01 of 08

The Fauxhawk with a Shorter Top

A versatile option. © Mark Stout | Dreamstime.com

For those not ready to go all the way for a full mohawk, the faux hawk haircut can be a versatile option. Unlike the mohawk, the faux hawk haircut leaves a bit of hair on the sides and back and the shorter varieties may be worn down for a more conservative look.

While not a look most guys can even think of pulling off, these cuts make a bold statement.

For even more pictures of men’s haircuts, browse our hairstyle galleries.

This variation of the faux hawk allows for more styling options due to the shorter top and blending into the top ridge. This cut may be styled with a bit of wax or paste to form a center point or worn down for a conservative look.

02 of 08

The Sculpted Fauxhawk

Urban flair adds style. © Les3photo8 | Dreamstime.com

In this style, the faux hawk is given a bit more flair with the addition of an outlined front hairline and ​pencil-thin sideburns. Pomade adds shine and hold.

03 of 08

The Longer Faux Hawk

A versatile option. © iStockphoto.com | characterdesign

This variation of the faux hawk allows for more styling options due to the longer sides and blending into the top ridge. This cut may be styled with a bit of wax or paste to form a center point or worn down for a conservative look.

04 of 08

A Tall Faux Hawk

Gel adds shine and hold. Dave Hogan / Getty Images

Harry Judd sports a tall faux hawk with a longer back. Due the longer sides and back, this style may be worn down for a more conservative look.

05 of 08

A Short Fauxhawk

A little closer to mo than faux. © Iofoto | Dreamstime.com

This faux hawk is cut as a traditional mohawk, except the sides are not shaved to the skin. Because of the lack of blending with the ridge, styling options are limited.

06 of 08

The Longer Fauxhawk

© iStockphoto.com | paulaphoto

This variation of the faux hawk allows for more styling options due to the longer sides and blending into the top ridge. This cut may be styled with a bit of wax or paste to form a center point or worn down for a conservative look.

07 of 08

The Wide Fauxhawk

A side view. © Redbaron | Dreamstime.com

This variation of the Faux Hawk leaves the top strip a bit wider. Shaved stripes on the side add a bit more flair. Hair may be styled with wax, directing hair up and towards the center on top and in back.

08 of 08

The Standard Fauxhawk

Blended, but aggressive. Mark Davis / Getty Images

This is a great example of a standard faux hawk. The sides are cut aggressively short but blended into the long center point on top. A bit of wax can be used to give the hair its middle ridge. This style can also be worn down for a bit of funky variation.

01 of 08

The Fauxhawk with a Shorter Top

A versatile option. © Mark Stout | Dreamstime.com

For those not ready to go all the way for a full mohawk, the faux hawk haircut can be a versatile option. Unlike the mohawk, the faux hawk haircut leaves a bit of hair on the sides and back and the shorter varieties may be worn down for a more conservative look.

While not a look most guys can even think of pulling off, these cuts make a bold statement.

For even more pictures of men’s haircuts, browse our hairstyle galleries.

This variation of the faux hawk allows for more styling options due to the shorter top and blending into the top ridge. This cut may be styled with a bit of wax or paste to form a center point or worn down for a conservative look.

02 of 08

The Sculpted Fauxhawk

Urban flair adds style. © Les3photo8 | Dreamstime.com

In this style, the faux hawk is given a bit more flair with the addition of an outlined front hairline and ​pencil-thin sideburns. Pomade adds shine and hold.

03 of 08

The Longer Faux Hawk

A versatile option. © iStockphoto.com | characterdesign

This variation of the faux hawk allows for more styling options due to the longer sides and blending into the top ridge. This cut may be styled with a bit of wax or paste to form a center point or worn down for a conservative look.

04 of 08

A Tall Faux Hawk

Gel adds shine and hold. Dave Hogan / Getty Images

Harry Judd sports a tall faux hawk with a longer back. Due the longer sides and back, this style may be worn down for a more conservative look.

