Crew Cut

• The crew cut is a short style that leaves varying degrees of length on the front hairline according to the customer's preference. The hair is tapered on the sides and in the back. This cut works well with Caucasian as well as Black hair textures.
  
  

Flat Top

• As the name indicates, this style cuts the hair in a way that makes the hair on the top of the head stand up and appear to have a flat surface across the top. On the sides the hair is usually tapered very short. Styling products like gel or hair wax can be used to make the hair on top stand up in a more straight manner.
  
  

Business Man

• This is a conservative haircut considered appropriate to most settings. The business man cut removes length without going too short. The sides and back of the head are tapered, leaving enough length on top to part the hair or comb it backward.
  
  

Buzz Cut

• The buzz is an efficient haircut. The hair is shaved down to an short length all the way around. It comes just short of completely shaving the head. The buzz cut is extremely low maintenance and is sometimes used by men who are losing their hair to camouflage hair loss.
  
  

Layered Cut

• Medium-long to long lengths of hair can be cut into layers. Layers are made at differing lengths throughout the haircut. Several kinds of layering can be done. They can be choppy, asymmetrical or random and messy. Layered looks give hair movement and a style that generally falls back into place without any effort.
  
  

Caesar Cut

• Taking its name from Julius Caesar's famous look, this cut layers the hair at the top of the head and combs the front section forward into short bangs. Tapering is applied to the sides and the back.