There’s no huge secret here––the side part really looks this good. It’s another medium length style that offers an enticing combination of texture and simplicity.

Here, the hair is grown out a bit, so you will need a bit of product to maintain that volume and structure all day long. For fine or thin hair, a creamier product like a hair cream or soft pomade is ideal.

#8: Frizzy Side Part

We often think of frizzy hair as a bad thing, but if you have frizzy hair in the right places, it can give you that much-desired “just messy enough” look.

This is intentional messiness at its best. Some locks of hair are out of place, but the hair doesn’t appear disheveled or sloppy. The hair is simply allowed to behave naturally, which makes this style really appealing.

Because of its fullness, this style is also one of the best side part haircuts for bearded men. The longer sides seamlessly connect with the sideburns and upper beard, providing a smooth transition from hair to beard.

#9: Side Part for Asian Hair

Asian hair is notorious for both its versatility and its toughness. Asian guys can rock virtually any hairstyle, but sometimes their hair has to be beaten into submission. Thankfully, the side part is one of those styles that’s relatively easy to achieve without much effort, and that’s true for Asian hair as well.

Thicker hair tends to hold volume pretty well, and this side part style is taking full advantage of that. The hair is brushed to the side, which activates the hair and results in a voluminous quiff. The sides and back are kept short as usual.

If you have ridiculously tough, thick, or coarse hair, then you might need to invest in a strong hold pomade or clay. As always, apply in small amounts until you reach the desired level of hold.