Tom Holland: Wavy Medium Length 90s Heartthrob Hairstyle

Spiderman actor Tom Holland’s hairstyle is reminiscent of heartthrob styles that were big in the 90s. It’s casual, well conditioned and very versatile.

In this shoot Tom wears his hair with a textured, slightly shiny finish which you can get with a wet-look pomade. We love how his fringe looks natural and effortless styled to the side.

For guys without Tom’s volume, reach for thickening shampoos or even salt spray to add density to your hair.

How To

• To get Tom’s finish, style your hair with a touch of volume and a healthy shine.
• When your hair is towel dry apply a texturising product like a sea salt spray through the mid-section before blow drying to add some hold to your look.
• If you’re more low maintenance or don’t wish to blow dry your hair, you can leave hair to dry naturally after applying the sea salt spray.
• Add high sheen pomade to style waves and get the glossy finish that Tom has in this shoot.

Andrew Garfield: Swept Back Quiff Hairstyle

Although Andrew Garfield has naturally curly hair, he prefers to wear it combed back and neat for awards and events – often with a quiff leaning to one side.

Sure it’s a classic look, but we’d really like to see the ex-Spiderman actor getting out of his comfort zone and move away a short back and sides.

How To

• When your hair is towel dry apply a styling pomade through the front section. Use pomade with a sheen to it rather than a matt finish.
• Using a comb create a side parting and guide the front of your hair into a right-leaning quiff.
• Andrew also likes to comb back the sides away from his face to enhance this classic look.

Henry Cavill: Receding Medium Length Hairstyle

Superman star, Henry Cavill might be starting to recede, but he embraces his natural waves with this loose and relaxed medium length hairstyle. This is effortless, masculine, and stylish.

How To

• Leave the length long all over, particularly on the top.
• Neaten up the back of the neck, removing any stray hairs.
• Leave the hair to dry naturally, or use a diffuser to help set and tame the natural wave.
• In styling, for anyone with thinning or fine hair, use a light-weight product that won’t weigh it down.
• A pre-styler will help to build volume for fine or thinning hair.

Brad Pitt: Grown Out Fine Hair

Brad had done the short crop and the longer length. Undoubtedly, both work perfectly on him; but for me, this longer style is the holy grail in hair for him. It might be fine, but he has loads of it. Working texture into the lengths of the hair helps to add volume and movement to the style.

Wear it with a high side part and swept behind your ears.

How To

• When growing your hair out, it needs to be kept in a healthy condition.
• Hair should be trimmed, around every 8 to 10 weeks, but keep some length in the back to achieve a ‘grown-out’ look.
• Style with a high side part to add loads of volume to the hairstyle.
• Sweep hair off the face and to one side.
• Use a mousse to add volume in pre-styling.
• Can try a sea salt spray for a more beachy un-kempt style.