strands. Notice the sides are pretty neatly carved.

The tossed top culture is getting huge and as we see this is another haircut in the group. The middle part is quite subtle but with these thin hair and medium-length, nothing is unachievable.