The buzz cut is one of those staple hairstyles that every barber in the world knows. Some love it and others hate it, but there’s no disputing its minimal form and classic status. Perhaps the best-known use of the buzz cut is for men in the military. For them, this haircut is a decision of function over fashion, as it helps them cool down faster and see better (no bangs in the way). This cut is also a popular choice among frugal individuals who want a simple hairstyle.
Why Get A Buzz Cut?
If you have super oily hair and can’t stand it anymore, here’s your answer. With a buzz cut you can literally say goodbye to most of your hair care grooming needs. Sure, your bathroom might feel a bit light without the gels, pomades, and creams, but your wallet will definitely feel heavier over time with all the cash you’re saving.
Not to mention, you’ll find yourself making fewer trips to the barbershops. You might even end up wanting to buy your own electric razor to cut your hair at home.
Another thing to consider is how this haircut looks regardless of the weather or time of year. The wind and the rain are the least of your worries with short hair. Even if you have a beard, long or short, the buzz cut will more than often make it stand out in a good way.
It’s also great if you have a receding hairline as it’s the best way to style it. It also works with many different types of face shapes. For those with wavy hair or curly hair, you don’t need to spend all day worried about whether or not your hair is still in place.
A bleached buzz cut with a faded temple and a beard looks edgy as only the top is bleached.
A blonde buzz haircut with a faded temple and a dark beard that contrasts the hair color.
A buzz cut with a fine short top and fade looks quite casual and requires very low maintenance.
A buzz cut with a high fade and very sharp lines highlights the face features and gives a sharp look to them.
A buzz cut with mid fade is a clean idea with a very vivid lineup and the temple faded into a beard.
A buzz haircut with a faded temple and short line up is a cool idea that looks bold and modern.
A buzzed top with an angled line up and a fine skin fade that is balanced with a long and thick beard.
A classic buzz cut with faded sides, thin texture, a clean taper fade on the side and a modern beard.
A fashionable buzz cut with a shaved temple is a cool idea if you want a trendy et quite relaxed look.
Which Buzz Cut Is The Best?
The traditional buzz cut is to simply go for an induction cut and have that short hair all over your head. If you think that may be a little too short then you can opt for one of the other stylish cuts. The answer to this question is ultimately up to you and whatever you feel most confident with. We think all the ones we’ve looked at here are great.
A high fade buzz cut with a blonde pocky thick texture, with a dense top to keep up the thick texture of the hair.
A longer buzz cut with a high fade and a stylish beard are a great idea to look bold and edgy.
A low faded buzz cut is a decent cut with enough volume to look thick and a sahved touch that looks clean.
A mid faded buzz cut with a neat line up is a low-maintenance haircut and a beard adds interest.
A pitch perfect buzz cut with a faded temple and tapered line ups is a stylish solution.
A silver blonde buzz cut done on curly hair is a bold idea, and you can experiment with colors trying others, too.
How To Ask For A Buzz Cut?
A buzz cut actually refers to a family of haircuts. For a haircut to be a buzz cut, it has to be the same length all around the head. Within this family, there are several specific types that you can choose from. Their length and shape set them apart from one another. Before you make a trip to the barbershop to get a buzz cut, be sure you know which variation you want and what clipper setting it uses. If you walk into a barbershop and just ask for a buzz cut, your barber might give you a super short-cut or a super long one. To make sure you’re getting the exact type you want, you should know the specific name and clipper setting used for the specific cut you’re after. Some barbers also use different names to refer to certain variations, so knowing the clipper setting for your preferred variation is crucial.
A simple faded buzz cut is a classic idea that looks clean and doesn't require much manintenace or styling.
A stylish and classic buzz cut on thick hair paired with a beard is a chic and edgy idea.
A super short buzz cut like this one doesn't require any special maintenance at all, and you can get some faded touches for a bolder look.
A thick buzz cut with a faded temple and a beard are a geat combo, you may add line ups for an eye-catching look.
A thickly grown afro buzz cut with corners and line-ups to keep things cool.
A tough and classy shiny buzz cut with a sharp line up and a clean subtle taper fade, the top is slightly above buzz.
A wavy afro buzz cut is paired with a neat angled line up and a straight fringe looks great.
Drake rocking a buzz cut with line up looks cool and bold, this haircut is easy to achieve.
Drake style buzz cut gives a classy and elegant appearance with a trendy feel thanks to the taper mid faded sides.
Justin Timberlake rocking a brush cut that is a bit longer than the buzz one and requires beign styled with wax.
