You can also consider growing your hair out a bit longer. Wearing your hair at a medium length rather than a short one is another option for a man with thin hair. In styles like these, longer bangs will be worn over your forehead and you can also blend your hair in a longer style at the back.

If you don’t fancy longer hair, you can take a look at the other end of the spectrum with a short hairstyle. Hugh Laurie and George Clooney have hair that recedes at the temples, and there isn’t much blending that has to be done. Short hair will help create less of a contrast between the thin hair at your temples and the rest of your hair.

You might even want to consider getting a buzz cut. Instead of growing it out in the areas where you can, you can leave it all short. Rather than showing a bad hairstyle to hide thinning hair, you can just buzz your hair. It’s a low-maintenance hairstyle, and it will look great, as long as your head is shaped correctly for a buzz cut, which usually means a square or rectangular facial structure

You may also select a hairstyle that is short, with a bit left long on the top. Some gel can help you to style the hair at the top and the front, which will help your thin hair fade more easily into the background.

If you have stronger peaks at your forehead, you can use a close-cropped hairstyle like Bruce Willis does, for a look that is both refined and elegant. If your hair is shaved or trimmed, you will only need minimal styling. You can make a lot from a little with short hairstyles for thin hair. If you use a close-cropped haircut, be sure you don’t add any oils, since they will add to your scalp’s sheen.

Hairstyles that are longer work well for thin hair, as long as your hair isn’t too thin. If you have enough coverage on top, a long hairstyle may work for you. In addition, a mid-length hairstyle can be styled with a bit of hair product as well. It’s better to use a soft hold wax or a paste, rather than a gel.

If you have fine hair, the right hair products can add more volume to your look. If you leave your hair limp, it will look thinner, and you don’t want that. Use shampoos that will give your hair shine and body, and a conditioner that will help your hair feel less dry and lifeless. Cheaper shampoos and conditioners may damage your hair and cause breakage. You’re better off with salon quality grades of shampoo and conditioner, from a brand you know and trust.

If you keep your thin hair longer, you will have to keep up the style. Have your hair carefully trimmed regularly, and use a moisturizing crème in tiny amounts to keep your style looking great.