60 Best Boys Haircuts & Hairstyles for 2023

 

A great haircut can make you look and feel great, and it is never too early to find the right style. There are many boys’ haircuts that are stylish and cool, with varying maintenance levels. Some are fuss-free and create a relaxed aesthetic, while others appeal to a little gentleman and look polished and neat. Boys do not need to opt for the same standard cut that doesn’t allow them to express their personality or highlight the natural texture of their hair. Some looks can be adapted to suit any face shape, hair type, length and texture, and age. If you are looking for a stylish boy’s haircut, keep reading to become inspired.

 

1. Faux Hawk

If you are a young man who doesn’t like traditional short haircuts and wants something edgier, then a faux hawk is a great choice. Although not quite as dramatic as the conventional mohawk, the faux hawk is kept short on the sides and longer at the top, leaving hair in a strip. There is a slight distinction in length, which makes the cut more wearable and lets you play around with the texture of your hair. If you have naturally textured or curly hair, this can help enhance the proportions even more. Although there may be some reluctance to use too much product on younger men’s hair, this style often needs some styling products, like pomades, to keep it in place.

 

 

2. Shag

The shag haircut is unstructured and fuss-free. The look is defined by the choppy layers, long back and sides, and fuller crown, creating volume and movement. The great thing about this 70s favorite is that it is versatile and can be changed to suit your hair texture. It also does not require much styling time, has a youthful appearance, and is great for young boys.

 

 

3. Drop Fade with Quiff

For stylish young men, a drop fade with a quiff is the perfect look. The great thing about the pairing of these two looks is that they can look good on boys, regardless of their age, hair type, and texture. The quiff creates volume and has an old-school vibe, while the drop fade adds a modern element to the look. The drop fade drops below the ear and is more subtle and natural-looking than many other fades. The pairing is fashionable, cool, and perfect for various occasions, including more formal settings.

 

 

4. Side Swept Fringe

Fringes are a great addition to any hairstyle because they can highlight your features. That said, the side-swept fringe is undoubtedly one of the most flattering because of the way it sweeps across the face. It can be created on various hair textures and lengths, from curly to straight and long to short. You can opt for a comb over style for a more practical approach and keep the hair out of the eyes. Or embrace high fashion by letting it fall naturally. It is a great idea to pair this fringe with shorter sides, which will play up the proportions.

 

 

5. Surfer Boy Haircut

Surfer haircuts are unstructured and laid-back. The hairstyle was popular with surfers in the 50s, whose locks were sun-kissed and tousled, creating an effortlessly cool appearance. Regardless of your hair color, length, or texture, this is an attractive option for a boy who doesn’t want anything too complicated or high-maintenance. The slightly windswept appearance works best with curly or wavy hair but can also be achieved on straight hair. Play around with different options for the parting, and find the hair length that suits best.

 

 

6. Ivy League

The ivy league haircut is one of the most timeless and classic men’s hairstyles. It has been popular for decades and is still relevant today because it creates a polished and cool appearance. It is defined by the neatly tapered sides and a slightly longer top, usually at least half an inch, with the most length at the front. The cut can be adapted to suit a wide variety of styles, for example, paired with a side parting. For most boys, this hairstyle is appropriate for school but still allows them to express themselves.

 

 

7. Afro with Line Up and Temple Fade

For boys who want to rock their natural hair, an afro with a line-up and temple fade is an ultra-cool combination. The volume of the afro makes for an interesting contrast when paired with the sharpness of the line-up and the temple fade. A line-up is created by cutting a distinct line with sharp angles into your hair, which can draw attention to your eyes. a temple fade enhances the hairline and makes it even more visible. It is a look that requires some upkeep, but it is also a bold and fun way to express yourself.

 

 

8. Crew Cut

One of the most effortless styles to pull off is the crew cut. It is a timeless classic, known for being practical and offering minimal fuss. The cut is short, sharp, and exceptionally easy to maintain, requiring no grooming time or products. Boys of various hair textures can wear it, but the point is to keep it short and out of your face. This is an excellent look for sporting activities or school and can be adapted slightly.

 

 

9. Undercut with Hard Part

An undercut with a hard part is an excellent look for any boy. The combination makes for an edgy and cool style, as the undercut fade features short sides and back, with longer lengths on the top. This makes it a versatile option, which can be paired with several styles, from slicked-back hair to a quiff. The great thing about the hard part, which has a distinct shaved line along the scalp, is that it is bold and draws the eyes to the hair. It also creates a definition and a more polished appearance.

