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10 Simple Ways to Have Messy Hair for Men

By Matthew Lynch
March 22, 2024
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When it comes to men’s hairstyles, messy hair can be an attractive and fashionable option. The nonchalant, tousled look is much sought-after because it can add an effortlessly cool vibe to your appearance. Whether you want to try something new or simply don’t have time for a conventional hairstyle, below are 10 simple ways to achieve the perfect messy hair for men.

1. Finger-combing: The easiest way to get messy hair is to ditch the traditional comb or brush and use your fingers instead. Simply run your fingers through your hair in random directions to create a natural, disheveled look.

2. Sea Salt Spray: This is a popular product that helps recreate the texture of tousled, beachy waves. Just spritz some sea salt spray onto damp or dry hair and scrunch it with your hands for instant messiness.

3. Blow-drying: Flip your head upside down and blow-dry your hair using the lowest temperature setting on your dryer. This technique adds volume while creating a delightfully messy look.

4. Texturizing Paste: Apply a small amount of texturizing paste between your palms and work it through your hair, focusing on the roots and mid-lengths to create an intentionally haphazard appearance.

5. Messy French Crop: For a simple but stylish haircut perfect for the messy look, ask your barber for a French crop, characterized by shorter sides and longer top lengths that can easily be tousled with a little product.

6. Bedhead Look: Don’t fix what’s not broken! Embrace how your hair looks when you wake up in the morning by giving it a quick finger-comb and adding some light hold product if necessary.

7. Teasing Technique: Use a comb or brush to backcomb sections of your hair from the tips to the roots gently. This adds extra volume and results in a lovely unkempt look.

8. Asymmetrical Part: Forget the straight center parting. Embrace an irregular, zig-zag part by raking your fingers through your hair to create an effortless messy element.

9. No Shampoo Experiment: By skipping your shampoo routine now and then, you can let the natural oils in your hair build up, resulting in a messy, texturized style without any added products.

10. Braids or Dreadlocks: For those with longer hair, consider getting small braids or dreadlocks. These styles can appear unintentionally messy while also being low-maintenance and on-trend.

In conclusion, achieving perfectly messy hair is all about breaking traditional hairstyling rules and embracing a relaxed approach. With these 10 simple techniques, you’ll be on your way to rocking a stylishly disheveled look that’s both effortless and eye-catching.

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