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3 Ways to Keep Long Hair Out of Your Face (for Guys)

By Matthew Lynch
April 2, 2024
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Long hair can be a bold statement for guys and add character to their overall look. But as the hair grows out, keeping it from falling in your face can become a challenge. Fear not! Here are three solutions for men to keep their long hair out of their face in style.

1. Headbands and Bandanas

Wearing a headband or bandana is an easy and stylish way to keep long hair secured and away from the face. There is a vast array of options when it comes to headbands; you can choose different designs, colors, and materials depending on your preference and outfit. Simply slide the headband over your head and let it rest above your eyes, pushing your hair back. For a more secure hold, you can even double up on headbands.

Bandanas provide a similar function but with additional versatility. Fold the bandana into shape—a triangle or strip—and tie it around your head while keeping the knot either at the back or side, whichever feels more comfortable. The bandana will hold your hair in place while also adding a trendy touch to your overall look.

2. Hair Ties and Man Buns

For men with very long hair, pulling it back in a ponytail or bun can be an effective solution to keep hair out of the face. Use a sturdy, elastic hair tie to secure your hair at the desired height—low for a relaxed look or high for an active stance.

The man bun has gained popularity in recent years—a simple twist on the standard ponytail. To create a man bun, gather your hair and secure it with a hair tie, then twist the tail into a tight coil and wrap it around itself until no hair remains loose. Secure with another elastic or tuck the end under the existing elastic band.

3. Braids and Twists

Braids and twists may require more initial effort but result in a longer-lasting solution for keeping your hair tamed and out of your face. From a simple French braid to intricate cornrows, you can choose the style that suits you best.

French braids are an excellent option for beginners: start by gathering a small section of hair near the forehead and separating it into three strands. Cross the outer strands over the middle strand one at a time, adding more hair as you work your way down your head. Secure the braid with a hair tie at the base.

Conclusion:

Long-haired guys don’t have to struggle with their locks constantly falling in their face. By using headbands, bandanas, hair ties, or braids, men can maintain both their hair and style while keeping their faces comfortably clear! With these three methods at hand, you’ll be well-equipped for any hairy situation.

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