 

 

10. Scissor Cut

Many men’s hairstyles are created using a razor or clipper, but a scissor cut is more traditional. It also makes a more natural appearance and is a fantastic look for a young boy who wants to keep his hair as fuss-free and straightforward as possible. The scissor cut is cool without trying too hard and looks great when kept short on the back and sides and slightly longer on top. It works best on textured hair but can also be done on straight or curly hair.

 

 

11. Side Part with Quiff and Taper Fade

The side part is versatile and timeless and can be styled in various ways. It can suit most hair textures and lengths and can create a smart and stylish appearance. You can opt for a side part with a quiff for boys who like looks with volume and want to keep some length on the top. A quiff is brushed upwards and backward and can be done on long or short hair, depending on how dramatic you want it to be. When paired with a side part, it creates a more professional appearance but is still trendy. The taper fade haircut gives an edge and makes it appear youthful.

 

 

12. Blowout with Taper Fade

A blowout haircut with a taper fade is a dapper look for a young man. A blowout can help create volume but can be styled in several ways for a messy and unstructured appearance or sleeker. The taper fade haircut has a sleek and polished look, with hair on the back and sides gradually decreasing in length from the top of the head downwards. For a more subtle approach, opt for a low taper fade which creates less contrast.

 

 

13. Mop

The mop is a hairstyle that The Beatles member Paul McCartney popularized in the 60s. It is now enjoying a resurgence in popularity. Stars like Justin Bieber (in his younger years) have sported a mop, and it looks great when it has a disheveled or messy appearance. To try out this look, you need medium-length hair, around 3 to 5 inches covering the forehead and the ears. There is also a fringe on the forehead, which can be parted. The overall look is laidback and carefree, yet incredibly attractive.

 

 

14. Burst Fade

The burst fade is a popular addition to many hairstyles because it is incredibly versatile. It can be worn on the hair of various lengths, styles, and textures and paired with classic cuts like the Caesar cut or edgy looks like a mohawk or faux hawk. The fade is defined by its semi-circular appearance, as it tapers around the ear and the back of the head. It is left longer at the neck. It is easy to wear and modern.

 

 

15. Mohawk with Skin Fade

A mohawk is undoubtedly one of the most daring haircuts for boys. It is bold, demands attention, and is probably not school-approved, but does that matter? No. it is the perfect option for the summer holidays or if you want to express yourself. There is a reason this is a look that has been around for decades. Pairing it with a skin fade makes it even more noticeable because the hair is faded on the sides of the head down to the skin, leaving just a long strip of hair in the middle.

 

 

16. Line Up with Skin Fade

Some looks are laid-back, and then the statement makers are like a line-up with a skin fade. Skin fades and line-ups can be paired with most hairstyles and face shapes and create an edgy and cool appearance. The line-up is defined by the straight line or sharp angles shaved on the hairline, temples, or parting. The skin fade is a fade that works all the way down to the skin, hence the name. Together, it creates a distinctive appearance, are an excellent addition to any cut, and work with multiple hair textures.

 

 

17. Medium Length Textured Hair

Medium-length textured hair can be styled in many ways, or you can keep it long and loose for a carefree approach. The great thing about textured hair is that it makes even the most straightforward styles interesting, and medium-length hair is versatile and can lend itself well to many different looks. You can opt for fades or undercuts for a sharp, neat appearance and part the hair to keep it from your face. Or style with a fringe for a look that draws attention to the face and softens the features.

 

 

18. Faux Hawk with Skin Fade

The faux hawk is not as dramatic as the standard mohawk, but it still has a rebellious feel, especially when paired with a skin fade. The combination is all about contrast and makes for an edgy and cool look that keeps hair longer on the top and shorter on the sides, with hair gradually faded down to the skin. The hair is blended more than opting to shave it off but still takes some serious confidence to pull it off. Keep the hair on top short or medium length to make it easier to style.

 

 

19. Comb Back with Skin Fade

Pairing a comb back with a skin fade creates the perfect balance between a modern and classic look. The comb back has a very sophisticated and traditional appearance and can be combed back in the front or combed back at the sides and parted down the head. It can suit multiple face shapes and boys of all ages. Deciding to add a skin fade creates a slight contrast and makes the look more polished. It can be done on multiple hair textures and lengths, but keeping the hair relatively short will make the overall cut less dramatic and easier to wear, lending itself well to various settings.

