How to Style a Full Short Haircut For Men

No matter what style of cut you desire – traditional or more contemporary – a good barber will understand which cuts work best with your face shape and hair texture and consider how you style your beard. A taper fade with a short curly fringe will have you looking chic and confident without breaking the bank to maintain. All it requires is some dry shampoo and matte hair clay!

Military-style cut

The military-style cut is a timeless haircut for men with a clean-cut top with sharply faded sides. Ideal for looking professional and competent, this style also works well when worn with stubble or beard growth. Its versatility makes it suitable for formal occasions – especially impressive when combined with high-grade skin fade on either side of your head. Military-style haircuts feature short or shaved back and sides, creating an aggressive and masculine aesthetic. In contrast, the top hair has longer layers making an apparent distinction between lengths. Use lighter pomades or texturizing clays to add additional style.

Regulation Cut

Another popular military hairstyle consists of a long top with short haircuts on the back and sides. You can style this military-inspired cut any number of ways, using either a comb or hairspray to maintain its style.

Comb-over

The comb-over is an elegant style suitable for all lengths of hair. You can style this military-inspired haircut in many ways, including as a side or complex part. This military-inspired haircut looks sharp and refined; top hair tends to grow out longer than sides for added sophistication. Plus, regular trims with appropriate styling products make this easy to maintain! Men with thinning hair often turn to this style because it gives an illusion of fullness while hiding any bald spots that might exist. However, if your locks are fragile, consider opting for shorter crop cuts or buzz cuts. It would help to inform your barber of your desired style when getting this cut. Show him an image, and indicate whether you prefer hard or soft part lines for optimal results. This will enable him to achieve an easy transition from your hair into the fade change.

Burst fade

Burst fades are ideal for men looking for effortless style with minimal upkeep. They work on all hair types – including spiky or textured styles – whether long or short and regardless of whether you keep your locks long or short. With its bold visual impact and customizable fade design options like symbols or text that your barber can add onto the faded part, burst fade is sure to stand out among the crowd. The Mohawk burst fade haircut is an eye-catching twist on a classic hairstyle, mainly when worn with an eye-catching hair design. Pairing this look with long beards creates an eye-catching and impressive finish! Curved burst fades another excellent choice for black men with curly or kinky hair, providing volume and contrast on top while leaving your face and neck clean and free from hair clutter. Curved burst fades can easily be maintained through regular conditioning and blow-drying sessions.

Slick back

The slick back is a timeless look that suits all occasions and can be customized for each particular event, such as festive occasions with an intense sheen or businesslike with matte finishes. While this hairstyle may be tricky on thick hair, using heavier-hold pomades or clay may help. For optimal results, apply the product directly onto damp hair, blow-dry while combing it back, then use fingers to search into place and set with hairspray. For a modern take on the slick back look, pair it with taper fades on both sides and back for added contrast and masculine charm. Also, experiment with various lengths of tops depending on what look you are going for; longer quiffs work great for casual occasions, while shorter combed-over styles will work just as well for formal events.