A high-contrast cut with long top hair disconnected sharply from short buzzed sides.
Biometric breakdown of how this haircut alters facial proportions and balance.
The sharp disconnect highlights strong cheekbones and an angular jawline.
Carries the bold high-contrast disconnect cleanly.
Longer top hair can be swept to the side to balance cheekbone width.
Buzzed sides reduce lateral width; keep top styled high.
The undercut is characterized by a stark, disconnected contrast: hair on top is kept medium to long (3–6 inches) while the sides and back are clipped to a uniform short length with no fade blending at the partition.
Exact technical instructions so you get the haircut you actually want.
One-Sentence Barber Script
“Ask for a disconnected undercut with length on top and sides buzzed to a #1 or #2 with no taper blend.”
3 to 5 inches, scissor cut.
Clipped uniformly short all the way up to the natural top parting.
Long enough to slick back to the crown.
Straight hair gives the classic Peaky Blinders look; wavy hair adds modern texture.
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Common questions on styling, hair types, and barber consultations.
Yes, modern undercuts look great with textured, tousled hair or side-swept fringe rather than strict slick backs.
A bold, high-contrast fade that starts near the crown of the head, leaving sides ultra-clean.
Classic & FormalAn iconic high-volume hairstyle where hair is swept upwards and backwards from the forehead.
Classic & FormalA suave, timeless hairstyle where medium-length hair is combed cleanly straight back from the hairline.
