We're soon going to enter March, a month that was a gamechanger for us last year. A month that was definitely life-altering for us in more ways than one. But now that we're inching closer towards the end of the pandemic and more industries are opening up, people are stepping out, and all that jazz.                                        

So, if you have plans of stepping out soon, here are trending hairstyles of 2021 to try out:

1. The Dishevelled Look View this post on Instagram

Carrying on the tradition of how our hair looked in 2020, this hairstyle is for the low-maintenance guys who prefer the, "I woke up like this" look. This hairstyle becomes more prominent about two weeks after you get your haircut.

2. Mini Mohawks

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A more subtle version of a full-fledged mohawk, it's for someone who is willing to take a semi-risk in 2021. Also, it works well if you want to shave off your long lockdown hair but don't want a buzzcut. The look can be defined as a grade-one buzz all the way around the back and sides of the head followed by a two-to-three-inch strip of hair in the center. If it goes wrong, you can always shave it off.

3. Acid Pops

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Acid pops refer to pastel-hued buzzcuts and crops that have been spotted in the past by celebrities that include the likes of Pharrell Williams, Kanye West to Zayn Malik, and Justin Bieber. It's a great hairstyle to try if you don't see yourself going to the office anytime soon.

4. Grunge Jobs View this post on Instagram

Defined as a thrown-together, mildly crusty aesthetic, grunge-inspired hair takes its inspiration from Seattle from the 1990s and Kurt. Cobain. Think Kartik Aaryan with his mid-length hair. To achieve the hairstyle, you'll need to grow your hair out keep them conditioned. Subtle streaks like the one Kartik has also worked well.

5. The Disconnected Crop View this post on Instagram

A hairstyle with a relatively long hair length at the top and a fade on the sides. This hairstyle is extremely versatile and can be dressed both up and down with ease.

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