Sure, we often see celebrities and want what they’re wearing or the haircut they have. But if you want to copy a celebrity’s haircut, then you should bring a few different photos of that particular celebrity and cut—with various angles of the haircut—to your stylist. Another great tip is to try to wait until your hair is a little longer than the haircut you’re looking for, just in case there’s a mistake. That way, it’ll be easier to get it cut again than it would be if it was too short to work with.

While there are so many men’s hairstyles to choose from, it’s understandable that many men prefer a short hairstyle or haircut that is easy to take care of and doesn’t require much work. This easy-to-wear preference is likely the reason that short haircuts, like crew cuts and other styles, are among the most popular haircuts mean wear. Contrary to the various medium and longer-length hairstyles for men, which may require a certain look to “pull off,” shorter haircuts look good on almost everyone, and they also open up your face and let people see you clearly.

Men's 2010 Hair Trends: Styles, Cuts, Colors

All fashion trends are cyclical, and in recent years have gradually modernised the looks of the 20th Century and planted them firmly in the 21st. And so too it is with men's hair trends in 2010: it's out with the new, and in with the old. Or at least an old hair style with a new twist. 2010 sees men's hair styles fall into two distinct categories: school boy and rocker. But while the rocker look is certainly a 20th Century creation, the resulting hair style finds its roots (if you'll pardon the pun) distinctly in 19th Century Britain. And so it is in 2010; while the odd 2010 runway collection featured something akin to a grunge revival, the majority of us will live out 2010 with a refined, classically inspired hair cut.