Polished Long Bob
This long bob features a sleek, linear shape with ends that graze the collarbone. It is a refined, uniform cut that provides a polished and professional aesthetic.
Men Hairstyles
Flared End Blowout Haircut for Men
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This medium-length cut features a sleek crown that transitions into voluminous, structured curls with a distinct outward flare at the ends. Long layers start at the cheekbones to create a bouncy, bottom-heavy silhouette.
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About the Flared End Blowout for Men
Who it suits
This style is ideal for those with heart or oval face shapes as the bottom-heavy volume balances a wider forehead or elongated features. It works best on medium to thick hair densities that can support structural curls without falling flat. Those with naturally straight or slightly wavy textures will find it easiest to achieve the sleek crown and high-contrast flared ends. It is perfect for individuals who enjoy a polished, intentional look and are willing to commit to heat styling.
How to ask for it
Ask for a medium-length cut with long, face-framing layers beginning at the cheekbones to provide structure for the outward flare. Specify a smooth, flat-ironed finish at the roots and mid-shaft, transitioning into large, structured barrel curls at the ends that flip away from the face. The perimeter should be kept relatively dense to ensure the bottom-heavy silhouette remains impactful and holds its shape throughout the day rather than appearing thin or wispy.
Upkeep & styling
Maintenance requires a trim every 6 to 8 weeks to keep the layers crisp and prevent split ends from ruining the smooth finish of the flare. Daily styling involves using a large round brush or hot rollers combined with a firm-hold hairspray to preserve the outward direction of the ends. You will need a smoothing serum for the crown and a volumizing mousse at the mid-lengths to maintain the high-contrast texture.
Flared End Blowout — frequently asked questions
Can I get this look if I have very fine hair?
While possible, fine hair may struggle to hold the structural weight of the flare; using a heavy-duty thickening spray and velcro rollers is essential to prevent the ends from drooping throughout the day.
How does the cheekbone-length layer affect round face shapes?
For rounder faces, the flare can add width, so it is best to ask your stylist to start the layers slightly lower than the cheekbone to elongate the appearance of the neck and jawline.
Do I need to use heat every day for this style?
Yes, this specific silhouette relies on heat-setting the outward flip, so daily use of a blow-dryer or curling iron is necessary to keep the ends from curling inward or losing their shape.
How does this cut look as it grows out?
As it grows, the flared portion will eventually hit the shoulders and collarbone, causing the ends to flip naturally, though the structured crown will lose its sleek contrast without regular trimming.
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