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Shorter Hairstyles for Smaller Glasses

If you have smaller glasses, you’ll want to stick with shorter to medium length cuts. Longer styles can make your head and face unbalanced, leaving you with what could potentially be a fashion faux pas.

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Side Swept Messy Style but elegant with Glasses

The messy look is always in. It’s running fingers through the hair or running out the door, but it works. Especially here with a five o’clock shadow and thick modern frames.

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Textured Top and Classic Taper

Thinking about getting a new cut is not easy. With a top that has high volume and sides that are tapered, things become clear. The glasses make him look like he works as a creative.

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The Wet Medium Crop

Wet hair automatically means a beach or pool. With the wet look here, this surfer shows that he’s all about the future and not worrying about the problems of the past. The blue-tinted shades fit perfectly with the just got off the waves look.

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High Skin Fade Undercut

The last few years have been years of the skin fade. Everyone gets them when they go to the barber, and they all look fresh to death. This tousled top goes well with the fade and oversized Lennon glasses.

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Side Swept Fringe Angular Style

Having a side part, but also not having a side part looks really good here. The top is long while the side hasn’t been cut in a while. The angular glasses conform to his high cheekbones.

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Slicked Back with Drop Fade

The dry slicked back look feels rugged like the wind has been blowing through the hair for hours. With a drop fade, meticulously trimmed beard, and some stunner shades, this is a look for the outdoors.