VINTAGE CUTS

The "Ivy" or Ivy League, Princeton- Short haircut usually with 3.5 blade tapered in the back to a short Butch/Brush Cut on the topping.

The Executive-regular to long tapered haircut with a wave in front when hair is dressed with pomade, grease or gel pulled back away from the face

Pompadour- 1950's Rocker/Greaser cut with or without DA back. Can be cut tall and flat when roached up on steroids. sometimes mistaken for a flattop on Styled with a pomade, grease or gel.

Detroit-Long sides with flattop styled with a pomade, grease or gel.

Flat Top-Buzzed sides with flattop styled with hair wax/palmade.

FlatTop Boogie-Flat top Long on sides DA Back see Detroit.

Crew Cut the "Heiney" or Astronaut-One length buzz Brushed up/roached in front with shape up off neck & sides.

Old Fashioned Taper-Short to longer usually layered on top.


MODERN CUTS

Dome- Shave to skin a extreme look that can be provocaitve, hip and sheik

Mushroom Cut-One length buzzed underneath, length on top varies.
(Surfer/Skater)

Rats Nest-The messy look retro euro punk style.

Layered Cut-Whole haircut done with scissor only.

Regular Cut
-Round or square back.

The Mullet
-80's Jock Rocker cut.

Caesar/Flip-Your ancient Roman haircut brought back to new school.

Skin Fade(& All types of Fades)Shorter to longer almost like a crew cut but it gradually
fades longer to top instead of one length.Was used as as an ethnic term specific to Afro American Hair,now moreless adopted by as general rule a misused term by the general public and folks in general in the hair trade.

As a famous Master Barber once told me
" A fade is a taper. But not all tapers are fades!"
-Susan Waddingham-
Master Barber
Administrator; Humboldt Bay Barber College