From polished and sleek to tough and free-spirited, these hairstyles provide something for all tastes, personalities, and situations. Whether you want to take on a sleek, cutting-edge style or a relaxed, easygoing look, these medium-length hairstyles are flexible enough to be adapted to your own personal style.
Imagine textured waves, big volumes, and angular asymmetry. Prepare to immerse yourself in this extensive collection and find a hairstyle that resonates with you, opening doors to infinite possibilities. Unleash a universe of bold creativity and fearless changes with this collection of 42 medium-length hairstyles for Asian men.
1. Windswept Wanderer
Chaos and control blend effortlessly in this messy hairstyle. Imagine strands flicking in every direction, almost as though wind’s playfully tossing them. The unevenness adds flair without looking overdone. Natural texture dominates here layers provide the volume while giving hair a carefree vibe. Whether tousled after a morning rush or styled with intention, this look whispers confidence.
2. Shaggy Layers with Punch
Shaggy layers cascade down like an untamed waterfall. Full of texture and movement, this messy hairstyle reveals spontaneity in each snipped strand. A slightly tousled, perfectly imperfect finish amplifies the wildness, offering a grunge-inspired aura. It’s not neat nor tidy; it’s energetic, unapologetic. Layers shift with the slightest breeze adding playfulness.
3. Textured Side Part Shockwave
Effortless texture meets precision in this side-parted wave. A light tousle defines this messy style’s charm; hair moves naturally, almost weightless. With some pieces cascading across the forehead, others curl loosely around the ears. The side part introduces an asymmetrical twist that keeps things edgy. Embrace natural movement without too much upkeep.
4. Messy Crop with Soft Edges
Sharpness fades into softness here, where a messy crop meets softened edges. The hair’s length may vary, but layers enhance volume. A messy fringe floats carelessly across the forehead adding drama and contrast to structured features. The soft, airy look transforms easily from day to night with minimal effort. Subtle texture brings out this style’s true character.
5. Wild Waves and Stray Strands
Tossed waves tumble freely, unruly but fascinating. The top section of this style retains volume, while the strands underneath curl naturally. The key lies in a strategic lack of control, almost as though you’ve just woken up with that effortlessly cool vibe. It’s messy but deliberate, never looking too “done,” which enhances its appeal.
6. Uneven Bangs and Tousled Crown
Bangs cut unevenly hover above the eyes while the crown stays tousled, full of life. This messy style plays with balance one part unruly, another structured. The texture throughout gives volume without overloading. Simple yet wild, this hairstyle can be worn with a carefree attitude. A versatile look, perfect for casual outings or more polished settings.
7. Disheveled Slick Back
Slick backs are often associated with precision, yet this variation embraces a messier version. Tousled locks create a contrast with the sharpness of a slightly wet look. The hair stays close to the scalp but still appears imperfect, almost as if hastily styled for an urgent occasion. It gives a laid-back, sophisticated flair with a rebellious twist.
8. Messy Pompadour with Texture
A pompadour that resists conformity, this style piles the hair high, but with texture that resists uniformity. The volume is sky-high, while loose strands escape here and there. It’s sophisticated chaos. Slicked-back sides contain the madness, leaving the top to break free. The added texture creates depth, making the hairstyle feel dynamic and full of life.
9. Tousled Curly Chaos
Imagine curls unrestrained and free. This messy curly look celebrates natural volume, with curls bouncing in every direction, perfectly imperfect. A dash of product brings out the shape, allowing some strands to create chaos while others fall neatly. Ideal for Asian men with a curly texture, it’s both carefree and bold. The chaos contrasts sharply with the subtle flow of the rest.
10. Spiky Faux Hawk Twist
A modern faux hawk with a messy twist creates a bold, high-impact look. Spiky tips stand tall while the sides stay relatively neat, yet not overly structured. This combination exudes confidence. A touch of styling gel accentuates spikes without weighing down natural volume. It’s fierce and edgy while retaining a sense of fun.
11. Casual Quiff with Messy Undercut
The quiff gets a casual twist by adding an unkempt finish. The top is voluminous, styled effortlessly, while the undercut remains sharp, providing contrast. Hair on top doesn’t cling to precision; it bends, flows, and refuses to be tamed. This combination of structured edges and wild movement makes a statement without looking overly forced.
12. Slicked-Back Wave with Fringes
A sophisticated yet messy take on the slicked-back look. The hair is swept back with a light wave but leaves enough room for some frayed edges. The fringes around the forehead casually drift downward, completing this effortlessly chic style. It feels rebellious yet put-together, offering versatility for both casual and semi-formal events.
