48. Aging

Need I explain further on how good this cut looks on aging people? Even though thinning and graying hair, a Caesar cut looks good on the elderlies.

49. Your Classic Military Look

Depending on how you cut your Caesar, you might be able to pull off a military-style cut which is quite conventional but still timeless – just like this one!

50. Really Bushy

Julius Caesar might not have worn his hairdo with a thick beard, but that doesn’t mean that you can’t do it! With a medium fade separating your hair and your beard, you can really see the contrast here!

51. Medium Fade

Here’s another option that you can go for. Keep your top just like the classic Caesar cut, but taper the sides down to a really close-shaved fade.

52. Subtle Contrast Is The Key

If you don’t want your haircut to stand out too much, something with less contrast is your best bet. Keep your sides and back short, but just a little bit shorter than the length at the top.

53. Tattoo Pairing

There’s nothing wrong with spicing your haircut up with other elements – such as a tattoo! You’re bound to get some eyes on you with those ink.

54. Curved Fringe

We can’t say that this hairdo is curly, because it isn’t. It’s just the top part that is a little more curled. This could help cover up some of the widow’s peak if your fringe is grown out a little.

55. Thick Fringe

What’s unique about this look is that the hair seems uniformly short all around – until you see the fringe. Then, you realize that the hair is actually a little thicker than it looks. Perfect for thinning hair!

56. Beardy Distraction

Here’s what you can do to hide the fact that your hair is thinning: You distract them with a beard, a mustache, or any other forms of facial hair that you can grow. Your Caesar cut will do the rest of the job!