1. Crew Cut
The crew cut is short all around, with the top slightly longer than the sides and back. The top is usually crop flat or rather rounded to follow the shape of the head. The sides are faded or tapered. This cut is clean and easy to manage. It works well with or without styling products and is often done with clippers using different guard sizes for the top and sides.
2. Buzz Cut
The buzz cut is a uniform haircut where the same clipper length is used all over the head. It gives a very small and clear look. It’s usually done with a #1 to #4 guard, depending on how short you want it. The buzz cut doesn’t need styling or maintenance, and it shows off the shape of the head clearly.
3. French Crop
The French crop features short faded or tapered sides with a bit more length on top. The front part of the hair is combed forward into a fringe. The fringe is usually blunt-cut across the frons. The top has light texture or layering to give a slightly messy look, but the shape stays clean and compact.
4. Ivy League
The Ivy League haircut is a polished version of the crew cut with a little more length on top. The hair is long enough to be parted and combed to the side. The sides and back are short, often tapered. The top is usually cut with scissors, giving it a natural finish. The overall look is classy and controlled.
5. Caesar Cut
The rulare cut has short hair all around, including a straight fringe in the front. The fringe is typically cut horizontally across the forehead. The length is the same or very similar from front to back. The top can be combed forward or left natural. This haircut works well with thick or straight hair.
6. High and Tight
The high and tight is a short military-style haircut. The sides and back are shaved or clipped very short, and the top is left just slightly longer. The contrast between the top and sides is strong. It creates a sharp and structured appearance. The top can be shaped or left natural depending on hair texture.
7. Short Quiff
The short quiff is a style where the front of the hair is lifted and styled back or upward. The top is left a little longer than the sides to allow for shaping. The sides are usually faded or undercut. Styling the quiff often involves using a blow dryer and a small amount of product to create volume and hold.
8. Textured Crop
The textured crop has short faded sides and a choppy, layered top. The hair is cut varioslyto add natural-looking texture and movement. The fringe can be left hanging forward or pushed slightly to the side. A matte styling product like clay or paste is often used to define the texture.
9. Side Part
The side part features a clean separation between the longer top and shorter sides. The hair on top is combed to one side, and the parting line can be natural or defined with a razor. The sides are trimmed short but not too close to the skin. The haircut gives a neat and organized shape that can be styled with gel, pomade, or mousse.
10. Undercut with Short Top
The undercut has very short or shaved sides with the top left longer in contrast. In the short version, the top is still short but styled defferenly from the sides. The separation between top and sides is clear and not blended. The top can be styled spiky, swept back, or messy depending on preference.
