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Costumes for Guys with Long Hair

Put your natural locks to work with these epic character looks.

If you have long hair, Halloween is the perfect opportunity to skip the uncomfortable wigs and show off your natural locks. From rugged fantasy warriors like Aragorn and Vikings to pop culture icons like Thor, long hair opens up some of the most impressive and authentic-looking costumes. This guide helps you choose the perfect character and style your hair to complete the look.

Difficulty
Medium
Time
~45 min
Budget
$30120

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40 Costumes for Guys with Long Hair costume ideas

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What you need for a Costumes for Guys with Long Hair costume

  • Textured tunic

    An earth-toned, long-sleeve linen or cotton tunic in dark grey, brown, or black to serve as a versatile historical base.

    DIY: Use an oversized, dark-colored V-neck t-shirt and cut a slight V-shape into the collar for a rugged look.

  • Faux fur shoulder mantle

    A small capelet made of realistic dark brown or grey faux fur that drapes over the shoulders.

    DIY: Buy a yard of faux fur fabric from a craft store, cut it into a collar shape, and safety pin it to your tunic shoulders.

  • Leather-look bracers

    A pair of brown or black faux leather arm guards that lace up the forearms.

    DIY: Cut the sleeves off an old brown vinyl jacket and lace them up with dark shoelaces.

  • Wide leather belt

    A wide, rustic brown leather belt with a simple brass or iron buckle to cinch the waist.

    DIY: Layer two regular brown leather belts together around your waist.

  • Prop weapon

    A realistic foam or plastic Viking axe, Norse sword, or fantasy blade.

    DIY: Cut an axe head shape out of sturdy cardboard, paint it silver, and duct-tape it to a wooden dowel.

  • Texturizing hair products

    Sea salt spray, dry shampoo, or light pomade to add volume, grit, and hold to your natural hair.

    DIY: Mix warm water with a tablespoon of sea salt and a few drops of coconut oil in a spray bottle.

How to put it together

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    Wash your hair the day before to allow your natural oils to build up, which helps braids and styles hold better.

  2. 2

    Spray sea salt spray or apply a texturizing powder throughout your hair to add volume, grit, and a rugged texture.

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    Style your hair: pull the top half back into a half-up ponytail or bun, and braid two small sections of hair on either side of your temples.

  4. 4

    Put on your base layers, including the dark textured tunic and a pair of dark, fitted trousers.

  5. 5

    Drape the faux fur mantle over your shoulders and secure it, then fasten the wide leather belt tightly around your waist.

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    Lace the faux leather bracers onto your forearms and slip on a pair of rugged leather boots.

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    Grab your prop weapon and adjust your hair so it drapes naturally over your shoulders.

Makeup & hair

Emphasize your natural hair by adding texture with sea salt spray and braiding small side sections. Keep facial hair groomed but rugged, or use a brown brow pencil to lightly fill in stubble or add a weathered look to your eyebrows.

Tips

  • Keep extra hair ties and bobby pins in your pocket to easily pull your hair back when eating or drinking.
  • If your hair isn't quite long enough, use clip-in hair extensions that match your natural hair color to add instant length.
  • Match your footwear to the theme; rugged, worn-in leather boots work perfectly for almost any long-haired historical or fantasy character.

Costumes for Guys with Long Hair costume FAQ

What are the easiest costumes for guys with long hair?
A classic Viking, a 90s grunge musician, or a surfer are the easiest because they require minimal styling and can be put together using everyday clothing.
How do I style my hair for a warrior costume?
Apply a texturizing spray, pull the top section back into a half-up ponytail or bun, and braid two small sections of hair on either side of your head to keep it out of your face.
What are some popular movie characters with long hair?
Popular options include Thor, Aragorn from Lord of the Rings, Jack Sparrow from Pirates of the Caribbean, Geralt of Rivia, and Loki.

Did you know? Many actors, including Chris Hemsworth as Thor, transitioned from wearing heavy wigs to growing out their real hair for later films to make the action sequences look more natural and dynamic.