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Induction Cut

This is the shortest buzz cut, using the clippers with no guard attached (this is sometimes known as the #0 setting). It’s the closest you’ll get to bald without actually shaving all of your hair off. The induction cut is the most extreme buzz cut variation possible, so make sure you really want it.

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Drake Style Uniform Buzz Cut

Buzz Cut is an art if done right it quickly skips the routine look and instantly gives a classy and elegant appearance with a trendy flavor to it. There is no obvious side part whereas the sides are taper mid faded which helps the beard stand on its own and balance the face with its volume towards the chin.

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Burr Cut

This is a slightly less extreme version of the induction cut. Generally, a burr cut refers to a buzz cut that is cut with a #1, #2, or #3 guard on the clippers.

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The Burr with Sideburns

This is almost the same as the burr, with the addition of sideburns. Grow them out, then have them cut to the same length as your hair. Facial hair of most lengths will compliment this look well.

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Buzz with Clean Lines

This longer cut has a slight fade on the sides and bold front. While buzz cuts are often thought of as low-maintenance hairstyles, this angular version is edgy and trendsetting.

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The Classic Buzz with Faded Sides

This buzz cut hits different with its thin texture and clean taper fade on the side. The line ups are carved with an edge giving it a very detailed look. The overall volume on top is slightly higher than sides makes it dense in the top, this balances with the beard.

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David Beckham’s Burr Cut

Can Beckham not look good in any possible way? It feels impossible, in all the fame of his styles this one shines bright with the dye and equal volume all over the head. Plus his classic beard never goes out of style, does it?