HOW TO GET A NEW HAIRSTYLE

 For a fresh look It's possible to make good on your resolutions for the new year to eat healthier, work harder , and drink smaller portions of your pint. Snooze. Or , you can throw out everything you have in your closet and begin again. Expensive. You can even cut yourself. No thanks, please.

It's true that not all changes to revamp yourself can be as dramatic (or difficult). Some people from the United Kingdom's most skilled barbers were eager to inform us, a fresh haircut can make a huge impression on how you look.

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From swapping out your standard cut for a new one to injecting a new colour in your next cut Here are six low-risk, high-reward restyles you can test this year.

THE LONG and SHORT of IT

Are you worried that you're looking for a new hairstyle might end up as in a total follicular flop? The good thing is it won't only originate from the top. The length of the sides and back can help to improve your facial form and your current 'do.

"Going shorter in the sides and back is a great method to update your look without making major modifications," explains London barber Kyle Holloway. "You're simply enhancing the existing style and consequently still put on your favorite style."

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If you want to make this a risk-free choice, think about aspects like the dimensions of your ears and what length your face is in order to make sure neither look off-par. "Go through a thorough consult with your barber," says Holloway, "they'll be able to figure out a style that will fit your facial shape and style. an image often requires adjusting."

The result: A smarter look that changes the face shape to make appearance slimmer and more distinct.

FIRST FRINGE

Although it was a common cut in early Nineties (we blame our mothers and bowls) it fell out of fashion around the beginning in the decade as new hairstyles such as those of the pompadour and the quiff taking over. The style has returned with a variety of styles that can be effective in framing various facial shapes.

"A fringe is a great alternative if you're looking to get something safe, since if you aren't happy with the appearance it's easy to pull the hair away," says Joe Mills the co-founder Joe and Co. Joe and Co. Also the haircut itself is quite standard, but it's the style.

"Ask your barbershop to work the look for you with a dual haircut that is able to be altered simply by how you cut the hair," advises Mills. If you are wearing a hairstyle that is already long in on the sides, you could move the hair forward to create the form of a fringe that is textured and has some length. The other option, of course is to pull the hair away from or across (think quirk) you forehead.

The result: A versatile haircut that is able to adapt to any situation, weather or formality level.

COLOUR ME COOL

An increasing number of men looking for a new hairstyle are following the lead that was set by Zac Efron, Zayn Malik and Jonah Hill by taking the real plunge into the bleach bucket. While going all-out peroxide may not be the most secure option however, there are plenty of hair dyes available that are more suitable for those who are prone to commitment.

"Dyeing is a procedure which should always be done by experts, however there are semi-permanent colors that are able to be washed out in about six to eight weeks, and then fade away slowly," states Mills who recommends the use of a dye that is solely to cover greys.

The bleached hair can be a good option for many styles including buzz cuts and dreads, however it will not work for everyone and in every workplace so make sure you seek out the opinions of your colleagues (or better still you consult the barber) before applying the hair spray on.

The End Results: If you've got the time and patience to do your study, this could be an amazing temporary change, that can help your brand standout from other applicants.

FADE INTO A NEW YOU

Beyond a gradual growth (and we're not sure of how the risk of this awkward in-between phase is) Shorter-skinned men hair tend to be limited in their options to restyle their hair. Fortunately, the most striking hairstyle of the past couple of years isn't going to go away any time soon: instead one length along the sides and back you can opt for an angled cut that moves from short to longer.

Pall Mall Barbers general manager Daniel Davies regularly suggests a fade as a safe option for achieving a fresh look. "There are numerous kinds of fades. To minimize the chance of risk, opt for the low fade that is approximately an inch away from the natural hairline , and may grow out quite quickly."

CALL THE CABINET

If you're tied to your locks both physically and metaphorically and want to change your hairstyle, it doesn't need to involve a visit to the doctor for a cut. "A sensible, low-risk option is simply to change your the hair products you're using to style your hair," says Davies.

If you're constantly reaching to a paste or clay to create a textured look then try a fluid pomade or wet-look gel to create the look that's focused on sparkle and grip. Try incorporating other methods of styling and products to create new looks.

Dry hair, as well as blow-drying it will help to create more volume for shorter cuts that are medium to short While the addition of sea salt to longer and medium hairstyles adds an extra layer of texture. Try experimenting to find out what works best for you.

The result: Being able to maintain the hairstyle you're familiar with means you're more likely to experiment with some interesting hairstyles.