1. The Classic Short Back and Sides

This is a timeless look for a reason. It's clean, sharp, and incredibly versatile. Keeping the sides and back short adds volume to the top, making your hair look thicker. Plus, it's super low-maintenance – perfect for busy guys like myself (who sometimes forgets to shower... don't tell anyone!).

• Pro-tip: Ask your barber for a fade on the sides for a modern twist. A texturizing product can add some extra oomph.

2. The Textured Crop

This style is all about creating texture and movement. It's slightly longer on top, allowing for styling with a matte product for a piecey, tousled look. Think less slicked back, more effortlessly cool. It's great for adding the illusion of thickness. I personally love this one – it feels less stuffy than some of the other shorter cuts.

3. The Quiff

The quiff is a bit bolder, but it's a fantastic option for adding height and volume. This style involves a longer top section that's swept upwards. It might need some styling product (I use something light so my hair looks natural, not crunchy), but the result is a confident, stylish look. If you're feeling adventurous, this one is for you!

4. The Side Part

The side part is a sophisticated and classic option that works well with fine hair. A clean side part creates a neat and polished look, while still allowing for some volume on top. It's perfect for formal occasions or those days when you want to look your best, without trying too hard. Remember those fancy dinners with clients that I dread? This is usually what I wear.

5. The Buzz Cut

Okay, okay, I know what you're thinking – a buzz cut seems a bit extreme. But for some guys with really fine hair, it's actually the best option. It's incredibly low-maintenance, and it eliminates the struggle of trying to style hair that just won't cooperate. Plus, it can be surprisingly stylish. Its simplicity is surprisingly chic. So, while this isn't my favorite look it could be the best option for you!