The modern quiff is today’s answer for a classic, clean hairstyle with a little personality to it. A sharper fade on the sides and back will give you a sharp, modern look, while a less pronounced fade will have a more relaxed feel.

How To Style the Modern Quiff – Towel dry hair, leaving it slightly damp. Rub some pomade or wax onto your fingertips and run it through your hair, teasing the front up and combing the rest back. If you want a little more volume, add a little mousse. Finish by blow drying the quiff into place.

The short quiff is like the modern quiff, but it offers a younger, more casual feel. The top is cut much shorter at about 2-4 inches and typically is accompanied by a sharp fade or undercut on the sides. This cut is perfect for guys who want a clean cut look with minimal hassle.

The curly quiff is basically the long quiff for guys with curly hair. The effect is less sleek and polished, but more artistic and relaxed.

How To Style the Curly Quiff – Style the curly quiff as you would a regular quiff. However, you may need to use a wide-toothed comb to manipulate the hair more easily. And if you want curls on top of your quiff, make sure you don’t flatten them with product or blow drying.

The long quiff is a much more dramatic look for a contemporary, well-groomed man. Like the previous styles, the sides are kept short, but the hair on the top is kept longer. This gives it significantly more volume. Typically, the longer your hair, the more time it takes to style, and this rings true here. But the final result is well worth it.

How To Style the Long Quiff – The styling process is almost identical to that of the basic quiff, but there are two important differences. First, you might need to use a higher heat due to the amount of hair involved. Second, you might need a little more product to give your longer hair the hold it needs.

This is the perfect mesh of classy and casual. The same principals for any quiff still apply, but instead of primping, the aim is to get your hair roughly into shape without caring to make sure everything is sleek. The effect is a devil may care attitude while still looking well put together. This is the best way to look stylish without much effort.

How To Style the Messy Quiff – Do your basic quiff preparation, but instead of meticulously combing your hair into place, just comb some mousse with your fingers and blow dry. You can add a little hairspray in the front to keep hair from falling in your eyes.

The side quiff hairstyle is essentially a modern quiff with a pronounced part. You can simply part your hair, or, for more definition, your barber can cut a hard part into your hair. This variation on adds a nice dapper touch to this hairstyle.

How To Style the Side Quiff – Start out as if you’re styling a modern quiff, but pull your hair over to one side so there’s a definitive line separating your top and side. Apply a little hairspray and press your fingers along the line. Finish the look by combing the rest of your hair in the opposite direction of your part.

The undercut quiff is another hybrid quiff hairstyle. It looks like a modern quiff on top, but the sides are completely shaved down, giving it an alternative edge. Perfect for the modern hipster.

This is the father of all men’s quiff hairstyles. Think of Elvis or John Travolta in Grease. The longer top is combed and styled up out of the face with a bit of height. It’s also combed into a point or curled forward in the front. A variation of the rockabilly quiff is the Morrissey quiff, which has shorter sides and is done up a little looser.

How To Style the Rockabilly Quiff – Apply product evenly into hair. Comb it up out of the face, and blow dry into shape. For a touch of vintage rockabilly, take a lock of hair from the front of your head, curl it with your finger, and pull it forward onto the forehead.

The psychobilly quiff is the punk version of rockabilly, combining a severe undercut quiff, the classic rockabilly quiff, and a mohawk. The psychobilly quiff is also sometimes referred to as a wedge because of the sharp angles the hair is styled into. This style is great if you’re looking for a dapper way to maintain your edge.

How To Style the Psychobilly Quiff – This requires some time and patience. Start with damp hair. Apply a generous amount of extra firm hold gel and comb it through the hair. Starting on one side and working across, apply hairspray and comb your hair upward. Finally, blow dry it into place.

This crazy quiff hairstyle is as crazy as the pirate himself! It’s long, spiky, and funky — what more could you wish for?

The clever proportioning of quiff volume to side volume accentuates an already handsome face shape in this unique haircut.

The quiff is yet another hairstyle that shines when paired with tapered or faded sides. This contrast in length also plays on the face shape.

A neat quiff is the perfect option for when you need something a little more restrained. It’s still incredibly stylish, but it’s now something you could wear to the wedding.

Layering any hairstyle can be a lot of work, but this painstakingly architectured quiff shows you just how worth it that can be.

Hand brushed styles are a favorite for anyone who’s adjusting their style on the go. Whether it’s right off the field or out of the ring, you won’t be needing any implements to fix this cut.

This long and lush classic quiff is the perfect style for guys looking to make a statement. No, that statement isn’t just “look at me!”

This easy quiff really is taking things “back to basic.” Needless to say, a basic quiff is still a good quiff — especially when paired with cool sunglasses and fresh facial hair.

Here’s another example of a quiff that’s nothing too extreme. The undercut style is smooth and sexy, and works for any occasion.