Alex Sheldon via UnsplashĪ classic quiff is a decidedly more traditional take on the hairstyle that models itself on the original 1950s Teddy Boy and Rockabilly styles. Due to its precise and particular style, the quiff requires a lot of styling and a lot of upkeep. Too long, and the hair will be too heavy for styling into a voluminous quiff – pulling at the root and weighing itself down. Out of all the quiffs, this longer version is a great starting point. just make sure the sides are kept long so they can be scooped into the quiff to create height.
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How to Style a Quiff: Long Hairįor longer hair, it’s best to take a pompadour-inspired approach to the quiff and opt for less texture and more volume. Working best on shorter lengths, the textured quiff is the ideal hairstyle if you want low maintenance with maximum effect as it takes hardly any time to style. This look works with body and volume to add height to the longer top section of your hair. Derick McKinney via UnsplashĪ textured or messy quiff is a distinctly modern take on the traditional style. An undercut with hair kept close shaven on the sides will create some definition, whereas a tapered fade cut will blend it for a more seamless finish. Strike a balance between a short length on the sides and voluminous, textured the top. A short quiff still looks just as good and is a messier, low maintenance version of the hairstyle.Ī short back and sides quiff is one of the easier haircuts to style.
If you’ve got short hair and you’re going for a quiff, you’ll be aiming for texture over volume – volume can only really be achieved when there is more hair to play with. Start applying from the back and work your way forwards – as this will add height to your hairstyle when blowdryed. Applying to towel dried hair will achieve a natural finish will not look greasy or sticky when styled. Using texturising products before styling the hair such as salt spray and volumizing or thickening lotions will give a hair a thicker appearance. Use a blow dryer to blow the hair up away from your head and sculpt it how you want, this way, volume is naturally created without any need for appliances or product, before you have even started styling hair. How Do I Add Extra Volume to My Hair? delfina pan via Unsplash Work a pea-sized amount of clay through the hair, coating thoroughly with your hands for a textured, relaxed finish, or for a smarter look – opt for a comb to style the quiff into place.Working the hair when it is dry gives you a little more control, especially if the product has already been dried into the hair. Once hair is dried, use your comb to reinforce the side part.Blow dry hair upwards to add lift and volume at the roots, separating the main bulk of hair from the parting and drying in the opposite direction of hair growth for extra volume.Applying salt spray at this stage will add texture when it comes to styling.Using a fine-toothed comb, create a straight side part combing the bulk of your hair against the natural grain.Check out some of our favourite iterations of the style below, and continue reading for more men’s hair inspiration. The versatile nature of the look means it works just as well with short, mid-length or long hair. The quiff is one of the most iconic hairstyles a man can sport.
Here’s all you need to know on how to style a quiff. Whether you’re going for a more iconic style or freshening things up with the modern quiff both are perfect ways to bring some class and innovation to your look. Regardless of its longevity, the classic men’s quiff still remains one of the most stylish hairstyles a man rock.
Reviewed & updated: Octoby Jamie Wilson BA
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