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Best Hairstyles to Try - MEN’S HAIRCUTS

Here are some of the most popular types of men’s haircuts:

The buzz cut is a military-inspired short, shaved look that can add some sophistication to your overall appearance. For a more modern approach, consider adding a fade on the sides.

A crew cut is a type of men’s haircut where the upright hair on the top of the head is cut short and the sides are cut or tapered exceptionally short to create a neat and tidy appearance. While it’s easy to maintain, the hair on top will be longer than the sides so you can still work some product into your hair.

Either low fade, mid fade, or high fade, fades feature a longer length on top that gradually shortens down the sides and back. The style can either fade right down to reveal the skin around the ears or taper to a shorter length of hair.

The undercut is a type of short sides, long top haircut where the sides are buzzed short and all one length. This works on short, medium, and long hair. The classic undercut hairstyle creates sharp contrast by leaving the sides and back disconnected from the hair on top. However, undercuts can be done with fades, completely shaved sides, shaved designs, etc. 

An Ivy League haircut, which is also sometimes referred to as a Princeton or Harvard clip, is a slightly longer version of the traditional crew cut. The cut features hair on top of the head that is long enough to wear with a side part.

This classic haircut for men and can be worn in any number of ways but the original has clipped hair on the back and sides, with the top cut only slightly longer and styled forward to create a small fringe. This style looks great worn with plenty of texture or a little messy.

The pompadour is instantly recognizable due to its sheer volume. Classic examples of this haircut resemble Elvis Presley but modern interpretations scale it back a little. For this look, your hair is kept long on top and you can use product to style your hair up and back until you’ve created a stylish bulge on top of your head.

While similar to a pompadour, a quiff features shorter hair on the back and sides than on top but has a bulge of hair right at the front of the head that curves back onto the rest.

This look is no longer just a tool for disguising bald patches, it is now one of the most stylish haircuts for men. Perfect for medium-length locks, this asymmetrical style is highly flattering and seriously sophisticated.

If you want to add more style and definition to your look, try adding a hard part. The cut, which features a shaved line in place of a side part, creates a sleek and smart appearance, even if the rest of your hair is messy.

Best Hairstyles to Try - WOMEN’S HAIRCUTS

Here are just a few examples of popular women’s cuts based on length:

Short Haircuts for Women

The bob haircut is a classic yet always trendy. The hair is typically cut straight around the head either between or just below the tips of the ears, and well above the shoulders. A bob haircut looks great on women of all ages and there are many styles for you to choose from: layered bobs, stacked bob styles, choppy bobs, inverted bobs, asymmetric bobs, blunt bobs, and more!

This is a haircut that is super easy to style. It is shorter in the back and slightly longer in the front with longer layers for movement and texture. Your stylist might use what is called a razor comb to get a lot of the texture.

A pixie cut is generally short on the back and sides of the head and slightly longer on the top, usually accompanied by long bangs. Pixie cuts are cropped into layers to create that sought-after tousled effect and are easy to maintain and style. Pixie cuts are also extremely versatile; they can be soft or sophisticated, feminine or androgynous, and work for women of all ages, hair textures, and face shapes.

Give your pixie cut an edge by adding the popular men’s hairstyle, the undercut. It has a cool and rebellious vibe and involves shaving down the lower section of the hair. For a flattering contrast, leave your pixie cut longer on top so you can style it with plenty of volume and texture. 

Dreadlocks can be used to create looks all over the short hair spectrum. Try baby locs, a dreadlock bob, or mohawk dreads if you’re wanting to have a short dreadlock style.

If you’re wanting a low-maintenance short haircut, the boy cut is a great option. Think “chic tomboy” — typically this look has a subtly longer crown, exposed ears, and a short length that tapers down the neck with light to no sideburns.

Medium Haircuts for Women

Short for “long bob,” this classic cut suits many face shapes and sizes. With hair length right at the shoulders, this hairstyle meanders between a bob and having long hair.

If you’re looking for an edgy cut but don’t want to go too short, an asymmetrical lob might be perfect for you. This A-line style is not as sharp as some other asymmetric styles and can still be worn in a ponytail.

Another variation on the asymmetric haircut is this long front short back style, called an A-line or inverted cut. It gives you longer pieces to frame your face with the volume and bounce of short hair. If you are not quite ready to take the plunge to a lob haircut, the A-line cut can be the first step.

Layered bangs give your mid-length hair movement and frame your face beautifully. Combine them with waves to create a relaxed and beachy look.

Blunt bangs are the perfect complement to medium-length hair because they make your hair look thicker and draw attention to your eyes.

Long layers are ideal for those with naturally thick hair, as they visually break up the hair and add more movement and direction. At the same time, a medium-length cut works well for thicker hair compared to a longer cut as it won’t take as much time to wash, dry, or style.

Long Haircuts for Women

This style is cut with different lengths to bring in volume, remove weight, frame the face, and allow for flexible styling. Having different lengths transforms a monotonous look into an edgier, more dynamic one.

If you’re looking to freshen up your long locks but not wanting to lose your length, bangs are the way to go. Simple and easy to style, bangs require very little maintenance other than the occasional trim. Side bangs, short bangs, choppy bangs, wispy bangs — no matter which style you choose, they will pair perfectly with your long hair!

Thick layers at the top narrowing down to finer layers at the bottom is a great haircut for long hair, especially if it is flat. It suits best on those with an oval or oblong face as it adds width to your look that your face lacks.

If you are wanting a more subtle hair transformation, this look is perfect. This defined frame in the form of a U-shaped cut lends an angled structure to your strands on the sides which makes your hair look long and swoopy. The classic U cut is an understated and no-risk haircut for long hair that adds some dimension and volume. It’s easily manageable for straightened, curled, and wavy hair.

If you are someone with a personality that shines off every time you step out, you should give this edgy look a try! This hairstyle leaves the hair on top long and often layered while the side (or sides) of the head is shaved closely to the skin.

If the idea of a shaved side is tempting but you want to start with something less bold, try an undercut. Subtle undercuts are also great for women with thick hair who want to give their mane a thinning without showing too much of a contrast. When you do put your long hair up, you’ll have a cute mini shave to show off, you can even add a shaved design.

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