13. Effortless Bedhead Perfection
This style is meant for those who desire an effortlessly messy vibe. Hair naturally falls into a bedhead formation, tousled and unkempt but still looking cool. The waves in the hair appear random, as if there was no effort in creating them. It’s the kind of messy that looks like it’s a carefully curated chaos, effortlessly achieved and ideal for everyday wear.
14. Scruffy Modern Bowl Cut
A sharp reinvention of the classic bowl cut with a scruffy twist. Instead of the traditionally neat, blunt cut, this style allows for messy ends and natural layers. The hair sits above the ears, perfectly asymmetrical with uneven lengths around the sides. This bold take brings fun back to a dated style, adding unexpected texture and personality.
15. Messy Textured Pompadour Fade
A pompadour with a messy, textured finish that contrasts with a faded undercut on the sides. The textured top offers volume while allowing the hair to fall naturally. Each strand seems as if it’s been styled carelessly, yet it still creates an overall polished finish. The fade underneath enhances the messy look, making it sharp yet free-flowing.
16. Unruly Long Flowing Locks
Long, flowing hair doesn’t have to be perfect. This style embraces natural wave patterns with pieces escaping freely. The hair moves with each step, undeterred by styling rules. Full of freedom and movement, the length gives an untamed aura while keeping a polished charm. It’s like a deliberate yet messy rebellion against conformity.
17. Messy Low Bun with Loose Strands
A low bun sits loosely at the nape of the neck while strands frame the face with soft chaos. Some pieces curl or flick upward, refusing to stay down. The beauty of this style lies in its disorganized elegance. It’s simple, effortless, and yet the messiness introduces an aura of relaxed confidence, perfect for casual days.
18. Choppy Fringe with Sharp Sides
Fringe pieces are cut jaggedly above the eyes, adding an instant edge. The hair on the sides stays sharp and clean, contrasting against the messiness on top. This bold variation allows you to combine the sharpness of a clean cut with the chaos of messy fringe. It’s unpredictable, giving a youthful, daring vibe.
19. Tousled Sweep Back with Volume
This style embraces volume with a tousled sweep back, as strands playfully bounce in all directions. A light touch of gel or mousse adds texture, holding strands without flattening them. Volume on the crown contrasts with softer, looser strands toward the front, creating balance. It’s messy but elegant, subtle but full of life.
20. Wild Faux Hawk with Scattered Locks
The faux hawk gets a messy, untamed twist with wild spikes and scattered locks throughout. Rather than precision, this style opts for natural chaos. Each section of hair feels like it belongs in a different world, contributing to the free-spirited vibe. It’s an audacious yet fun approach to the classic faux hawk.
21. Long Tousled Top with Clean Shaved Sides
The long top creates volume and movement, while the shaved sides keep things crisp and clean. This contrast enhances the messy top, allowing it to naturally fall into place. The look says effortless, though it’s meticulously crafted to highlight natural textures. It’s wild but controlled, showcasing an unorthodox balance.
22. High-Volume Crop with Side Part
A short crop that maintains volume and texture on top, paired with a side part. The side part creates asymmetry, adding extra dimension to the look. Messy, texturized strands at the crown give it a fresh, laid-back feel. It’s bold yet not overpowering, striking a balance between clean and chaotic.
23. Modern Mullet Mess
A contemporary take on the mullet, where the back remains long, and the top stays spiked and messy. The top section exudes wildness, while the length at the back contrasts sharply with the disorganized top. This blend of vintage style and modern messiness breathes new life into the mullet, making it bold and rebellious.
24. Tousled Fringed Mohawk
A modern mohawk that shuns precision, opting instead for wild, tousled fringe. The hair stands on end, but it’s not sharp more natural, more organic. The fringe falls loosely around the face, some pieces longer than others, creating a relaxed vibe. This unrefined yet daring look screams confidence with a dash of rebellion.
25. Messy Volume with Side Sweep
A voluminous top with a messy, casual side sweep this style allows natural texture to shine. Strands fall freely, some angled across the forehead while others remain slightly chaotic. The side sweep enhances the laid-back feel, giving it an effortlessly styled look. Perfect for those who prefer volume but in a carefree, untamed way.
26. Cropped and Messy Waves
Short yet full of character, this cropped look plays with messy waves that create an intentionally tousled aesthetic. The layers are cut slightly uneven, allowing natural waves to form at random. Each section of hair works in harmony to craft an unpredictable yet cohesive look. It’s a perfect balance of low-maintenance and high-style.
27. Asymmetrical Choppy Cut
An edgy asymmetrical cut where one side is slightly longer than the other, creating an intriguing visual imbalance. The choppy texture on both sides allows the hair to have a natural flow, messy and carefree. With the longer side falling loosely around the face, it emphasizes a unique sense of style and individuality. The uneven nature of the cut makes it both artistic and bold.
