Caring for hair isn’t always an easy task as you get older, and deciding to grow it out instead of taking it off can prove to be even more difficult. Creating the perfect haircut can be pretty challenging, especially if you’re looking to find one that fits your specific face shape and hair type. To help you decide what works best for you, we have compiled a list of the top best haircuts for people in their golden years. If you need some new inspiration or want to know what options are available to you, this list will surely be helpful! After careful consideration, each of these hairstyles has been picked by our team of seasoned hairstylists, so you can rest assured that each one will look amazing on you no matter what your hair type or facial features are!
Textured Crop
A Textured Crop is a modern haircut that has recently been popularized by famous sports stars like David Beckham and Djokovic Novak. It is cut close to the head at all sides but longer on top. It can be styled in many different ways, but it works great with a natural hair texture or even messy texturized styling.
Buzz Cut
A buzz cut is a type of haircut where all hair on top of your head is clipped very short while at least some hair on your side and back of your head will be left out. This style can have just as many variants as any other haircut because every barber or hairstylist has their ideas about how to cut it. There are several variations of buzz cuts for Golden-aged men.
Classic
The classic haircut for men is a timeless look. It’s relatively easy to maintain and doesn’t require much skill or styling, so you can basically wake up, shower, shave, and head out without having to think too much about how you want your hair to look that day. This is what makes it one of the best haircuts for men over 50 — it suits their lifestyle as they get older and settles into retirement or semi-retirement.
Textured Volume
If you’re a senior man who prefers to keep your hair long but wants to add some style still, a textured volume haircut is a perfect solution. This cut works on fine or thinning hair and gives you options for styling. The long side bangs can be combed back over your ears or swept over to one side. You can also pull all of your hair back into a ponytail if that’s more comfortable for you.
Full Shave
Unlike typical haircuts, which are designed to keep hair just long enough to maintain a certain style, a full shave haircut means that all of your hair is cut off. This might be an option for those with longer hair who want to make a significant change in their look. While it might seem odd or even intimidating at first, you’ll see that there are lots of different styles of full shave haircuts for men to consider when making your decision.
Grown-Out Fade
A grown-out fade is a type of fade haircut for men in which hair on top of the head is kept long enough to run fingers through. This hairstyle suits men with thicker and medium-textured hair, as it helps add volume to your locks. In addition, with a grown-out fade, you can take advantage of styling products such as pomade or wax and tousle your hair in a way that complements your facial features.
Styled Quiff
A quiff is a style in which hair is swept back and upwards from the forehead, usually with a side parting. You can think of it as a combination of slicked-back hair and a pompadour, except that instead of being pushed up toward your scalp, it’s just up and out of your face. Elvis Presley brought it to international fame in 1954 when he wore his hair like that on stage.