 

 

20. Slick Back with Taper Fade

The slick back and taper fade is a pairing that goes well together. It creates an edgy yet sophisticated appearance and is excellent for style-conscious boys. The great thing about the slick back is that it can be done with different hair types and lengths and is surprisingly versatile. That said, deciding to wear it with a taper fade adds a modern twist to a classic hairstyle. The fade keeps the sides and back short, with length on top. The shorter the hair is on the top of the head, the less dramatic the contrast will be. For a more blended look, this is a much better option.

 

 

21. Bro Flow

The bro flow is the perfect hairstyle for boys with medium to long hair and is one of the most effortless styles to pull off. It is all about a fuss-free and relaxed aesthetic, as the cut doesn’t require much grooming and looks natural. It is achieved by brushing it back, away from the eyes, and leaving the hair to fall naturally. This is an incredibly appealing option, especially for younger boys who do not have the time or grooming knowledge for more complicated styles. The bro flow can be worn on the hair of various textures, including wavy and straight.

 

 

22. Curly Caesar

The Caesar haircut is so simple yet so versatile. The look is defined by having the same hair length around the head and a blunt fringe, but this can be changed to suit your preference. This is a highly adaptable cut; opt for more length or a choppy fringe to experiment with various hair textures. The curly Caesar is fantastic because the cut benefits from texture and tames curls. You could leave the curls longer and make them the focus of your appearance.

 

 

23. Medium Length Parted Hair

The fantastic thing about medium-length hair is its versatility, and there are countless ways to style it. For a more natural approach, choosing a part creates a stylish yet laid-back look that is easy to wear and style. Part it in the direction where the hair naturally grows and let it sweep across the face. This requires no products and only needs to be brushed, making it a perfect look for young gentlemen.

 

 

24. Choppy Caesar Cut

The Caesar haircut is a great style for men of all ages. It is a short haircut that is typically the same length all around the head and has a blunt fringe. That said, the look can be changed slightly to suit your hair type and preference, and opting for a more textured approach is a great decision, especially if your hair has a natural wave pattern. A choppy Caesar can be created in many ways, including choosing a more messy and layered section on the top or choosing a choppy fringe instead of a horizontal one.

 

 

25. Hard Part with High Fade

The hard part features a clean line shaved into the hair, and it is a smart option for boys and men who want an on-trend look. The appeal of it is that it can be paired with a wide variety of hair textures and styles but at the same time has a neat appearance. The hard part, shaved down to the scalp with a trimmer or razor, adds an edginess to the overall look and pairs well with a high fade. The high fade features shaved sides and back that will start around the temples. This helps achieve a look that is contemporary and polished.

 

 

26. Hard Part with Quiff and Skin Fade

The hard part with a quiff and skin fade is a look that is seriously stylish and cool. A hard part refers to a shaved section in the hair, which creates a clean line down to the scalp. It can be worn to the side and adapted to suit a wide range of hair textures and types and various styles. The quiff is all about volume, while the skin fade creates a more neat and polished appearance. Combining these three elements produces a timeless, manly hairstyle and has an old-school feel to it.

 

 

27. Short Textured Bangs

Short textured bangs are a great option for a simple and fuss-free look. Short hair is easy to manage and requires almost no style time, but it can still be interesting. Bangs are an excellent choice for boys because they can be cute and messy and draw attention to the face. The cut has layeres and looks more natural than other fringe options, for example, blunt bangs or an asymmetrical style.

 

 

28. Faux Hawk with Drop Fade

The faux hawk has become a trendy style for young men of all ages. It is not as dramatic as the traditional mohawk and much easier to wear, but still has an edgy vibe. There are many variations of this look, allowing you to tailor it to suit your personality, but for a fresh, modern feel, try wearing a faux hawk with a drop fade. A drop fade will create a slight contrast and maximize the proportions of the haircut without being too in-your-face. This makes it easier to wear and will lend itself well to various settings.

 

 

29. Long Wavy Hair with Middle Part

Boys don’t need short haircuts; longer hair has become a popular option because it creates a relaxed aesthetic and doesn’t need regular trips to the barber for touch-ups. Long hair looks great on all textures, but long wavy hair with a middle part is appealing because the texture makes the most basic cut interesting. At the same time, the middle part keeps the hair out of the eyes and draws attention to the face.

