Category: HAIRCUT STYLES

1. Classic Short Comb Over This is the cut most barbers picture the second you say “comb over.”

1. Classic Flat Top The classic flat top is exactly what it sounds like: the top gets cut

The medium-length version splits the difference: enough length on top to style, not so much that it goes

Curly hair holds height on its own, so a barber isn’t fighting the texture to build the shape.

Curl gives a faux hawk the volume and texture that straight hair has to fake with product, and

Thick hair holds a crop’s texture longer than fine hair ever will, grey and all, once it’s cut

Straight hair holds this cut’s shape without three products and a diffuser, so you get the disheveled look

A mid fade sits the blend right between the temple and the crown, which happens to be the

Thick hair holds a slick back’s shape longer than fine hair ever will, and once the product ratio

Straight-hair fades and wavy fades behave differently the moment the clippers come out. Screenshot one of these instead