If you decide to pair this older men’s long hair look with a beard, keep it neatly trimmed to avoid looking too much like a bushman!

16. The Handsome Sansom

As hair turns grey or white, it can change the texture and become very wiry. You can use this to your advantage when having long hair by embracing this new-found texture and using it to your advantage with a cut that enhances volume.

You can also pull this versatile look back into a low ponytail or bun. For added volume, keep the hair squeaky clean, so there is plenty lift at the roots.

17. Pulled Back Hairstyle with Head Band

If you are lucky enough to have speckles of salt and pepper coloring in your hair, it’d be foolish not to embrace it! Pick a style that enhances this dappled hair color which often looks excellent with additional layers, thick sideburns, or a beard. Don’t shy away from adding quirky accessories such as a hairband, bandana, or hat if your personality suits.

Being an old man doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t embrace your idiosyncrasies! For example, if you opt to style your hair pulled back with a hairband, you could try having the ends thinned out so it sits better when styled.

18. Long Hair Don’t Care

A slightly messy texture can look wonderfully mellow and relaxed on the long hair of an older man. The bed-head style is a timeless look, youngsters often rock that, but just because you may be ‘over the hill’ it doesn’t mean you have to be over trendy styles.

The key to pulling off this look is to avoid excessive weight caused by length. So, ensure that you have regular trims to add layers and keep the much-needed volume.

19. Fitty Over Fifty

As hair whitens at old age, it can appear as though it is looking thinner. Keeping the top longer and using the front part to frame the face, it helps give the illusion of added body and helps hide any troublesome thinning patches.