 

 

30. High and Tight

A boy’s fuss-free hairstyle that requires almost no style time is the high and tight. Inspired by the military, this cut is short and neat, often faded or entirely shaved at the sides, with more length on the top of the head. There are several variations of the look, but the classic approach creates a neat and masculine appearance that is perfect for various occasions and will likely be considered appropriate for school and sporting activities.

 

 

31. High Fade with Quiff

A look that will get attention is the high fade with a quiff hairstyle. You will need to brush the hair upwards and away from the forehead to achieve a quiff, which will help create volume. It can be adapted to suit many lengths and hair textures, but keeping it relatively short makes the style much more wearable. It will also seamlessly blend with the high fade rather than creating a sharp contrast. The high fade shaves along the sides and back of the head will achieve a more polished appearance and give the hair a fresh update.

 

 

32. Brush Up Hair with Skin Fade

Not one to blend in with the crowd? Well, then, a brush-up hair with skin fade is your choice. The great thing about the brush-up is that it is incredibly versatile and can be paired with a wide range of fades or an undercut, which leaves hair longer at the top and shaved close to the skin on the sides and back. This creates a polished appearance but can also play up the proportions. For example, if you have textured hair and create a messy, spiky look, it will contrast nicely with the skin fade. Contemporary and cool, this hairstyle will make a statement.

 

 

33. Long Hair with Side Part

It has become more common for boys to have long hair in modern times. It is a great way to show off the natural texture of your locks, it creates a carefree and relaxed aesthetic, and it is incredibly versatile. Opt for long hair with a side part if you want to mix it up. The fantastic thing about the parting is it can help keep the hair away from the eyes while at the same time framing the face. Plus, it will also add volume.

 

 

34. Messy Spikes

Spiky hair is a look that has been popular since the 90s, but the great thing about it is that there are so many ways to try it out. Depending on your hair length and texture, it can be changed up, and there is an option to suit every preference. The traditional approach featured noticeable spikes defined, but a messy approach is much more wearable. The way these messy spikes are styled makes them more natural-looking, and they blend into the rest of the hair. It helps if you have naturally textured and thicker hair, but if not, the right grooming products will help create the needed hold.

 

 

35. Messy Fringe

There is something incredibly appealing about messy hairstyles for boys. Many young men do not desire to spend a long time styling their hair, so this is an excellent option because it creates a choppy and unruly appearance, which is still cool. A fringe is a fantastic addition to any cut because it can frame the face, bring out your eyes and add texture. This is the perfect choice for someone who wants a low-maintenance haircut that can work with various hair lengths and types.

 

 

36. Regulation Cut

A regulation cut is clean and simple. Inspired by the army, it is a practical and easy-to-wear style defined by its neat appearance and side parting. It is a little longer than other military haircuts, with the sides and back kept short but enough length on the top to be brushed to the side with a comb. It may require some product to keep the look in place, but the overall effect is incredibly stylish and fabulous for more formal occasions.

 

 

37. Skin Fade with Buzz Cut

The buzz cut is a short haircut clipped close to the head. It creates a formal appearance and is timeless for men’s hairstyles because it is so low-maintenance and manly. That said, the buzz cut can be adapted to suit your personal preference, and those who want to give it a modern update may be tempted to pair it with a skin fade. The great thing about skin fades they work with hair of all lengths and are minimalistic and cool. The pairing of a skin fade with a buzz cut is subtle, whereas it would create a more dramatic contrast if there were more length on top.

 

 

38. Short Straight Hair with Middle Part

If you have short hair and are looking for an interesting way to wear it, consider pairing it with a middle parting. The central part is enjoying a moment in the limelight because it looks cool, but it is also practical, keeping the hair out of the face and highlighting your features. It can also complement the symmetry of your face. In addition, this is one of the simplest looks to wear and will suit boys of all ages; it requires little styling, and there are no worries about the hair getting in your eyes or causing irritations.

 

 

39. Short Back and Sides with Quiff

A lot of good things can be said about the quiff. It was a favorite in the 50s but remains relevant today because of its adaptability. It allows you to play around with proportions and determine how dramatic you want your look to be. There should be a short back and sides with the quiff, leaving length on top. This lets you sweep the front up, creating a voluminous look. Keep the hair short for a more modern and neater approach, creating less contrast. It can also be smoothed or left messy for a more laid-back appearance.

