Gradient Long Man - Looks To Stitch Without Delay

Do you want a super trendy layered cut on long hair? So there is a variant that will meet the whims of the most demanding gentlemen. This is the long gradient for men, or one of the most popular cuts for gentlemen. Also called “comb over”, it could be styled in many ways to adapt to the personal allure of its wearer. Whether you like the casual style or the formal look, you are sure to find your inspiration among the looks that the editorial staff has found for you! Classic ideas and a little more extravagant, our gallery will present you the most beautiful variations of this cut acclaimed by the man of the 21st century.

Long gradient for men - the hottest "comb over" looks

As we have mentioned several times, the gradient is possible on any type of hair: straight, fine, smooth, curly or afro. There are so many variations that it is difficult to choose a style among the countless possibilities: American gradient, low, mid-length, long, white … And for this reason, the gradient will never go out of fashion, because it is multidimensional! For those who have not yet dared the look, a little glance in the past!

Dating back to the 60s, the long gradient for men was worn perfectly defined with a parting and shorter in the neck and on the sides. Indeed, the "comb over" appeared as a way for men to hide baldness … which is fortunately not the case today! Even though the top strands were carefully folded to one side, the cut is characterized by its simplicity and elegance.

Today, the "comb over" returns in a whole new version and becomes the trendy hairstyle to adopt absolutely. It can be styled in multiple fashionable ways in proportion to the unique personal allure of its distinguished wearer. Adopted on long hair, the classic impresses with a wet effect look plating the sides to the back.

The long gradient for whom?

As a general rule, the layered likes all hair types, from straight to curly. On the age side, if you think this style would suit a youngster better, think again! To adopt it, there is no age limit. With its many facets, the long gradient offers a sophisticated look for gentlemen and a punk and rebellious look for kids. The final result depends largely on the offset between the two lengths you will adopt as well as the specific way in which you will define long hair afterwards. On the morphology side, the long gradient goes well with almost all face shapes: round, square, oblong or triangle.

What product to style the long gradient?

To maintain and care for the long layered, the right styling product is a must, unlike the short layered. It is with the help of a fixing substance that the hair is tamed, slicked to the side and slightly back. Keep in mind that the gel will give you immediate hold and enviable shine, while the wax adds full texture while remaining flexible. The styling mousse is halfway between the two and gives a nice structure without much hassle.

How often to go to the hairdresser?

A good layered cut is great, but without the proper maintenance, the magic only lasts a while. At the end of weeks, the desired effect is not necessarily there. Halfway between short hair and long hair, the long gradient for men requires fewer appointments at the hairdresser than the short gradient. Every 1-2 months is usually enough to maintain it. Even though the top of the head grows longer, an open neck and well-groomed sides help keep your combover fit and sublime.

Long man gradient: the favorite cut of trendy bearded men

If you are a beard and long hair lover, the long layered gradient is for you! Although gentleman does not always mean a full beard, thanks to the chic of the "comb over", the two make a magnificent duo to dare and hipsters love it. The great advantage of the neat cut is that the hair pulled back to the side hides the receding hairline, while enhancing the beard style. However, the long mane and the bushy beard do not necessarily make a trendy look to adopt to tame a woman's heart …

Mid-length comb over with a short beard

Long plated hair with shaved sides

A gradient twisted by a few colored strands

Shaved side and colored "comb over"

Long and tousled gradient

Relaxed comb over and neat beard

Mid-length gradient plated with a well-defined stripe

Long and voluminous gradient

Long gradient on plated and slicked back hair

Long wavy gradient

To define the long and curly gradient, choose the right styling product

"Comb over" on shoulder-length hair

"Comb over" worked with a defined parting

Long and relaxed gradient

Long and curly gradient

Long, tousled gradient with open neck

Long gradient on white hair

Long gradient, defined line and worked beard