FAQs

What are the best haircuts for boys?

The best kids haircuts combine low maintenance with a cool appearance. Thus, you should take a closer look at undercut, side parted as well as side swept boys hair styles. Also. It is a good idea to take advantage of their natural hair texture.

What is the most popular boy haircut?

There are plenty of fashionable and cool boys haircuts that are popular nowadays. A French cropped cut, a low tapered fade, a textured bang and a comb over are considered the trendiest haircuts for little boys. Those opting for eye catching and bold hair looks can choose from a high faded pompadour, a bald fade, a line up and a hair design.

What types of haircuts are there for boys?

If you think that a crew cut is the only haircut for young boys, we are here to prove you wrong. Kids are offered a wide variety of haircut options to match every hair texture and face shape. All of them can be roughly divided into two main categories – bold and intricate as well as low key and elegant. The choice usually depends on the ambiance the haircut should suit, the age of the kid and his personal style. Among the best haircuts for boys are center parted long locks, the Caesar haircut, a texturized fringe and a short cropped top haircut.

How do you cut a boy’s spiky hair?

To get a spiky kids haircut, you should do the following:

1. Separate the top from the rest of the hair and secure it with a hair clip.

2. Attach guard size #4 to the clippers and trim the hair on the sides and back, starting from the bottom and working your way up.

3. Attach the guard one size smaller and trim the hair on the back and sides, indenting a little from the top.

4. Repeat the previous step until you reach the bottom. You should create a smooth transition from shorter to longer hair that blends into the top.

5. Scissor cut the hair on the top of the head, holding the strand between the fingers and chopping the excess length.

6. Scoop a dime-sized amount of hair paste or pomade, rub between your palms and style the hair by twisting the strands between your fingers to create spikes.

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