Obviously, this casual style is meant to draw attention to just how wavy the hair is. It’s not going to be for everyone, but it might be the right choice if you’re looking for a laid-back style for incredibly wavy hair.

Loose Quiff

While “quiff” might make you think of perfectly styled, voluminous hair on the heads of Instagram influencers, there are many other ways to style a quiff.

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This loose quiff is a relaxed take on the style that brings out the casual qualities of wavy hair. Instead of brushing the hair directly up into a neat quiff, you brush the hair back to evoke a quiff with the volume you get from how the hair lies.

Another vital element is the gradual fade that starts just below the temple. This helps the sides blend into the top, creating balance and ensuring the hair doesn’t look uneven or too top-heavy.

Side Swept

This is another 90s-inspired look with a fun yet subtle vibe. It’s so relaxed that it almost doesn’t even look like it’s styled at all.

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It’s also a good choice for guys with thin and wavy hair. However, this hair type is hard to deal with because it tends to lie flat (which means no volume) and hang down.

This haircut solves those problems by leveraging the hair’s looseness to create big, easygoing swirls. The volume is created by layering the hair, which also brings out the waves. 

Wavy Shag

The shag is a classic vintage style, and it’s experienced a resurgence in popularity along with 60s/70s fashion in general.

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The shag is great for wavy hair because it’s all about the texture. Shags are naturally messy and layered, so they look good with even remotely wavy hair.