To maintain your natural hair color, you should apply the blue shade only on the hair on top, starting at where the fading of long tresses begins. This will leave a long section of black hair on both sides of the head, starting at the hairline to the nape of the neck where the blue shaded hair ends. This is a great look for guys who like experimenting with shades.

12. Curly Frohawk with Patterns

Black men with naturally curly locks can style it into a frohawk and complement it with decorative patterns on the sides where the hair is faded. This is an ideal frohawk hairstyle for black guys who want something more than just a typical Afro Mohawk. To rock this hairstyle, you would want to start by choosing the patterns you would want to design on the sides, as well as the length of locks on top and whether you would shade them or not. To give your hair volume and some hold, use styling products such as pomade and gel.

13. Rainbow Men’s Frohawk

With frohawk, men can experiment with a wide array of colors, including a whole rainbow of shades. However, a look like this is not for all men. It is for the few brave men who are ready to rock bold hairstyles. It is an ideal look for black men ready to experiment with their hair. However, this is not the kind of hairstyles that you can do at home. To rock this look, visit your barber and tell him to style Afro Mohawk and dye the textured hair on top with all the colors of the rainfall. When you come out of the barbershop, all eyes will be glued on you!

14. Flat Top Frohawk Haircut

You don’t have to rock a full afro to style it into a flat top. If you love styling your hair with a flat top, but you don’t want to wear a full afro, then you should opt for a frohawk with a flat top. Ideal for straight and textured hair, this hairstyle doesn’t need a lot of maintenance, and once you style it in the morning, it stays together until evening. However, to enhance its hold and give it an African-American Frohawk vibe, use texturizing products.