05 of 08

A Short Fauxhawk

A little closer to mo than faux. © Iofoto | Dreamstime.com

This faux hawk is cut as a traditional mohawk, except the sides are not shaved to the skin. Because of the lack of blending with the ridge, styling options are limited.

06 of 08

The Longer Fauxhawk

© iStockphoto.com | paulaphoto

This variation of the faux hawk allows for more styling options due to the longer sides and blending into the top ridge. This cut may be styled with a bit of wax or paste to form a center point or worn down for a conservative look.

07 of 08

The Wide Fauxhawk

A side view. © Redbaron | Dreamstime.com

This variation of the Faux Hawk leaves the top strip a bit wider. Shaved stripes on the side add a bit more flair. Hair may be styled with wax, directing hair up and towards the center on top and in back.

08 of 08

The Standard Fauxhawk

Blended, but aggressive. Mark Davis / Getty Images

This is a great example of a standard faux hawk. The sides are cut aggressively short but blended into the long center point on top. A bit of wax can be used to give the hair its middle ridge. This style can also be worn down for a bit of funky variation.

01 of 08

The Fauxhawk with a Shorter Top

A versatile option. © Mark Stout | Dreamstime.com

For those not ready to go all the way for a full mohawk, the faux hawk haircut can be a versatile option. Unlike the mohawk, the faux hawk haircut leaves a bit of hair on the sides and back and the shorter varieties may be worn down for a more conservative look.

While not a look most guys can even think of pulling off, these cuts make a bold statement.

For even more pictures of men’s haircuts, browse our hairstyle galleries.

This variation of the faux hawk allows for more styling options due to the shorter top and blending into the top ridge. This cut may be styled with a bit of wax or paste to form a center point or worn down for a conservative look.

02 of 08

The Sculpted Fauxhawk

Urban flair adds style. © Les3photo8 | Dreamstime.com

In this style, the faux hawk is given a bit more flair with the addition of an outlined front hairline and ​pencil-thin sideburns. Pomade adds shine and hold.

03 of 08

The Longer Faux Hawk

A versatile option. © iStockphoto.com | characterdesign

This variation of the faux hawk allows for more styling options due to the longer sides and blending into the top ridge. This cut may be styled with a bit of wax or paste to form a center point or worn down for a conservative look.

04 of 08

A Tall Faux Hawk

Gel adds shine and hold. Dave Hogan / Getty Images

Harry Judd sports a tall faux hawk with a longer back. Due the longer sides and back, this style may be worn down for a more conservative look.

05 of 08

A Short Fauxhawk

A little closer to mo than faux. © Iofoto | Dreamstime.com

This faux hawk is cut as a traditional mohawk, except the sides are not shaved to the skin. Because of the lack of blending with the ridge, styling options are limited.

06 of 08

The Longer Fauxhawk

© iStockphoto.com | paulaphoto

This variation of the faux hawk allows for more styling options due to the longer sides and blending into the top ridge. This cut may be styled with a bit of wax or paste to form a center point or worn down for a conservative look.

07 of 08

The Wide Fauxhawk

A side view. © Redbaron | Dreamstime.com

This variation of the Faux Hawk leaves the top strip a bit wider. Shaved stripes on the side add a bit more flair. Hair may be styled with wax, directing hair up and towards the center on top and in back.

08 of 08

The Standard Fauxhawk

Blended, but aggressive. Mark Davis / Getty Images

This is a great example of a standard faux hawk. The sides are cut aggressively short but blended into the long center point on top. A bit of wax can be used to give the hair its middle ridge. This style can also be worn down for a bit of funky variation.

01 of 08

The Fauxhawk with a Shorter Top

A versatile option. © Mark Stout | Dreamstime.com

For those not ready to go all the way for a full mohawk, the faux hawk haircut can be a versatile option. Unlike the mohawk, the faux hawk haircut leaves a bit of hair on the sides and back and the shorter varieties may be worn down for a more conservative look.

While not a look most guys can even think of pulling off, these cuts make a bold statement.

