This cut keeps about two inches of length on top, with the sides and back slightly shorter. “I usually cut this style with my fingers instead of clippers to keep the shape soft and use texturizing shears or a razor to break up any thick or clunky areas,” says Schwalje. There’s room to play with the length, so don’t be afraid to experiment. For styling, a matte pomade works best. “Rub a dime-sized amount into your palms to warm it up, then scrunch and pinch it into dry hair to…
How to Style Short Hair, According to a Veteran Hairstylist
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