I have a thread question as well. What ages do older men change their hair styles and whats the usual styles?
If you had long hair in your 20's, or a mohawk or somehting else that's a bit crazy, there comes a time to let that shit go. You hardly ever wear it out and it becomes a caretaking liability. On top of that, some men go bald. It can happen in their 20's but for most men that are prone to pattern male baldness, that ship sails by about 40 at the latest. Also, you can go gray as early as the 20's. Again, it's a genetic thing and decisions have to be made.
If balding - skin can work, but not everyone has an attractive skull, so you might wanna just trim your hair to a Lenin-type situation. If you dodged the balding curse, smart short back and sides crew cut sort of thing is the safest bet. Maybe a James Dean sort of affair if you have the jawline to go with it, short sides, a bit of a lengthy mess on top. You'll have to see a hairdresser every odd month to maintain that.
Long hair while bald generally looks like shit, and a paedophile, however, it's possible to rock that if you have the confidence. Takes the right man to do it.
Let's not forget facial hair, which grows better the older you get. You can have some fun with that, but it requires maintenance.
Finally, let's not forget nose and ear hair. That menace appears in your late 30's and if not looked after is a sure sign of you being an old fart, that can't take care of himself.
Comb-over is a no-no. You're bald, man, be a man & accept it. Coloured or bleached hair past 30 is a big no-no. You're signalling to the world that you're a massive homo, don't do it, even if homo.
So, gentlemen, I hope most of you enjoy being a silver fox, a Ned Kelly or a Captain Picard.