This short haircut for men features a stylish piecey fringe and textured crop for an eye-catching, modern aesthetic. A high skin fade is designed to cover up thinned-out areas, while its longer fringe can be styled into quiffs or combovers for additional style options. This classic cut suits men of all ages and works well on thick or wavy hair. Additionally, it can easily be maintained through regular barber visits.
Military-Style Cut
Many men enjoy military hairstyles for their masculine charm and strict regimentation. An induction cut, which was given to boot camp recruits, combines a short top with smooth shaved sides and back, perfect for square head shapes and solid facial features. To achieve this look, comb forward any top hair and apply gel or another styling product to achieve this style. Complex parts provide a more exaggerated variation on an induction cut, perfect for adding some drama to military-inspired looks. If you don’t want a wholly buzzed look, consider opting for this style with a low fade for an understated and elegant aesthetic. Easy to maintain with regular trims, adding a beard can complete this style and make you appear even more macho.
Combover
The combover, commonly known as the side part, is an iconic style with modern appeal. While fade haircuts focus on shortening the back and sides of your hair; combovers emphasize longer top layers left longer before being styled into an aggressive side-parting. The popularity of this haircut stems mainly from its versatility and ease of upkeep. Selecting an effective styling product to ensure that your locks sit as desired is key while mastering a comb over can hide areas of thinned scalp while making you appear even more refined. Be sure to convey to your barber exactly how you would like the haircut performed, including fade length and placement. In addition, bring along an image showcasing what kind of look you are going for to ensure they create the ideal cut for you. This will provide a successful appointment.
Faded Sides
A fade is an integral element of any haircut and can be tailored to almost any aesthetic imaginable. From It will dictate how short your sides become. Dec how long you want your top hair from the low, mid, and high levels. Once decided, your barber can begin by shaving off the shortest length with an appropriate clipper guard for your chosen type of fade. Once completed, they’ll use clipper combs and an adjustable guard size to get you to your desired top length. Afterward, they will use fades or other methods to transition the extended top section into faded back and side areas without producing an uneven transition line or creating an unwanted Mohawk look! Fades may also be used as an effective means for creating side parts.
Gray Hair
Gray hair may have an unfortunate reputation, but you don’t have to cover up or hide it; it’s natural and can look beautiful when styled correctly. Professional colorists can add lowlights or dye it until your grays have grown out completely (plucking doesn’t help – as doing so damages hair follicles and may change its hue over time.) If it bothers you, professional lowlights or dyeing your grays is always an option that won’t permanently damage them. If you need temporary solutions for gray roots between coloring appointments, sprays, powders, and crayons are designed to cover them temporarily. Look for products close to your natural hue so that it blends in naturally with your locks. Melanin gives your hair its color, so without it, it can become much more vulnerable to UV rays and environmental pollutants. Protect gray locks from sun damage with UV-protectant spray; purple shampoo can also be used to reduce brassiness caused by heat styling, medications, product buildup, or environmental pollution.
