Men's Haircut Encyclopedia

A modern, low-maintenance cut with short, choppy layers on top and a tapered or faded sides. The textured finish adds movement and dimension without requiring much styling.

A sharp, clean look where the sides are faded from skin up high on the head, leaving length on top. Creates a dramatic contrast and elongates the face.

A balanced fade that starts at the temple level, offering a clean look without being as dramatic as a high fade. Versatile and suitable for most face shapes.

A subtle fade that starts just above the ear, offering a clean, professional look. Less dramatic than higher fades, making it great for workplace settings.

A voluminous style with the hair swept upward and back from the forehead. Combines volume at the front with shorter, tapered sides for a modern, stylish look.

A classic style with significant volume at the front, swept upward and backward. The modern pompadour features a fade on the sides and a more relaxed, textured finish.

A timeless, versatile style with a defined parting on one side. Works in professional and casual settings. The hard part version features a shaved line for extra definition.

A short, cropped cut with a blunt, straight fringe across the forehead. Low-maintenance and clean, with faded or tapered sides. Great for disguising a large or receding forehead.

A toned-down mohawk with shorter sides and a strip of longer hair in the center, styled upward. Edgy but wearable, adding significant height and definition.

An ultra-short, uniform cut all over. Clean, masculine, and zero-maintenance. Best for men with strong facial features and a well-shaped head.

A slightly longer buzz with the top gradually getting shorter toward the back. The front is slightly longer for subtle styling options. A clean, military-inspired classic.

All the hair is combed straight back from the forehead with a glossy or matte finish. Creates a sophisticated, polished look with a retro edge. Requires medium to long hair on top.

A dramatic contrast between long hair on top and very short (often shaved) sides, with no blending between them. Bold, modern, and statement-making.

A softer take on the undercut, with textured, messy layers on top and a slight fade or blend into the shorter sides. Modern and versatile.

A short, horizontally cut fringe with uniform length on top. Named after Julius Caesar, this clean, straightforward style works well for thinning hair or high foreheads.

A longer, textured fringe (bangs) swept across the forehead with movement and dimension. The sides are shorter but not dramatically faded. A relaxed, youthful look.

A medium-length style with layers cut throughout for movement and texture. Worn tousled and natural for an effortless, casual appearance.

Hair grown out to 4-6 inches and swept to one side or back. A versatile length that offers many styling options while still looking polished.

A longer version of the crew cut with enough hair on top to part to the side. Clean, preppy, and professional. A timeless choice for any setting.

A versatile short cut with subtle texture and movement. Not as cropped as a crew cut, but shorter than a textured crop. Easy to maintain with a modern feel.

Medium-length hair parted in the middle (or slightly off-center) with layers framing the face on both sides, like curtains. A trendy, effortless look.

Natural curls left on top with a clean fade on the sides. Embraces your curl pattern while keeping everything clean and shaped. Works beautifully with afro-textured hair.

A timeless cut where the hair gradually gets shorter from top to bottom. More subtle than a fade, it offers a clean, professional look suitable for any occasion.

Short to medium hair styled upward into defined spikes or points. A youthful, energetic look that adds height and texture.

A Korean-inspired style with a bowl-like shape on top disconnected from very short sides. The top hair falls naturally around the head like a cap.

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