 

 

40. Caesar with Taper Fade

The Caesar cut traditionally features the same length all over, but it is versatile that can be tailored to suit your style. A popular option would be to pair it with a taper fade, which gives a classic look and a modern update. The sides are kept short, gradually shortening from the top of the head downwards. The top has more length, allowing for a textured appearance. The pairing is fresh and cool but also easy to wear.

 

 

41. Spiky Hair

Spiky hair was a favorite in the 90s. Loved for its grunge aesthetic, it has been adapted to suit various hair lengths and textures in modern times. It is also slightly less dramatic, with boys opting to create the look on shorter hair, making it much more wearable. This is also much easier to achieve because the longer the hair, the more difficult it is to style, and it requires grooming products such as pomade or strong-hold wax. You can opt for defined spikes or keep them more messy and textured; the choice is yours!

 

 

42. Textured Crop with Angular Fringe

There are many ways to wear a crop haircut, and the great thing about it is that you can adjust it to suit your hair type and personal style. A textured crop with angular fringe is a more daring approach to this cut. Instead of opting for subtle blunt bangs, this fringe will get noticed. It will draw attention to the eyes and forehead. Textured hair has different layers within it, creating more volume and dimension. Combined with a fringe cut at an angle, you have a modern hairstyle perfect for a boy who wants to have some fun with his hair.

 

 

43. Undercut with Brushed Back Hair

The undercut with brushed back hair is a masculine and dapper look for a young gentleman. The undercut contrasts the top of the hair with the sides and back; these are kept short. It has a youthful appearance and can be styled in multiple ways, making it a popular addition to any cut. It is also less maintenance than a full head of hair and, therefore, a practical option. Plus, it works with various hair textures and types. As the name would suggest, brushed-back hair requires you to brush the front of your hair backward. This creates volume.

 

 

44. Faux Hawk with Hair Design

One of the easiest ways to show your personality is with a faux hawk and hair design. This is a bold combination for a boy who likes to stand out from the crowd and has a lot of attitude and confidence. Hair design is an opportunity to have fun with your hair, allowing you to choose something daring or simple. Popular choices include geometric shapes, zig zags, lines, and more complicated options like a bird or diamond. The faux hawk is not as bold as a mohawk but still daring and cool. The proportions are highlighted even more when paired with a hair design.

 

 

45. French Crop

The French crop is a simple look with a slight fringe and is clipped at the back and sides. It has relatively the same length throughout, making the proportions balanced and creating a subtle contrast between the top of the head and the sides. This is one of the most effortless looks to wear because it doesn’t require much style time and lends itself well to various settings. It looks excellent on textured hair but can be just as cool on straight hair.

 

 

46. Low Fade with Forward Combed Hair

A low fade with forward-combed hair is cool but not too daring. It is the perfect balance between a modern take on a hairstyle that is also dapper and smart. A low fade looks good with short and medium-length hair, and it can be slicked back or combed forward for a sleek and subtle appearance. Combing the hair forward is also better and creates a more natural appearance. The important aspect here is that the hair is not too long on the top, or it could get in the eyes and have to be touched up regularly.

 

 

47. Short Natural Curls

What is not to love about naturally curly hair? The fantastic thing about this texture is that it is exciting, but it can also be adapted to suit various hairstyles and worn in different lengths. That said, keeping short natural curls is one of the easier ways to wear them because it tames the locks. Curly hair can be challenging to maintain and can get tangled easily, so this option is a wonderful alternative and reduces style time and fuss.

 

 

48. Pompadour with High Fade

Few looks can say ‘I’m a cool boy’ more than a pompadour with a high fade hairstyle. This cut takes confidence to pull off, requires grooming time and maintenance, and makes a statement. The pompadour is all about volume and features longer hair in the front, which is brushed upwards. The cut is excellent when paired with faded sides because it adds structure and neatness to the look. It also makes it appear more modern and plays up the proportion. The high fade is shaved close to the skin across the sides and back of the head, starting around the temples and graduating downwards.

 

 

49. Textured Crop

A cropped haircut is a short style that is textured. It often is paired with a blunt fringe and short sides. It is versatile and straightforward, can be worn with various hair types, and paired with other cuts to create a modern or fresh approach. For example, a fade on the sides and back will highlight the texture on top and make a neater and more edgy appearance. It works best with natural texture hair, but the right grooming products can be adapted to suit straight hair.

