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Long and Layered

These little boy haircuts is a little more difficult but adds a lot of style for a groovy young man. Boys with extremely curly or pin straight hair will not achieve this look very easily, but it is great for everyone in between.

This haircut is long but not the same as the mop-top. How to get it – When cutting this style, use a razor blade to cut the lengths rather than scissors. This will add a lot of texture all around. There should be no straight lines and no clean cuts in this haircut, just a lot of layers and a lot of texture.

The hair should go halfway over the ears and have bangs that land slightly over the eyebrows while swooping to one side. Styling – Use a light mousse to arrange wet hair in the desired areas and blow-dry for a smoother look.

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Spliced Up Nice

This is another in-between cut for all the straight-haired little Joe’s. Again, use the razor for a layered and textured appearance. This cut is similar to Long and Layered but is shorter and, therefore, requires shorter layers.

How to get it – The haircut should only cover the tip of the ears and the bangs should be spliced up about half an inch away from the eyebrows.

The thing to remember when cutting this hair is to create shorter layers up top that will add volume to hair that naturally falls flat. Styling – Brush wet hair forward, use a light mousse to define the layers, and blow-dry.

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Faux Hawk

Some boys have inner rock stars that just need to come out and that is where the Toddler Faux-Hawk is found. How to get it – These little boy hairstyles are done similarly to Wispy Dreams, however, the clippers will cut the shorter lengths higher on the head.

Once the cut is done, there should be a small amount of longer hair at the top, about two inches wide across the head, while the shorter hair should be blended and clipped with a number three or four clipper head.