Benson Boone’s Hair: Tousled Style With Centre Part And Moustache
Props to musician Benson Boone’s hair for its easy-going rockstar energy and strong ’stache game.
Why We Love It:
With a relaxed centre part and tousled 90s vibe, Beautiful Things singer Benson Boone’s hair is hitting all the right notes. Plus, that thin chevron-esque moustache? Chef’s kiss.
A medium-length haircut like this can also be swept or slicked back (think: Raff Law and Charlie Hunnam), so have fun experimenting with different styles.
Benson has curly locks so curly or wavy hair would work best for this look. It can be worth finding a barber who specialises in curly styles, so they can decode the best approach for your texture and share any TLC tips.
What To Ask Your Barber:
- For a chop like Benson Boone’s hair, ask your stylist to advise on the best length and approach for your hair type.
- Benson has a medium-length style, where the back falls to around the nape of his neck and the sides can be tucked behind his ears.
- Your barber will leave plenty of length, especially on top, for creating that tousled texture.
- They might also incorporate layers and use texturising scissors to balance out any bulk/weight.
- Benson has a thin chevron moustache – this style has a sort of upside-down V shape and extends past the corners of the mouth.
Get The Look
- To style a look like Benson Boone’s hair, you might use a small amount of nourishing curl cream or similar leave-in product after rinsing out your shampoo and conditioner.
- Next, create your centre part on gently-towel-dried hair – a wide-tooth comb may help.
- Work in some pre-styler, like a mousse or sea salt spray, then leave to air dry. Or, if you prefer to blow dry? Add a diffuser attachment to help waves or curls hold their shape.
- If needed, warm some styling wax or clay (a pea-sized amount will do the trick) in your hands, then loosely work it through your hair.
- Use your fingers to add any finishing shape and tousle, before easing a few strands down over your forehead. Nice work.
