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Learn the terminology used in barbering and grooming. Hover over terms in our blog posts to see quick definitions.
A haircut style where the hair gradually transitions from short to longer, creating a seamless blend. Popular styles include low fade, mid fade, and high fade.
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A gradual reduction in hair length from top to bottom, similar to a fade but typically less dramatic. The hair tapers down naturally.
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A haircut where the sides and back are cut very short or shaved, while the top is left significantly longer, creating a sharp contrast.
The process of creating clean, sharp edges around the hairline, sideburns, and neckline using clippers or a straight razor.
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A very short haircut achieved using electric clippers with a guard, typically uniform length all over the head.
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A classic hairstyle where the hair is swept upward and back from the face, creating volume at the front and sides.
A hairstyle similar to a pompadour but with more texture and a less formal appearance, typically with the front hair swept up and back.
The process of shaping, cleaning up, and maintaining the length of facial hair to achieve a desired style.
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The defined edge or boundary of the beard, typically along the cheeks and neck, creating a clean, sharp appearance.
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A style of facial hair that includes hair on the chin and sometimes a mustache, but not on the cheeks.
Short, coarse facial hair that is typically 1-3mm in length, giving a rugged, unshaven appearance.
A traditional shaving service where warm, moist towels are applied to the face to soften the beard, followed by a straight razor shave for a smooth finish.
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The process of washing and conditioning hair, typically done before a haircut to ensure clean, manageable hair.
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The application of products and techniques to shape and style hair after cutting, including blow-drying, texturizing, and product application.
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Specialized services like deep conditioning, hair masks, or scalp treatments to improve hair health and appearance.
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A cutting technique where scissors are used over a comb to create texture and blend the hair, commonly used for fades and tapers.
A technique using clippers over a comb to blend and fade hair, creating smooth transitions between different lengths.
A cutting technique that adds movement and reduces bulk by cutting into the hair at different angles, creating a more natural, layered look.
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A hair styling product that provides hold and shine, available in water-based (easier to wash out) or oil-based (stronger hold) formulas.
A hair styling product with strong hold and matte finish, ideal for textured, messy styles and shorter hair.
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A conditioning product applied to facial hair to moisturize, soften, and add shine while preventing itchiness and dandruff.
A styling and conditioning product for beards that provides light hold, moisturizes, and helps shape facial hair.
A professional who specializes in cutting, styling, and grooming men's hair and facial hair.
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A business establishment where hair cutting, styling, and grooming services are provided.
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A scheduled time slot reserved for a specific service at a barber or salon.
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