Short Haircuts for Men
Short haircuts for men offer versatile style options and require less maintenance than their longer counterparts. This dapper look combines a taper fade with textured fringe for an irresistibly stylish look that will boost confidence.
High and Tight
Men who desire short hairstyles often opt for the high and tight haircut, which involves shaving the sides and back while leaving longer sections at the top of their head. It’s an adaptable style suitable for most face shapes and hair textures. For an updated take on this classic haircut, ask your barber to add a slight quiff on the top section. This will elevate its sophistication. Finish it with matte paste or clay to complete this stylish look and keep thinning hair at bay! It is also ideal for adding volume on top.
Ivy League
The Ivy League cut is an elegant choice suitable for any special event. Also known as Princeton or Harvard clips, it emphasizes top hair while emphasizing its form with side parts and can be styled as needed – from neat pompadours to messy quiffs! Ask your barber for some texture at the top for a modern take on Ivy League style. This makes the look more casual while remaining dapper and on-trend; just be sure to use products that can ensure lasting performance during the day.
Butch
Short butch cuts, also referred to as an induction haircut or brush cut, are distinctive and trendy. A great style option for men with dark hair, they can be styled spiky, parted to one side, or completely flat for maximum impact. If you prefer a more rugged and masculine appearance, combine your butch haircut with a full beard for an eye-catching combination. This look is perfect for men who wish to highlight their masculinity and confidence while adding depth with low or bald fades that blend the hair to the skin – the length can either match the top layer or contrast against it as desired.
Caesar
Named for Roman Emperor Hadrian, this look features a short back and sides with longer hair on top. Renowned for its sleekness and sophistication, this look pairs well with Pompadour or quiff hairstyles. To take it even further, ask your barber for a fade to create an eye-catching contrast between sections. A classic men’s look, the crew cut is ideal for low-maintenance styles that offer maximum confidence boost and aesthetic enhancement. Comprised of closely clipped hair on the back and sides with a trimmed fringe, it works great as part of a taper fade or line-up hairstyle to accentuate an apparent break between its long edge and shorter sides.
Military
A textured crop haircut is one of the top choices for men looking to exude an artsy, laidback, and effortlessly cool aesthetic. With its shaved sides and a longer top, its unique blend of masculinity and sophistication stands out among other options, particularly when styled with an expertly executed slick back. A fade with a short Mohawk is another trendy style that makes an impression, perfect for anyone wanting to express themselves through bold hair. This look can be customized to suit different face shapes while always looking dapper.
Comb-Over
Even though comb-over haircuts have earned themselves the reputation as suitable for only balding men, comb-overs can still look youthful and fresh if styled correctly – as evidenced by this stunning skin fade comb-over. Furthermore, it can look even more striking when combined with modern facial hairstyles like this skin fade comb! Keeping it neat and classic with short sides or softly brushing it back for a more laid-back style is easy with a comb-over hairstyle and can also look fantastic when combined with taper or fade. A tailored version can even fit any length of hair. If you opt for a taper disappear, ask your barber to create what is known as an intricate part – this gives an eye-catching distinction to your interest and works best when applied using high-grade pomade or putty.