For even more pictures of men’s haircuts, browse our hairstyle galleries.

This variation of the faux hawk allows for more styling options due to the shorter top and blending into the top ridge. This cut may be styled with a bit of wax or paste to form a center point or worn down for a conservative look.

02 of 08

The Sculpted Fauxhawk

Urban flair adds style. © Les3photo8 | Dreamstime.com

In this style, the faux hawk is given a bit more flair with the addition of an outlined front hairline and ​pencil-thin sideburns. Pomade adds shine and hold.

03 of 08

The Longer Faux Hawk

A versatile option. © iStockphoto.com | characterdesign

This variation of the faux hawk allows for more styling options due to the longer sides and blending into the top ridge. This cut may be styled with a bit of wax or paste to form a center point or worn down for a conservative look.

04 of 08

A Tall Faux Hawk

Gel adds shine and hold. Dave Hogan / Getty Images

Harry Judd sports a tall faux hawk with a longer back. Due the longer sides and back, this style may be worn down for a more conservative look.

05 of 08

A Short Fauxhawk

A little closer to mo than faux. © Iofoto | Dreamstime.com

This faux hawk is cut as a traditional mohawk, except the sides are not shaved to the skin. Because of the lack of blending with the ridge, styling options are limited.

06 of 08

The Longer Fauxhawk

© iStockphoto.com | paulaphoto

This variation of the faux hawk allows for more styling options due to the longer sides and blending into the top ridge. This cut may be styled with a bit of wax or paste to form a center point or worn down for a conservative look.

07 of 08

The Wide Fauxhawk

A side view. © Redbaron | Dreamstime.com

This variation of the Faux Hawk leaves the top strip a bit wider. Shaved stripes on the side add a bit more flair. Hair may be styled with wax, directing hair up and towards the center on top and in back.

08 of 08

The Standard Fauxhawk

Blended, but aggressive. Mark Davis / Getty Images

This is a great example of a standard faux hawk. The sides are cut aggressively short but blended into the long center point on top. A bit of wax can be used to give the hair its middle ridge. This style can also be worn down for a bit of funky variation.

01 of 08

The Fauxhawk with a Shorter Top

For those not ready to go all the way for a full mohawk, the faux hawk haircut can be a versatile option. Unlike the mohawk, the faux hawk haircut leaves a bit of hair on the sides and back and the shorter varieties may be worn down for a more conservative look.

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While not a look most guys can even think of pulling off, these cuts make a bold statement.

For even more pictures of men’s haircuts, browse our hairstyle galleries.

This variation of the faux hawk allows for more styling options due to the shorter top and blending into the top ridge. This cut may be styled with a bit of wax or paste to form a center point or worn down for a conservative look.

02 of 08

The Sculpted Fauxhawk

In this style, the faux hawk is given a bit more flair with the addition of an outlined front hairline and ​pencil-thin sideburns. Pomade adds shine and hold.

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03 of 08

The Longer Faux Hawk

This variation of the faux hawk allows for more styling options due to the longer sides and blending into the top ridge. This cut may be styled with a bit of wax or paste to form a center point or worn down for a conservative look.

03 of 08

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04 of 08

A Tall Faux Hawk

Harry Judd sports a tall faux hawk with a longer back. Due the longer sides and back, this style may be worn down for a more conservative look.

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05 of 08

A Short Fauxhawk

This faux hawk is cut as a traditional mohawk, except the sides are not shaved to the skin. Because of the lack of blending with the ridge, styling options are limited.

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06 of 08

The Longer Fauxhawk

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07 of 08

The Wide Fauxhawk

This variation of the Faux Hawk leaves the top strip a bit wider. Shaved stripes on the side add a bit more flair. Hair may be styled with wax, directing hair up and towards the center on top and in back.

07 of 08

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08 of 08

The Standard Fauxhawk

This is a great example of a standard faux hawk. The sides are cut aggressively short but blended into the long center point on top. A bit of wax can be used to give the hair its middle ridge. This style can also be worn down for a bit of funky variation.

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