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Unified Back with Tri-Layered Taper

If you want it simple, clean, and classic, go for a hairstyle like this. A thick, textured top, a gradual taper at the sides and back — this cut is no-frills yet so stylish!

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Fading Taper with Sharp Edges

The taper exists on a two dimensional plane, so it can be smooth on one axis and sharp on the other. That’s the case here, where the taper runs off smoothly towards the back of the neck, but is trimmed sharp against the ears.

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Hard Parted Layered Neckline

Do you have thick hair but messy styling is not your thing? A layered neckline as well as a hard part like this will give it a clean look. Remember to keep the top sleek and perfectly combed.

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Sharp Tapered Neckline

With any hairstyle, you can achieve a really clean look by tapering off the edges nice and sharp. Here, the sharp taper creates a well-groomed and masculine look fit for any man!

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Blowy Quiff with Gradual Tapered Neckline

The tapered neckline is a great tool for smoothing out the edges of a haircut, but it’s one of the only options for connecting up with facial hair on the lower half of your face. Easy and effective!

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Drop Fade with Pushed Back

When you want it neat and breezy, opt for a drop fade with a brushed-back top. You can never go wrong with this classic and fuss-free look.

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Spiky Hair with Asymmetric Taper

One of the easiest ways to add flare to an existing style is to make it asymmetric. Here, a harsh tapered neckline on the right side contrasts the softer tapered neckline on the left side, adding texture to this unique, spiky hairstyle.