Men’s side part hairstyles and parted haircuts have been popular since the 1940’s. This is because the side part haircut is classy, clean, and professional, offering a classic look that is timeless. But modern parted hairstyles have also become popular, pairing the hard side part on top with a fade or undercut on the sides. Similar to a comb over since both brush hair to one side, the side part is also very versatile, allowing anyone from celebrities to businessmen to college guys to pull it off.
If you’re looking for a trendy style, then one of the parted hairstyles for men below might just be the look for you. From short to medium-length to long hair and classic to modern, check out the best side part hairstyles.
Contents
- 1 Side Part Haircut Styles
- 2 How To Part Your Hair To The Side
- 3 Cool Parted Hairstyles
- 3.1 One Side Hair + High Skin Fade + Hard Part
- 3.2 Classic Side Part Hairstyle
- 3.3 Short Side Part + Low Bald Fade
- 3.4 Side Part Fade
- 3.5 Hard Side Part + Low Fade
- 3.6 Classic Tapered Sides + Side Parted Top
- 3.7 Hard Side Parted Spiky Hair
- 3.8 Side Part Undercut
- 3.9 Classic Taper + Men’s Side Part
- 3.10 Hard Side Part + Razor fade + Full Beard
- 3.11 Mid Skin Fade + Wavy Side Parted Cut
- 3.12 High Fade + Short Part + Thick Line
- 3.13 Taper Fade + Long Side Part
- 3.14 Classic Part + Taper Fade
- 3.15 One Side + Fade
- 3.16 Wavy Top + Low Skin Fade + Handlebar Mustache
- 3.17 Hard Comb Over Fade
- 4 Hair Products For Side Part
Side Part Haircut Styles
There are different ways to part your hair, but they all start with the type of men’s hair part you want and whether you want a hard part vs a soft part. There is the classic side part hairstyle, which incorporates a hard part that splits your hair, combs it all to one side, and slightly exposes your scalp.
Then there is the modern side part, where the parting of the hair is not as pronounced, resulting in loose flowing, textured top. The natural styling of short and long parted haircuts makes the cut flexible, and guys can style their hair into any number of cool hairstyles.
How To Part Your Hair To The Side
After determining which side part hairstyle you prefer, you must choose how short or long you want your sides and top. All side parts require shorter hair on the sides and longer hair on top, so the length of your hair is really a matter of preference and where you want to place the part.
To style your side part, apply gel or pomade evenly throughout your hair. For thin hair, a pomade is the better option. Now, brush your hair forward to find your natural part and then comb down the sides. As for the front, you can choose to brush straight to the side or brush diagonally to create some lift. You may even be able to create the quiff hairstyle.
Cool Parted Hairstyles
For new hair trends and ideas, check out these cool parted hairstyles for men. From short parted hair to long hard part styles, these are some of the hottest cuts of the year!
One Side Hair + High Skin Fade + Hard Part
Classic Side Part Hairstyle
Short Side Part + Low Bald Fade
Side Part Fade
Hard Side Part + Low Fade
Classic Tapered Sides + Side Parted Top
Hard Side Parted Spiky Hair
Side Part Undercut
Classic Taper + Men’s Side Part
Hard Side Part + Razor fade + Full Beard
Mid Skin Fade + Wavy Side Parted Cut
High Fade + Short Part + Thick Line
Taper Fade + Long Side Part
Classic Part + Taper Fade
One Side + Fade
Wavy Top + Low Skin Fade + Handlebar Mustache
Hard Comb Over Fade
Hair Products For Side Part
When styling a side part, choose a hair product that balances control, shine and definition for the right finish. From pomade to wax and clay, a good styling product will enhance the shape without looking stuffy and create a fuller textured look for a modern touch.
For thick hair and a shiny finish, we recommend a strong pomade from Suavecito, Layrite or Baxter of California. These brands offer a strong hold with a medium to high shine for a slick finish.
For a textured finish that will make your hair look more natural, wax or clay works better. Styling wax is generally medium to strong hold with matte to low shine, and is perfect for a loose part. Clay works best for guys who want their hair parted to the side but with volume and movement.