Haircuts can be more than a necessity; they’re an opportunity to express yourself and define your personal style. Various types of haircuts, from blowouts and mohawks to Caesar cuts or comb-overs, showcase this.
A comb-over is a male hairstyle that involves brushing forward the hair and styling it into a small pomp or quiff. This style can also be an excellent solution for men with fine or thin locks.
Short Haircuts
A short haircut can be an effective way to free yourself from tangled locks and spend less time styling them. Additionally, this style works particularly well on fine hair because it adds volume while keeping the head healthy-looking.
An expertly cut short ‘do can complement your facial structure perfectly, soften an angular jawline and add height on top – the key lies in finding a stylist who understands your goals and facial structure.
For example, if you want to add dimension and definition to your pixie cut, ask your stylist to cut along the weight line–where your head meets your neck. Penna uses thinning shears for more natural weight lines, while other stylists can employ point-cutting techniques for feathered effects.
To maintain fresh, healthy hair, try shampooing only twice weekly and using dry shampoo in between. Selecting the appropriate shampoo and conditioner can also help neutralize brass tones while supporting healthy scalp conditions.
Medium Haircuts
If you’re fed up with long or short haircuts, medium-length haircuts offer the perfect compromise between the two extremes. Easy to maintain and suitable for almost all face shapes with its variety of stylish styling options, medium haircuts can provide just the solution you’ve been searching for!
If your hair is naturally blonde, lowlights are an easy way to add depth while keeping its brightness. For best results, use gradual lightening methods when lightening up.
For a natural look, ask your stylist for a balayage technique that creates a soft mix of brown and blonde shades. This technique works exceptionally well on medium-layered hair and delivers stunning color blending that only the best stylists can. For something a bit wilder, try feathered layers or long curtain bangs; this combination will frame your face beautifully while providing beach-inspired flair and hide fine strands while adding texture to thick locks!
Long Haircuts
A widely held belief is that women with long locks are prettier than those with shorter tresses because men find them more appealing or because long braids are easier to style.
One of the best haircuts for long hair is the layered cut, which works great with either straight or wavy locks, adding volume and texture to thin strands while simultaneously framing the face and adding dimension. You may even ask your stylist to provide a feather cut – an irregular version of a layered haircut where layers appear feathered out over time.
Choppy layer cuts are another great style option for long hair that works exceptionally well with curly or wavy locks, adding body and fullness while looking very pretty with side parts. To maintain this hairstyle, use a root lifter with volumizing properties and a heat protectant to guard against heat damage.
Layered Haircuts
Layered haircuts can transform even short, lifeless locks into ones with volume, movement, and bold style. Layers also help elongate facial features and give thin or delicate locks the impression of fullness – both excellent uses of layers!
Too many layers can easily overwhelm thin or fine hair, so the ideal approach for delicate or light locks should be long layers with gradual effects and softened corners. Choppy layers may create an eye-catching and stylish appearance on fine or thin locks but require regular trims to maintain their edgy style.
Textured layers offer a stylish yet wild or tousled style perfect for thick or coarse hair types. When opting for this style, utilize volumizing products regularly to keep it looking healthy and robust.
