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HAIRCUTS — ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ​

Why Haircuts Matter

Your haircut is one of the earliest things people notice.
A strong haircut can enhance facial structure, balance proportions, and signal grooming commitment.
A bad haircut can wreck an otherwise decent face.

Spoiler: Quick Take

Pick a style that complements your face-shape, respects your hair texture and growth pattern, and invest in maintenance.

Face Shapes & What Works

• []Oval face — most styles work
  []Round face — add height/top volume, avoid full-length sides
  []Square face — soften edges, side part, textured top
  []Heart face — balanced length on top, avoid heavy fringe
• Long face — keep sides fuller, shorter top length, avoid extreme height

TL;DR: Match your haircut to your face shape → you’ll look sharper immediately.

Hair Texture, Growth Patterns & Maintenance

Your natural hair texture (straight, wavy, curly) and growth (cowlicks, bald spots, receding hairline) dictate what styles are practical.
Maintenance = regular trims, good products, and realistic expectations.

Popular Styles & When To Use Them

• []Undercut fade — great if you want contrast between sides and top
  []Crew cut / short back & sides — low-maintenance, emphasizes face
  []Textured crop — works for wavy hair, adds volume and messiness
  []Longer styles — only if you commit to upkeep and have thick hair

TL;DR: Choose a style you can maintain, not just what looks good in a salon photo.

Salon Visit: What To Ask & Check

Before you sit down:
Bring reference photos, discuss your hairline and texture, agree on top vs sides length, and ask how long the cut holds shape.

Spoiler: Barber Checklist

Bring 2–3 photos (front, side, 45°).
Show how you style your hair daily.
Confirm clipper guard numbers for precision.

DIY / Home Haircut Considerations

If you’re cutting at home:
Get a proper clipper + guards, barber shears, and at least two mirrors.
Start longer than you think, blend slowly, and check symmetry often.

Common Mistakes & How to Avoid Them

• []Too much length/volume with thin hair → looks limp
  []Over-fading sides on a receding hairline → highlights the issue
  []Copying a celebrity haircut without matching your texture/shape
  []Neglecting upkeep — a once-great cut becomes sloppy in weeks

Summary

Your haircut is a major looksmax factor.
Get the right style for your face, hair type, and lifestyle.
Maintain it. Avoid shortcuts.

 

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