28. Messy Quiff with Tousled Ends
This messy quiff starts high and bold, with a slightly tousled texture that adds volume and depth. The sides are shorter, allowing the quiff to remain the focal point while keeping things neat. Tousled ends give it a soft finish, making the overall look less rigid and more approachable. The messy yet structured style adds sophistication with a carefree attitude.
29. Undercut with Messy Top
A sharp undercut contrasts with a messy top that falls freely, full of natural volume and texture. The short sides and long top provide structure and chaos in the same breath. It’s not about perfect symmetry; it’s about embracing imperfection and freedom. A few strands poke out here and there, adding personality and an authentic vibe.
30. Messy Voluminous Curls
Curls run wild in this messy, voluminous hairstyle, with each lock twisting in its own direction. Volume dominates the top, adding fullness and depth, while the curls remain beautifully untamed. No two curls are alike, which only enhances the look’s natural chaos. A minimal amount of product accentuates this free-spirited, bold style.
31. Soft Tousled Mohawk
A soft, more relaxed version of the traditional mohawk where the hair stands high but is slightly tousled at the top. The texture is key here, with each strand moving freely without being overly styled. The sides remain faded and clean, providing a neat contrast to the messy top. This mohawk is an effortless version of rebellion, effortlessly cool.
32. Curly Tapered Mess
For those with curly hair, this style lets natural curls take center stage, tapering toward the back while staying full on top. The curls form into a messy yet defined look that demands attention. It’s an untamed celebration of texture, with the tapered sides giving it a cleaner edge. The balance between neatness and chaos creates a striking visual contrast.
33. Messy Slicked Top with Shaved Sides
This style brings back the classic slicked-back top, but with an added twist: the top remains messily styled, with strands falling at odd angles. Shaved sides help the messy volume stand out, enhancing its effect. A subtle product ensures the top remains in place, but the overall vibe stays wild and carefree. A true statement of non-conformity.
34. Tousled and Textured Long Layers
Long hair doesn’t have to be flawless. This style embraces layers that fall with a tousled finish, creating natural waves throughout. The length adds drama, while the layers ensure the messy look has purpose and flow. Strands escape around the face, bringing attention to the soft chaos that remains balanced by the layers’ structure.
35. Messy Pompadour Fade with Undercut
A pompadour reimagined this messy variation mixes high volume with a faded undercut. The textured top maintains height while refusing to stay neat, making it both rebellious and sophisticated. The undercut remains clean, framing the top without overpowering it. It’s a bold style, offering an edgy and refined messiness all in one.
36. Layered and Messy Long Shag
A long shag haircut full of life and texture, where layers fall freely in messy formation. The top layers are slightly more structured, while the bottom layers embrace a more chaotic flow. It’s the perfect balance of long hair with untamed energy, without feeling too overwhelming. This style is for those who appreciate movement and texture in their look.
37. Torn-up Textured Crew Cut
This crew cut variation adds an edge, with strands left intentionally tousled and texturized. The sharpness of the crew cut is softened by the messy finish, creating a look that feels both fresh and daring. The texture on top adds volume and height, while the sides stay short and clean. It’s a modern twist on a classic with a messy finish.
38. Short and Messy Caesar Cut
A shorter Caesar cut that doesn’t rely on precise lines, instead opting for a more messy, textured finish. The fringe falls gently over the forehead with just the right amount of volume. A side part or the absence of one gives it that spontaneous, natural look. This variation remains bold yet easily manageable for everyday wear.
39. Low-Key Disheveled Waves
Waves that gently fall around the head in a relaxed, natural way. This messy style exudes a soft, laid-back vibe, with each strand taking its own direction. The volume adds shape, but the overall look remains effortlessly stylish. It’s perfect for those who enjoy a bit of movement without looking too wild or uncontrolled.
40. Layered Fringe with Faded Sides
The layered fringe falls across the forehead with soft edges, allowing for natural texture and volume. The sides are neatly faded, helping to emphasize the layers on top. It’s a messy but controlled hairstyle, offering balance between neatness and spontaneity. This versatile look can easily transition between casual and formal occasions.
41. Messy Tousled Cut
A low fade undercuts the sides of the head while the top remains voluminous and messy. The texture on top is key, with strands falling at various angles to create a tousled, lived-in vibe. A light product adds just enough hold, allowing the natural chaos to flow freely. It’s a youthful, dynamic look that keeps things interesting.
42. Wind-Swept Choppy Layers
Wind-swept choppy layers bring life and movement to this messy style. Layers fall at varying lengths, allowing the hair to shift naturally in the wind. Some sections frame the face, while others move randomly. The result is a carefree, dynamic style that feels spontaneous and adventurous, perfect for those who live on the edge.