eHow launches Android app: Get the best of eHow on the go.

About

Razor Haircuts for Men

Contributor
By Dianne Christensen-Herman
eHow Contributing Writer
(0 Ratings)

Razor cuts are gaining popularity again with men. The razor can be used to blunt the ends, thin hair or add shape and texture; which can create a variety of haircuts. If the razor haircut is right for you, there is a assortment of styles available for you to choose from.

    Buzz Cut

  1. The buzz is a short style, cut close to the head and above the ears. This look is ideal for men with a nicely shaped head and small ears, since it shows the contours of the head. The buzz cut is low maintenance because the hair is cut very short and is suitable for any occasion.
  2. Flat Top

  3. The flat top is a short haircut that is tapered on the sides and back of head and about an inch of hair is left on top. The style gets its name because the top of the hair is cut even giving it the appearance of being flat. The look is popular in the military because it is low maintenance. The flat top is appropriate for casual or formal occasions.
  4. Clipper Over Comb

  5. This razor haircut is tapered at the sides and back and is ideal for men with thick hair. The bangs and top section of hair is left a little longer and parted down the middle, so it can can be combed upward. The ends of the hair are cut with a razor by using a comb.The style can be a formal or informal look and is perfect for men of all ages.
  6. Classic Cut

  7. The classic haircut is timeless and has been around for years. This traditional style is tapered at the sides, and back with a razor and has short bangs and short hair on top. This look is nice on anyone and is appropriate for any occasion.
  8. Wispy Razor Cut

  9. The wispy razor cut hairstyle works best on coarse hair. This style has tapered sides, and back, layered bangs and is left a little longer on the top. There are layers cut into the top section of the hair with the razor to add style and texture. Apply mousse or pomade to damp hair to style and tousle with fingers to give a messy look.
  10. The Textured Cut

  11. The textured look is cut choppy with many layers and texture is added by using a razor technique. The hair is tapered at the sides and back with the top section and bangs left a little longer, so it can be textured with a razor. This style is trendy and may be more appropriate for younger men. Style with mousse and tousle hair with fingers to give it a messy look.

Post a Comment

Post a Comment Post this comment to my Facebook Profile

eHow Article: Razor Haircuts for Men

Related Ads

Get Free Fashion, Style & Personal Care Newsletters

Copyright © 1999-2009 eHow, Inc. Use of this web site constitutes acceptance of the eHow Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.   en-US Portions of this page are modifications based on work created and shared by Google and used according to terms described in the Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution License.

eHow Fashion, Style and Personal Care
eHow_eHow Fashion, Style and Personal Care