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If you’re looking for the latest in short hairstyles in 2022, then you’re going to love the cool new haircut styles below.
Many of the more popular haircuts continue to be short undercut and fade cuts on the sides with medium to long hair on top.
While short hairstyle continues to have that clean fresh look, the right style for you will depend on your hair length and type.
To inspire you with ideas, we’ve compiled a list of the most fashionable short haircuts. From classic cuts to modern styles, these are the most popular short haircuts to get right now.
Textured Crop
The crop has been gaining momentum in most Toronto barbershops…
The shorter hair on top is then Textured Crop.
Combined with a fade on the sides, and styled with a matte pomade or wax.
To get the French crop haircut, the faded sides are naturally trimmed with a hair clipper while the cropped top is cut with scissors.
To style your cropped hair, we recommend keeping your hairstyle flat for a look similar to a crew cut but with a small fringe.
The Quiff
The Quiff remains a fashionable, sleek hairstyle choice for any style-savvy person.
With extra length on the top and short faded sides, the main challenges of the modern Quiff haircut come from the intensive styling requirements.
Although the final look of this trendy medium-length style is worth the effort, a lot of people simply don’t have the time or energy to style their hair every morning.
Pompadour
The sleeker version of the quiff, continued to be a popular fashion decision.
The Pompadour haircut has short sides and long hair on top being the two main features of the style and is frequently combined with an undercut to give an edgier look without disrupting the lines of this vintage style.
Mohawk and Faux Hawk
The rebellious hairstyles that originates from punk rockers. Although an updated version it has become popular as a low-maintenance but trendy look.
The modern mohawk and faux hawk fade involve more gradual transitions between the long hair on top and shaved or faded sides, but still includes the distinctive strip of longer hair running down the middle of the head.
For a more conservative haircut that can be worn everywhere and every day, we recommend you get the fohawk.
Comb Over
Flattering for just about every face shape and hair type. Whether you want a classic or modern look, the comb over haircut remains a cool option.
Versatile yet easy to get and style, the comb over fade practically styles itself along the part in your hair.
You have many options to wear this look. From a low fade to an undercut on the sides to a short or medium length cut with a hard part on top, this parted style offers something for everyone..
Ivy League Haircut
Vintage and traditional, the Ivy League haircut is another go-to style that any person can pull off without complicated instructions or an army of styling products.
The distinctive features of this cut include short hair parted to the side with faded sides.
For a more conservative finish, choose a low taper fade; otherwise, a high skin fade can offer tons of contrast.
For a classic short haircut that is bound to impress in professional business settings or social events, the Ivy League is a good choice.
Taper Haircut
This cut is one of the most popular of the year. Because its unique flexible and is very fashionable, Your sides are not buzzed with clippers, like a fade, but instead scissor cut for a longer look.
While the cut still gets shorter towards the bottom, a taper haircut doesn’t deliver the same look as the fade.
This cut is for some who prefer a little longer styles.
Crew Cut
Known for the military “short back and sides” look it creates, the crew cut is a stylish yet enduring hairstyle for the modern person.
While the standard crew cut may not be flattering for all face shapes, asking your barber to add small variations to the cut can make the look better-suited for your face.
Angular Fringe
Over summer, the angular fringe haircut rose in prominence and this hairstyle will continue to increase in popularity.
By choosing a shaped messy or straight fringe, a person get longer hair that is styled naturally at an angle.
The top can then be paired with an undercut or high fade and line up.
This look is also a great way to show off highlights.
Slicked Back Hair
The slick back is a classic, iconic hairstyle that looks good on most of us.
If you’re searching for a high contrast way to wear your thick hair, slicked back styles work well in all circumstances.
The best part is that slicking your hair back is the easiest look to pull off.
All you need to achieve this look is at least 3 inches of hair on top, an undercut or fade on the sides, some high shine pomade, and a comb.
Simply comb your pomade through your hair for a sleek, professional look.
Dyed Hair
If you’re really looking for a change consider bleached hair a realistic option and the perfect way to express the new you.
It can be the best way to get a fresh start and add something extra.
Platinum blonde, white, and grey hair can be super stylish with the right hairstyle and look.
Whatever your natural hair color or texture, choosing a new color for you will create a whole different look.
Wavy Hairstyles
If you got wavy hair you’ll know that you need a special cut to work with your uncontrollable, hard-to-manage locks.
But instead of fighting your hair’s natural waves, we recommend you embrace them.
The coolest wavy hairstyles are the ones that embrace your natural texture. Wavy hair provides some flair you can’t get with other types.
But just to make your life a little simpler, we recommend cutting your hair very short on the sides.
Curly Hairstyles
As with wavy hair, people with curly hair have a naturally fashionable texture as well.
Choosing a style that leaves enough length on the top of your head to let your hair expand naturally will give you a trendy, urban look that includes a lot of versatility.
Imagine a curly fringe or crop, or short tight curls with faded sides. If you’re worried about your hair being frizzy in a longer style, some top-rated hair wax or pomade will help control and tame any flyaway hairs for a sleek finish.
Spiky Hair
Spiky hairstyles may remind you of the ’90s, but modern spiky hair is completely different and provides a cool way to style short hair. By adding texture with a small amount of hair product to seeing your scalp, you can pull off this edgy haircut for young guys.
As you can see from the example above, a fresh low skin fade and line up go a long way towards shaping the spikes on top. And as trends move more to messy looks, spiky haircuts will continue to be one of our favourites.
Hard Part Comb Over with High Skin Fade
The fade haircut is one of the most popular styles for people who want a short cut on the sides and back.
With a high skin fade on the sides and a comb over hairstyle on top, this stylish look has been a very popular haircut for years.
The hard part emphasises the cut and you can style the cut with matte pomade for a textured finish.
Buzz Cut Fade
A buzz cut fade continues to be a barbershop favourite because it is easy to get and simple to style.
With a taper fade haircut on the sides and a neat, shiny finish on top, it’s a great look with all hair types.
Pompadour Fade
The pompadour has been one of the most popular hairstyles for many years now.
While the classic pomp is shiny and sculpted, the modern pompadour offers much more versatility.
With shaved sides, a thick part, and a stubble beard, we highly recommend you ask your barber for this cut.
However, just know it works best with thicker hair.
Thick Curly Hair Taper Fade
This haircut features a clean bald fade on the sides and back with thick curly hair on top.
The curly hair fade is one of the best styles these days because it takes advantage of the unique texture curls have to offer.
Side Part Fade
This beautiful side part hairstyle does the classic look justice.
This cut comes with a conservative mid fade on the sides and textured hair brushed all to one side.
To get a good side part, you’ll want to use a low shine or matte hair product.
Burst Fade Fohawk
This is a super cool version of the faux hawk.
While the fohawk fade is a stylish, edgy haircut, adding in a burst fade is one way to make it unique and special.
Use a strong pomade or hair wax to keep the hair spiky and styled all day.
Comb Over Taper Fade
This trendy comb over fade is paired with a clean hard part and thick stubble.
The low taper fade on the sides and back make it perfect as both a business professional haircut and a casual style.
