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That Thin Haired Flat Top

Who does not like being stylish with attention to detail? The top is thin hair with sides being undercut taper. The temple and high fade make this one pop quite nice.

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Wavy Top with Faded Sides

If your love of curls and flat tops have historically been in opposition then here’s a way you can pop the question and marry the two once and for all, the flattop with curls(queue dramatic music).

As its name implies, the flat top with curls is simply that, a flat top with curls. And much like my struggles to find an opportunity for cleverly placed semicolons, the chances of running into one of these in the wild are few and far between.

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Faded Sides Brushed Up Blonde

The standard-issue military look. Smart, clean, precise just like your compartment mess tray or the MRE’s in your rucksack. Next to a shaved head, the crew cut with a flat top is the most widely recognized (and saluted) military hairstyle around.

Whether you’re an officer saluting a superior or a fresh GI cleaning out the latrine, you won’t look out of place with this look. We salute you for your service and sacrifice.

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Designer Neckline with Dense Top

Designer necklines, shaving different designs into a fade, and artistically placed hard edges all serve to add character and uniqueness to your look.

They make you look more confident and approachable. If done correctly, these can also greatly enhance your hairstyle, adding artistic flair.

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Soft Edges on a Flat Top

Softer edges subconsciously convey more of a feeling of warmth and security. While hard edges instinctively give us a more elevated sense of alertness; they give us a greater feeling of danger. You can use these two traits to tailor your style to the kind of message you want to portray.