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#29: Short Textured Asian Men Hairstyle

This hairstyle is tried and true. Shaofeng Feng recently tried it out at a movie premiere, going with a safe yet stylish look. To achieve this cute style, have the sides of your hair trimmed shorter than the top, and then get the top and back point cut for the subtle spikes. Run a setting gel through your damp hair and let it set.

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#30: Long Hair Don’t Care

Ko Mori went with an independent look for the Independent Spirit Awards. With basically zero effort, he worked a styling gel through his hair and tousled it while still damp. Let it air dry to achieve this messy, casual look that pairs well with a suit or tuxedo.

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#31: Strategically Lush Asian Men Hairstyle

When your hair is not as thick as desired, you may tousle it into strategically placed locations, including the forehead. Take caution with styling gel – while necessary, using too much will rather give away your thinning hair secret than conceal it.

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#32: Straight Up Spikes

At a recent Armani show, this Asian male model had his hair brushed up and away from the face while damp, securing it with a strong-hold gel. The sides are also brushed back and trimmed shorter than the top section.

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#33: Boy-Next-Door Look

Who wouldn’t want to bring sweet-looking Brandon Soo Hoo home to meet mom and dad? With his classic middle school haircut, he pulls off the boy-next-door look with ease. For this style, just get a temple fade cut, and don’t forget to use a styling product.

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#34: Male Box Braids

Not just African-American actresses or that novelty souvenir from a trip to Jamaica, Asian males can also rock box braids. Tatsuya Nakamura recently did just that by having his hair professionally braided in the classic African style. Black hair from any ethnicity looks awesome in braids, and they are relatively simple to care for, making them a popular choice for celebs who are craving to look great, but rather casual.