Male Hairstyle Trouble?

So I've been letting my hair grow out recently in hopes of being able to do something with it, and it's finally about time to cut it. I've got a decently large cowlick right in the center of my front hairline, so it makes a lot of styles tough to pull off. With that being said, any suggestions for the new cut?Male Hairstyle Trouble?
Well depending on the length there are a few thing you could do.





Longer hair is becoming more popular lately, and the 70's feathered hair style is actually making a comeback at the moment (though not really long hair, maybe just a little past your ears.) This kind of haircut is easy to manage and looks good in a hat too.





Medium length is neither here nor there, I would let it grow out longer or just cut it shorter. Just cut the hair around the ears and neck short so you get a layered affect and you are good to go. You can part it on the side or the middle and add some moose for a special event. Some people pull this off very well, but not all. If you want longer hair just try it out and see the reactions that you get.





Short hair is always in style as the crisp clean look. With a litte length you can style it into a contemporary unkempt look with gel or tight neat combed look for that dramatic model look. Great for getting those artsy chicks.





Short hair, an inch or less is pretty self explanetory. Add gel and let dry. Go marines! Hoo Ha!





Anyway, hope this helps.Male Hairstyle Trouble?
I suppose you could experiment with a 'fauxhawk', but to be very honest, I find that odd hair trend sort of tacky. Your hair, though.


Let's see...cowlicks in hair generally look pretty good with a short spiked hairstyle.


Try messing with your hair and experimenting until you find something that intrigues you. That's what I usually do--and I tend to cut my hair myself. I get a lot of compliments on it, so I suppose I do pretty well with it (although there have been some odd cuts that I had to grow out).
you can get a faux-halk
Go to a professional stylist, dont be scared to go into a salon. get like an uneven cut bangs.. kinda punk rock.. short one side and gradually gettin longer but choppy.. and let the rest of ur hair be shorter than the bangs. tell him/her to make ur hair textured and make the back able to spike.. u should also use a str8ner and paste... :D GOOD LUCK