58. The line-up

Short hair looks good when it is buzzed, but what can take the buzz to a wholly different level is to create a line-up on the forehead. It creates a nice outline and accentuates the tidiness of the hair, something that can rarely be achieved with long hair.

59. The low bald

You can create a neat version of a regular haircut on short hair by cleaning up high above the nape of the neck. You can balance the lack of hair on the back by allowing fringes on the front (which can be swept to the side or quiff-ed up).

60. Sideburn fades

In addition to the crop up top, you can choose to fade gradually the sideburns of your little boy too. Ideally, this should be accompanied by a low neck fade as well, so that the two buzzed regions meet and proceed upwards into thicker strands

61. Spiky fohawk

If you are brave enough to go for a real mohawk, then your son will surely shine among his peers. Remember, this hairstyle will need regular touch-ups since little boys’ hair grows very fast.

63. Blowout mohawk

If your little boy has thin hair, then you can try the classic hairstyle. Keeping the back of the head, especially near the nape of the neck clean and close-cropped, you can leave a single head of hair on the top. This hairstyle can be slicked back by gel after a side parting or may even be back-combed, as the occasion warrants.

69. The punk

Thin hair need not mean fewer hairstyles. In fact, it indicates bolder choices. If you are so inclined, take a trimmer to the hair and shave a pattern, You can pair up this hairstyle with some other forms like adding a pompadour, or you may also choose to keep a sweep of hair long at the nape of the neck.

70. Slicked back

Instead of finding ways to make thin hair look voluminous, you can simply slick back the hair over the head. You need to keep the hair on the top center of the head long, while the ones on the side may be kept of medium length. With a good styling cream, you can slick back the hair over the scalp to give a polished look.