Hairstyle Tutorials – Quick Guides for Every Man

Looking for a fresh cut but don’t know where to start? You’re in the right place. Our tutorials break down the most popular men’s hairstyles into simple steps you can follow at home or share with your barber. No jargon, just clear instructions.

Classic Cuts Made Simple

First, choose a style that matches your face shape and daily routine. If you need low‑maintenance, go for a short back and sides with a slightly longer top. That shape works for round, oval, and square faces alike. Grab a clipper with a #3 or #4 guard, trim the sides, and blend up to the crown.

Next, decide on the top length. For a neat, textured look, leave about two inches. Use scissors to cut the front while pulling the hair forward. This creates a natural lift when you style. Finish with a light pomade or matte cream—just enough to hold the shape without feeling sticky.

Step‑by‑Step: Ben Affleck’s Bruce Wayne Look

Want the sleek, heroic vibe Ben Affleck rocked in "Batman v Superman"? The Bruce Wayne haircut is a modern take on the classic side‑part. It’s short on the sides, a bit longer on top, and has a clean, polished finish.

Start with clean, damp hair. Set your clipper to a #3 guard and run it from the back of your neck up to the temple, keeping the line even. Switch to a #4 guard for the area just above the ears to create a soft transition.

Now focus on the top. Let the hair stay longer—about 2.5‑3 inches. Trim the front using scissors, cutting at a slight angle to add texture. Blend the side‑part area by gently scissor‑cutting into the longer top, ensuring there’s no harsh line.

For styling, squeeze a pea‑size amount of pomade onto your palm. Rub it between your hands, then work it through the longer section, pulling the hair back and to the side. A quick blast from a hairdryer on low heat helps set the shape and adds a light shine.

Check the final look in a mirror. The sides should stay short and tidy, while the top frames your face with a subtle side part. If the pomade feels heavy, wipe a bit off with a clean towel and re‑apply a smaller amount.

These steps work whether you do it yourself or guide your barber. The key is consistency—use the same guard sizes and product amount each time, and the style will stay sharp.

Beyond the Bruce Wayne cut, our tutorial section covers buzz cuts, fades, undercuts, and longer textured looks. Each guide lists the tools you need, the exact guard numbers, and the best styling products for your hair type.

Remember, the best haircut is the one that fits your lifestyle. If you jog, bike, or work in a bustling office, pick a style that’s easy to manage. If you love experimenting, try adding a subtle fade or a textured fringe.

Ready to upgrade your look? Browse our tutorials, pick the one that catches your eye, and follow the steps. In a few minutes you’ll have a fresh style that boosts confidence and turns heads.