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How To Get The Buzzed Haircut?

To call a haircut the buzz cut, the hair all around the head should be of the same length. Surprisingly, there is a whole family of haircuts for men that the buzzcut refers to. They differ in length and shape. So, to get the desired hairstyle, you need to know its exact name and what clipper setting you’ll need for it. Note, however, that sometimes barbers have their own names for some variations of the cut, which is why it’s so important to know the clipper setting.

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How To Style Buzz Cuts Hair

One of the biggest advantages of a buzz cut is that it does not require any specific styling. After showering, you can simply towel dry your hair roughly and that’s it! However, for an extra shiny and healthy look of your hair, you can apply a blob of coconut oil or hair pomade. This will also moisturize your scalp as well as give your hair a nice smell.

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The Best Buzzed Cut Types

People who aren’t into masculine haircuts don’t have a clue how versatile buzz cut hairstyles are. Although the haircut looks quite simple, you have multiple styling options. And almost every option implies different lengths of the buzz cut. Thus, you can choose the cut for any occasion, formal or casual.

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The Induction Cut

If you’re looking for the boldest of all the buzz cuts, this variation of the military haircut is just what you need. Use the clippers without a guard so that you could get the closest relative of the shaved haircut. Remember that this is also the shortest of the buzz cut lengths. That’s why before requesting the induction cut from your barber, it’s better to think twice or ask for his/her advice.

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The Burr Cut

Another short haircut, which is a bit lengthier than the induction though, is the burr cut. You can use different clipper lengths, from #1 to #3. With the guard size #2 haircut will give you a unique opportunity to cover any scars or other flaws that you have, provided you have thick hair, of course.