No matter the length or texture, there are endless ways to spruce up medium-length hair, from classic bobs and crop styles to backcombing or spiking for an edgy feel.
Military Style
The military-style haircut features a neat cut that can easily be slicked back for a smooth finish. This style works great when combined with beards to further elevate its elegance. Ask your barber to shave your head’s side and back hair while leaving longer locks at the crown section of your head. A hard part (a shaved line that divides hair into sections) will further complete this look. This style is inspired by the regulation cut worn by high-ranking military officers. This short and sharp haircut works best when worn by those with thick locks.
French Crop
A French crop is an adaptable short haircut suitable for many hair types and preferences, from men with short back-and-sides to those who desire longer tops. This style combines a longer top with a shorter back and sides, creating an undone style that can easily be styled from quiffs to tousled textures. This style can also help conceal receding hairlines or widow’s peaks thanks to how effectively it covers any thin spots in the scalp. Furthermore, this cut works well for men who want a sophisticated and stylish appearance with some edge. Request your barber add choppy layers for an exciting, more active style. To achieve the desired result, use matte clay or paste to achieve this style.
Short Crop
The short crop haircut is a timeless style that provides easy maintenance for men with fine hair. This men’s haircut entails shaving or buzzing the sides and back close to the scalp while leaving more length on top to emphasize volume and add dimension. A textured extended pixie cut can look fantastic when worn by those with thin hair, creating depth in their facial structure through wispy fringe that can be styled to the side for added dimension. Textured styles work exceptionally well for men with shorter haircuts. Ask your stylist to provide you with a fade or side part that allows your hair’s natural coils and kinks to come through and showcase its full potential.
Spiky Style
Spiky hairstyles have become an increasingly fashionable look that can be worn in various ways. A short, spiky cut works excellent as an everyday casual style when worn with jeans and a shirt; alternatively, it could also add professional appeal in an office environment. This spiked haircut is an outstanding example of how using just a bit of gel can give your style a clean and professional edge. Wear this style with either temple fades or skin fades on the sides for a classic finish, and finish off the look with a beard or mustache on top to complete it!
Classic Buzz Cut
Though not the trendiest variation of a buzz cut, this style can look great. This haircut involves having all your hair cut at one length with electric clippers before styling to your preferences. Short haircuts with fades or tapered cuts can be deficient maintenance, saving daily styling time! This makes them the ideal solution if you prefer to spend less time looking in the mirror! A high skin fade with some extra hair on top can also help thin or fine hair appear fuller and denser in comparison, creating an eye-catching and flattering look when worn with a quiff or comb over.
Textured Crop
A textured crop is an unruly and stylish style that combines the short back and sides of a crew cut with longer hair on top that can be styled into a quiff or complex part. The style features lots of texturing for an unruly, rustic vibe. Your options for getting this haircut include low-to-mid skin fade, or more dramatic high skin fade to make your locks appear even spiky and texturized. The style works on all hair types; thick or coarse hair can be easily managed, while thin or fine hair appears fuller and fuller.
