11. Debonair Hair

Long hair for older men has a very bad rap, and its versatility is often overlooked. A hairstyle like this can be coiffed to look very sophisticated and elegant or worn more relaxed with a messy texture to achieve that laid-back, rugged look.

The key to pulling off a style like this is to keep your hair in top condition and have layers cut into the shape to have plenty of body at the roots.

Pair up Your Long Hair with Short Beard

12. Low Key Laid-Back

Even with a slightly receding hairline, you can find a style that will suit longer hair without looking like a badly aging Rockstar!

The hair lift at the roots and naturally curly hair detract from the thinning retreating of the hairline. Wearing the hair to the side also draws the eye away from any problem areas.

13. Shoulder Length Silver-Fox

If you have always worn your hair long and are concerned about your style options as you become older, this is an excellent example of older men’s long hair being sported in more twilight years.

This thin hair is cropped at the shoulders to prevent it from looking too heavy and lank, and a scant beard or casual goatee is a very stylish touch.

14. Longer Topped Lad

Long hair doesn’t always have to mean a flourish of lengthy locks. If you find that your hair is thinning with age or balding at the crown, then a crop like this will work wonders to boost your locks and boost your confidence.

Having a more tapered cut around the back of the head and offsetting it with a longer top is a great way to have still a very gentlemanly but longer style – without looking too conventional or boring.

Wearing the top brushed back in a floppy relaxed manner can cover up any thinning patches for old men without looking too structured or styled.

15. Natural And Native

Curly chopped hair is a fantastic way for framing an otherwise very angular or long face. By wearing the hair off part, it can give the impression of added volume. Keep curls tamed with a light styling product so that they don’t succumb to frizz but don’t over-styled, or it’ll destroy the air of casual style.