 

 

50. Soccer Haircut for Boys

Soccer players aren’t just known for their skills on the field and cool hairstyles. The looks of some of the world’s top players have inspired hairstyles around the globe. From longer styles requiring headbands or thin elastic bands to shorter types like the slick back, spiky hair, or Christiano Ronaldo’s razor cut with faux top. The great thing is there are many options to choose from, depending on your personality, hair texture, and length. Bring in a photo of your top player and ask your barber to create the look for you.

 

 

51. Buzz Cut with Line Up

The buzz cut is one of the most appealing hairstyles for young boys because it requires little maintenance and no styling time. The cut is clipped close to the head and can be easily adapted to suit your preference. You can style it with a hair design or a line up. The line-up is cut along the natural hairline and works well with a buzz cut because it can create sharpness and structure. In addition, the buzz cut can be created on the hair of all textures.

 

 

52. Middle Part Haircut

If you’re looking for a no-fuss hairstyle for your boy, consider a middle-part haircut. As the name suggests, the hair is cut with a parting in the middle. This can be incredibly flattering because it will frame the face and highlight the features. The middle part is low-maintenance and will not have to be retouched throughout the day. The hair can be easily tucked behind the ears. It can also be added to hair of various lengths and textures, making it an incredibly versatile option.

 

 

53. Mullet Haircut

The mullet hairstyle is expressive and fun. It has short hair on the top and the sides and a longer piece on the back. It has a bad reputation for being an unprofessional haircut, but if your son is on school vacation or wants to experiment with his hair, this can be a way to do this. You can also create a more modern finish by opting for less distinction in length between the sides and back, which will create less contrast and give your little one a more blended appearance.

 

 

54. Quiff with Bald Fade

There are many ways to personalize the hair to let your child express themselves, and one of the simplest ways to do this is with a faded hairstyle. The bald fade is masculine and has structure. The length of the hair will transition from longer on the top to shorter on the bottom and taper to expose the skin. This can also make the hair on top appear more voluminous and full, which complements a style like a quiff. The quiff has volume at the forelock and is great for showing off your hair texture.

 

 

55. Scissor Cut

The scissor cut will give your son’s hair texture. It is a classic approach to styling the hair and is done with a pair of scissors instead of a clipper or razor. The result is a natural finish that will require no grooming products and little styling. The cut will work great with all hair textures. Depending on your son’s preference, it can be adapted to various lengths.

 

 

56. Side Bangs

The right hairstyle should make your son feel great and give him confidence. You wear side bangs to the side, and it is a flattering and practical look. The bangs will balance the features and keep the hair out of the eyes. Side bangs will look incredible with multiple hairstyles. They can also be worn at various lengths, depending on how dramatic you want the finish to be. Bangs are perfect for children because they are youthful and can transform their appearance.

 

 

57. Side Parted Ivy League

The Ivy League haircut is a popular short hairstyle for boys. It gets its name because of its popularity among students at Ivy League schools and is a neat and structured cut. The hair is longer on top with tapered sides. It is a simple haircut that is fuss-free and ideal for schoolchildren because it looks neat. To make the haircut look unique, you can add a fringe. A great option will include side-parted bangs. This is a flattering option and will balance the features.

 

 

58. Wavy Quiff

Wavy hair is full of volume and texture, making even the simplest haircuts look great. The quiff is a style with height at the forelock and a short length on the back and sides. It will complement naturally thick hair and cut on all hair textures. The quiff is a timeless and classic look and is a great style for boys. It can be a relaxed finish, or style it with a side part to look neat. This cut will give you versatility with how you wear and style it.

 

 

How to Cut a Boy’s Hair With Clippers?

Hair clippers can be an excellent choice for cutting hair because they are easy to use. There will also be less pulling on the hair, and clippers can cover a large area of hair much faster. This is an excellent opinion for styles that have structure or require different lengths, for example, long hair on top with short back and sides or faded hairstyles. Clippers come with multiple attachments, making it easy to find the desired length. If you want to learn how to cut your son’s hair with clippers and learn all of the tips and tricks you need to make this a success, watch the YouTube tutorial below.

 

 

How to Cut a Boy’s Hair With Scissors?

Using scissors to cut the hair will create a more natural finish and is a great way to add texture to the hair. It is better for the hair and can result in less damage and a softer finish. If you want to learn more about cutting your son’s hair or how to do it yourself with hair clippers, this quick and easy YouTube tutorial below will give you all the answers you need.