No one haircut fits everyone – it all depends on facial structure, hair texture, and styling needs. So when going in for your cut, bring photos of styles you like that would complement your face shape.
Buzz Cut
A buzz cut is a highly low-maintenance style of haircut you can easily create using clippers. It looks great no matter the shape of your face and requires little to no upkeep; ideal for busy guys looking for easy grooming solutions! Just be sure to visit your barber regularly so your fade stays sharp!
Chris Evans looks macho and cool with this number 7 buzz cut. He has longer-than-average hair that still allows him to spike it up with hair mousse or hard gel for added style.
Sidra Smith proves that a buzz cut can be chic and feminine. Her straight taper cuts are beautifully executed, drawing focus to her facial features with a slightly thicker top and sides than back for maximum impact. This style works well for men who wish to emphasize facial features without looking “slick back,” and those who need help filling out thin hair. Additionally, this option will make the individual appear fuller than otherwise!
Side Part
The Side Part is an iconic look that always stays in style. Celebrities have revived this trend by experimenting with deep side parts and high fades. To recreate this look, begin with either a low or high taper that ends nearly directly below your hairline, and then brush and comb your hair towards one side before using pomade, gel, or wax to secure its position. Feel free to try both middle and side part styles to see which works better for you!
One Length
One-length haircuts offer a modern, symmetrical cut suitable for most hair lengths and types. Not only are they stylish, but this look allows versatility with how it can be worn; with minimal layers involved, it requires less maintenance than other cuts. One-length trims add movement and volume to acceptable hair types while eliminating bulkiness from thicker styles – creating a healthy-looking modern style. Avoid split ends with this straight haircut by keeping your length constant and using hair accessories.
Long Layers
If you have long hair, layering can be an invaluable way of expanding styling options without adding excess weight to the length. Long layers are suitable for all sizes and textures of hair. They can be disconnected or connected in a step cut, creating an edgy yet texturized look. Adding soft layers and a side part can easily create a flirty and voluptuous style for women with long, straight locks. Curly or wavy long hair may benefit from layers to tame its texture without too much bulk. This look also works beautifully when combined with balayage or ombre highlights.
