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Small Business Administration. Get special job alerts, offers and insider tips on making the most of your military experience in the civilian workforce. View more newsletters on our Subscriptions page. A high and tight recon is arguably one of the most recognizable military haircut styles ever.
It features trimmed hair on the sides and back as well as an inch long hair on top. If you ask your barber to leave longer section atop, it will give you more styling options. It seems like the military undercut is paying tribute to the modern haircuts. However, the military cut was the first to rock the sides and back cut to the same length and a little longer top. Also, there is a groovy exaggerated variation of the military undercut. It was the gangster hairstyle that appeared in Boardwalk Empire and Michael Pitt was the one who styled it.
The absence of a fade, creating a striking contrast, is what makes it differ from the classic version. The regular haircut has nothing to do with the standard military hairstyle. Besides the cut itself, the difference is in the people who wear it. The regular haircut is in the style of the high-rank officers. However, it looks so insanely posh that you can easily wear it even if you have nothing to do with the army. What makes the regular haircut stand out is the hard part on the side, whereas the hair on the sides is usually a fade cut medium length.
The ivy league cut does not actually remind of the military or marine haircut. This hairstyle would compliment anyone who would like to look dapper and official, omitting all the unnecessary features. There is a variety of ways how you can pull off the ivy league cut. You can cut the sides short or leave them to grow out, thus creating more or less contrast. To set this haircut perfectly and create a bit of texture, just add some pomade or wax. Unlike other military haircut types, the crew cut can seem more conservative.
To get it right, you need to trim the hair about two inches long and leave the hair at the front of the head longer so that you could brush and style it. If you want to put the emphasis on the front part, you should make sure to cut the side and back parts of the head really short to create a striking contrast. In case you want to soften the look slightly, add a crew cut fade to your hairstyle.
What a real gem this slick back hair is! It actually has another name — Beehive. This is basically an undercut hairstyle with buzzed or faded sides and really long pomp that can be of one length or decrease gradually. Mind though that you will need a lot of pomade or wax to create the slicked back hair look because, as the name implies, you will need to slick your pomp back thoroughly. This is one of the outstandingly popular black haircuts. To achieve the perfect look, you need to crop the hair on the sides and back of the head extremely short or just go for a high skin fade.
As for the top part of the head, you should leave the hair there naturally curly to accentuate the modern vibes and longer than the rest of the hair. Being originally a marine haircut, the flat top is really making its way to the best American haircuts of today.
The military haircut fade is one of the Asian hairstyles men all over the world would wear. Its main feature is the skin buzzed sides. The hair on the top of the head is much longer, which is inherent in most Asian men hairstyles.
Police officers are no strangers to military haircuts for men. A modern police haircut features shorter hair on the back and sides with a longer top. All kinds of fades, tapers and even undercuts work perfectly in this case. Do you fancy geometrically defined popular mens haircuts?
We bet you do! The cut involves trimming the hair to at least two inches but ensuring that the front part of the head has extra length that can be brushed as part of styling. The hair on the sides of the head as well as the back should be much shorter and even tapered if preferred so that the final cut has some shape especially at the front. This military haircut is considered to be one of the oldest and can be done with longer hair because it requires minimal trimming.
The hair left on the top part is parted on the side so that it reveals a sharp line from the front to the back of the head. To give it a neat look, hair on the back as well as sides of your head is tapered down until the skin. Most times, the barber will use a scissors to trim the hair then a clipper to make sure the sides and back are tapered down well.
This haircut is ideal for men that have straight hair because the final look usually reveals the top part of the hair as flat. In most cases, the hair at the top is trimmed to a minimum length and then trimmed so that when it is brushed up it remains flat. Although there are different versions of this particular cut, the military version is always styled in a standard manner. The hair left at the top never exceeds two inches and sides are cut to the shortest length possible.
This haircut can be done on different hair types with the final result being good if done by a professional stylist. The Regular Fade — A regular fade is when the hair along the sides and back of your head end at your natural hairline. The hair is tapered down gradually until you reach the sides and bottom of the hairline. The High Fade — The high fade is a very aggressively tapered fade. The hair is tapered quickly until you reach that about 1 to 2 inches above the bottom of the hairline at which point a low guard clipper is used to finish the cut.
The Low Fade — A low fade falls in between the regular fade and the high fade. The hair is tapered down until you reach between 1 inch to a half inch above the bottom of the hairline. The induction cut is the army haircut that is given on the first day of boot camp. It is appropriately titled because it is given out in almost an assembly-line fashion to everyone that is inducted into the first day of boot camp.
The induction cut is very simple. It is basically a nearly bald cut. They use a good electric hair clipper that has no guard on it to create the closest cut possible. The end result is stubble-like texture. The reason they do this is to quickly remove all the hair without going through the time-consuming steps of shaving it clean off. It is not a very attractive haircut, however, it is efficient and effective for what is needed.
This cut in the same way as the previous two cuts are. It is used with a hair clipper and leaves the hair a little longer than the burr cut does.
The birch is a term used for any full buzz cut that is used with one of the higher hair clipper guard numbers. Anything from 3 to 5 will fall into the birch cut category.
The high and tight army haircut is very recognizable as a military specific cut. A low guard clipper is used around the sides of the head and the hair is left around 1 inch long on the top.
There is no gradual tamper between the sides and the top of the head. This is a very uncommon haircut that can look great on the right person; however, if it is not cut just right it could be a very risky choice. The top hair on this cut is probably a little too long to be a true military cut but nonetheless is it extremely masculine.
With a close trim on the sides and a tidy top, what more do you really need?
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