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#19: Tapered Layers

Get your hair cut at varying angles and lengths to achieve the tapered layers that are fun to wear and great for photos. The straighter and thicker your hair is, the better this will work. Get hold of some strong product and mess with the layers until you get the look you love.

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#20: Traditional Cut for Dark Hair

Dark, Asian hair is lovely no matter how you wear it, and a traditional cut is no exception. This boy-next-door look is something you’ve likely been familiar with since elementary school, and it fortunately never goes out of style.

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#21: Focused Front Asian Men Hairstyle

Designer Vern Yip recently sported a seriously sharp gelled up hair look at a UNICEF event. Showing that middle aged men can still pull off a youthful hair look, this style was achieved by sectioning off the front portion of hair and then spiking it with fingers while using a setting gel. The rest of the hair is brushed back for a more pronounced final look.

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#22: Sideswept Longer Asian Style

Restauranteur Michael Chow is used to being in the kitchen, but for a recent black tie event he fancied up with a longer hairstyle. Asian men with broad round faces and potential hair loss can grow their hair out a bit longer as Chow did, and sweep it to the side to balance the face proportions and give the illusion of thicker, fuller hair.

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#23: Modern Front Brush

Styling mousses can be used for styles that have a light lift, but rather lay down flat instead of just sticking up, as was exemplified by Jason Zhang Jie at a recent awards show. Comb all hair to the front and use the product to flatten hair against the forehead. This look is accomplished with short sides and back as a contrast to the longer front. Have your quiff angled for a more dramatic look.