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Bowl Cut Fade

A bowl cut accompanied by a fade takes the familiar fade haircut to the next level. The fade haircut elements can take place in any area you want, and the most authentic idea for bowl cuts would be a nape fade that smoothly transits from the top to the very back and all over the sides.

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Uneven Locks

Uneven locks of hair, added to your bowlcut, can wash away the thin line between the classic and modern variations. They’re not literally hair locks, but they stand out and stick from the top and drop on the fringe, grabbing people’s attention with their modernity.

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Bleached Bowl

We ourselves can’t resist the idea of bleached hair guys from popular music bands popularized these days. A bowl done on bleached hair, where the top is clearly separated from the sides, is all about bold statements. If this style appeals to you, you can also try some platinum hair color, and other ideas of cool blonde hair men find to be stylish today.

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Asymmetrical Bowl Hair

There may be more than a bit of asymmetry. Ask the barber to cut the top in uneven layers and emphasize it with a comb over hairstyle. A circle goatee is an awesome accompaniment to such a look.

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Casual Mushroom Cut

For those guys who prefer more authentic hairstyles, a mushroom cut is the way to go. Add a bit of texture to the bangs and get a soft fade on the sides to give it a modern touch.

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Layered Bowl Cut

There’s no better way to enhance the natural texture of your hair, adding more volume to it than going for layers. Layered haircuts, whatever they are, give a wearer a bit messy, yet sharp and distinctive looks, which will be a good complement for bowl cuts.