Different hair-parts can change your overall image and impression. A lot of the times, we just don’t know which hair-part fits us best; especially for the guys with friends who seriously don’t care to notice any change. To help the those dealing with this problem, here are a few hair-parting styles that guys can try out~
5:5 PART
As we’ve earlier reviewed, this style is common in the Kpop scene, with iconic fashionista GDragon being one of many who rock this look. This hair part is for all the fashion-forward men out there who know a good hairstyle is an important touch to a complete outfit.
This part is a little off-center, giving off a soft, natural vibe. This part is probably the most popular and easiest to pull-off for any face shape. This hair part is a popular choice among guys these days, especially with the currently *hot* Comma hair trend.
Park Seo Joon’s 6:4 Hair Part
6:4 Hair Part
7:3 PART
BTS V’s 7:3 Hair Part
7:3 Hair Part
This is one of my personal favorites. You can wear this part up or down. It really accentuates the jawline and makes your face look smaller. This hair part would be especially fitting for those with a round face.
When looking for a change, many times the best thing to do is change your part. The position of your part really does a lot to your image, so try playing around with it and find the right one for you~
Looking for an easy style change but too lazy to stop by the salon? Like your hair length the way it is? Or does your hair need a break from all the colorful hair dyes? No problem, the solution is simple: try changing your part! Now, for the males out there, you could be asking, “What part? And how should I change it?” and I mean, in all seriousness, your HAIR part; and there is a very quick solution to your concerns: try the middle part. Hold on… I know what your thinking! “But the middle part looks so tacky…and nerdy.” STOP RIGHT THERE! That’s just a stereotype. If you’re really into fashion and style, you would know better. Never fear, though, that’s why we’re here. Here are some Korean celebrities with the hottest middle parts out there!
SHINee-Key
Key with blonde hair? AND a middle part? This screams fashion-forward!
Jung Joon Young’s wavy perm gives his hair more volume and suits his carefree style.
BlockB -Taeil
Taeil oozes cuteness with his perfectly curled bangs and middle part. Plus those glasses seriously suit him so well.
Korean Actor – Gong Yoo
Gong Yoo’s hair is simple but still stylish. His hair isn’t parted perfectly in the middle, which gives off a unique look to his symmetrical facial structure.
Big Bang – GDragon
No, no, I didn’t forget. How could anyone leave out the king of fashion and style: Gdragon? Gdragon is known for his unique fashion sense and here we see him with a middle part. Worn by the king himself. What more evidence do you need to realize that the middle part is the HEIGHT of the fashion trend these days?
Former EXO member – Luhan
Luhan wears his middle part with both straight and wavy hair in the pictures above. Both looks can be worn easily, as it fits all different textures and lengths of hair.
WINNER – Nam Taehyun
I don’t know if it’s just me but whenever I hear the words “kpop” and “middle part,” I think of Nam Taehyun. I mean, this is his signature look, and for good reason. To achieve his look, hair length should be right about touching your ears. If you want the biker-boy look on the left: with straighter hair, curl the ends slightly outwards with a straightener. If you have curlier hair, congrats! You’re blessed! You could leave it curly for a little volume or straighten it for a chic look. And if you’re lazy, aim for the look on the right. Straight or curly, you can use hair spray or gel to flatten the hair near your face or simply tuck it behind your ears. This look is perfect for long days in school or hours of tiring traveling.
Try the middle part, and see if you like this new but seemingly-comfortable style. Ask around for others’ opinions if you’re not too sure. You can get an unbiased review and it’s always fun to see if others can any change.
