Haircut Terminology

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Haircut terminology. The bob cut refers to any haircut that ends in a blunt line. But if you dont have straight hairand a lot of itrefuse the razor. Technically speaking there is no official style which can be called a buzzcut.

It is a classic style originating in the 1920s that has many variations. Undercut Fade This style on the sides combines two very popular cuts. A stylist that uses scissors to create sharp graphic lines will deliver this sort of cut Allen said.

The final result youll see here is a style with more volume. Butch burr brush cut and crewcut. The cuticle is the outside layer of the hair shaft that protects hair from damage.

However all barbers will always follow the same terms as well as the same terminology such as. A cut in which the ends all vary slightly in length. Haircut Numbers Also known as guard sizes the grade you ask for will determine.

While most barbershops around the world use the terms fade and taper synonymously there is technically a difference between the cuts. Youve likely heard this term in the context of your nail beds but your hair strands have cuticles too. Crop A haircut in which the hair is cut very close to the head.

Crew Cut A short tapered haircut in which the hair is extremely short on the top of the head and graduates to longer hair in the front. The bob hairstyle may be angled in any direction and may or may not include bangs. Your stylist says something like How would you like your neckline cut.