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Whatever look you go for, a short haircut by the right stylist can take you far.
Independent LA-based stylist Heesoo Kwon tells us that short haircuts can work for any texture.
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For most men, he recommends a high and tight look, which he says originated in the military.
Kwon does caution that the “high and tight” look may not work for certain head shapes.
Do you like the shape of your head?
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Because you are about to show it off.
At the barber shop, ask the barber to use shears on the top, rather than the buzzer.
Clippers cut your hair using your skull as the guide, Kwon explains.
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New York-based celebrity hairstylist Dana Boyer tells us that she favors theCaesaror Roman haircut for most men.
Im loving the longer curlier textures on top, and its also great for finer textures.
For men with finer hair, I prefer it a bit shorter with a messy texture.
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Read on to see some of the best men’s short haircuts, complete with insights from our experts.
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Roman Haircut
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This classic haircut has roots in Roman history.
Its popular because its quite easy to do it yourself, she says.
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Boyer recommends Bumble and Bumble Styling Creme to hold and tame the front of your cut.
Kwon recommends Malin+Goetz Sage Cream for a softer hold on longer hair.
Bald Fade
Michael B. Jordans haircut is a mid-length bald fade, according to Kwon.
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Taper Cut
Pete Davidson has a taper cut with longer length on top.
you’re able to dress it up or dress it down with minimal effort, Maclay says.
According to Maclay, this exaggerated silhouette is a way to make a statement while keeping it chill.
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He recommends using a pomade or lightweight gel to get the necessary hold while embracing your texture.
Texturized Fade
Maclay tells us that this cut is beyond versatile for shape and texture.
The length on the top and sides can be shorter or a bit longer for style variation.
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Maclay recommends using a matte wax or texture spray to enable you to create all kinds of textures.
Its great for most hair types.
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