39 – Curly Triangle Undercut

I have always been jealous of men with curly hair. Curls come with high amount of texture. The hair is tousled for maximum texture, and the top portion has the same length all around.

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38 – Buzz Cut Men

Hard parts can be undercut style. There is an emphasis to the part here. Meanwhile, the sides are tapered for more “push” toward the top.

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37 – Spiky Hair

To get it right, tell the stylist to brush up most of your hair.

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36 – The Boy Next Door

This is the medium-length undercut, which is ideal for men with wavy, thick and straight hair. Short sides and medium hair on top, you know medium undercut when you see one. 

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35 – Undercut Long Hair

This also comes as high fade with a combed back texture. It’s like a slicked back hairstyle, but with a faded line up.

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34 – The Classic Undercut

With lots of undercut variations, the world is your oyster. But don’t forget to try the basic first. This is also a fail-safe option if you don’t know what to choose. This simple and classic undercut style is ideal for any man testing the waters.

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33 – The Undercut Fade

This is a timeless version of the undercut. The hair in front is brushed up. The rest is a bit messy, which is intentional to achieve some texture.

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32 – Short Undercut

It’s a proof of how versatile the undercut can be. This style gives you the leeway of having a cut with low-maintenance. 

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31 – Disconnected Undercut

It’s a dramatic variation of the classic undercut. The hair on your top is “disconnected” from the sides with a nice and hard part. This strikes a thin line between short and long hair. The catch is that the hair can be cut at medium length, and styled to look like pompadour. For best results, use products with strong hold especially if you have a thicker hair.