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Tips For DIY Trendy Boy’s Haircuts

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In the last few years, more and more people have been cutting their children’s hair at home. While it might seem intimidating at first, DIY boy haircuts do not have to be complicated.

In this article, we will provide tips and tricks for simple Do-It-Yourself boys haircuts. As well we will give tips on how to pull off some of the trendiest haircuts for boys at home. If you need more assistance, look up some video tutorials on how to easily cut boys’ hair in the privacy of your own home. You’ll save your little one the anxiety of a trip to the barber and the cost of the haircut, so it’s a win-win scenario for everyone!

Tips for DIY Boys Haircuts

Getting Started

Before you begin, here are some helpful hints:

1. Wash hair before cutting.

2. Sit down and watch a YouTube or TikTok video of DIY boy’s haircuts together.

3. Make sure you have trimmers handy.

4. Use a good detangler spray. This will make things much easier for you and your child.

5. Use professional hair-cutting scissors. These are designed specifically for hair and will help to prevent split ends.

6. Put on their favorite television show or movie to distract them.

7. Reward them for sitting still when it’s over.

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How to Cut Boy’s Hair

The Basics

Use your fingers to hold their hair up to get the desired length on top. Use a comb instead of your fingers for the bottom of their hair. Don’t attempt to layer the hair until you have first cut the hair the same length all the way around their hair. Be sure to comb the desired section before cutting. As well, make sure to cut only small sections of the hair at once using only the tips of the scissors.

Layering

It is best to use trimmers or a razor blade for layering to add texture. Be sure to cut in a diagonal motion, giving a more textured and chopped effect. Bonus tip: Apply this same method when cutting fringe.

Blending

The best way to get boys’ haircuts to blend is to use hair clippers. Starting at the top, first cut the longer layers, and then, once finished, trim the shorter lengths. Bonus Tip: To achieve the best results, use a comb to trim the tips, which will help create a cleaner line between the long and short layers.

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Tips for Cutting Trendy Boys Haircuts

1. Boy’s Haircut with Asymmetrical Fringe

As almost anyone can attest, cutting bangs can be quite challenging, especially your own. However, using this trick, you should be able to achieve the perfect boys haircut with asymmetrical fringe. On the sides of the fringe, use trimmers but switch to scissors for the top. If you want to add layers to the fringe, cut the top of the hair with varying lengths.

2. Boy’s Pompadour Classic Fade Hairstyle

Brushed-back boys haircuts are becoming more mainstream. The hair should taper on the sides and then fade into the temple for a clean look. Style the top in a trendy pompadour using a strong hold styling product.

3. Boys Haircut with Low Skin Fade and Finger Styled Top

While the thought of cutting a faded boy’s haircut might look somewhat intimidating, it’s really not. Using the medium-length attachment on the trimmers, gradually trim and go shorter as you reach the bottom. Use a clean edge to create the line, and style the top as desired using your fingers.

4. Boy’s Haircut for Thin Hair with Spiky Texture

Those with fine hair will love this short, spiky boy haircut. First, buzz the sides. Next, use scissors on the top to achieve the desired length. However, add some peaks and valleys for texture and contract. To get an edgy look, use both the trimmers and the scissors on the top to add varying lengths and textures.

5. Boy’s Medium Crop Haircut with Finger Styled Layers

This cut has heavily tapered sides as opposed to a fade. This will provide a textured look. Push the longer strands back and use a styling product to create a pompadour using your fingers.

You can’t go wrong if you stick to these haircutting and styling tips for boys haircuts. Of course, it’s best to go to your local barber or hairdresser when in doubt. However, all of these styles can be easily achieved at home with the right tools!