Taper Haircut
A taper haircut is a short style that tapers off two inches above the ear, offering less obvious lines and a clean appearance. It can be combined with a quiff for added elegance.
Box Cut
The box cut gradually lengthens from the sides and back of the head to the crown, creating a square-like shape with sharp lines. It can be angled at the peak for added texture or curls, making it great for curly or textured locks.
Edgar Cut
Edgar cuts are timeless classics that work formally and casually well, especially for men with wavy hair. It complements a beard perfectly and can be enhanced with fades for a polished finish. Bring pictures for reference when visiting a barber.
Temple Fade
Temple fades add sharpness and dimension to longer styles like quiffs and slicked-back hair. They can be challenging to style if excess hair around the head or ears requires strong products like gel, pomade, or wax. Temple can balance out a messy afro.
Afro Taper Fade
The Afro Taper Fade Haircut is trendy and ideal for showcasing the natural growth pattern of locks. It works well with curly hair and features a low taper and a high skin fade.
Textured Fade Taper
The textured fade taper is another trendy option, focusing on the neck and sides of the head. It pairs nicely with beards and texturizing paste for a desired appearance.
Slicked Back
The slicked-back haircut is a timeless business style that works with any hair length and texture. It can be paired with an Old Hollywood quiff for a classic aesthetic. This haircut is also suitable for older men with thinning hair.
Messy Quiff
A messy quiff is bold and confident, perfect for black men. It can be styled with low or medium fades and beards of any length. The sides and back can be faded for a neat appearance, and styling products can be applied for desired effects.
