Buzz cut Almost exclusively a male style.

Faded side buzz hairstyle for women. The side and back is faded up to the natural hairline. A little shorter on the sides and a little longer on top or vice versa. It adds some volume and texture to your crown.

Other hairstyles of the early to mid-1970s included the wavy gypsy cut the layered shag and the flicked style popularly referred to as wings in which the hair was flicked into resembling small wings at the temples. Its a timeless style and adding a hard part to one side of the head would make the cut even more contoured. Starting at the top of the alphabet there is.

The military buzz cut is a tapered buzz that is just slightly longer on top than on the sides. Throughout much of the decade women and teenage girls wore their hair long with a centre or side parting which was a style carried over from the late 1960s. This deep line part medium hairstyle for men is a pompadour.

The medium faded sides also highlight the longer hair on top. The middle area hair is about 5 to 6 inches in length and these hairs are slicked back using hair products. Pixie cut Female style.

Some women like singer Sinead OConnor wear buzz-cuts or crew cuts. Spiky With Side Part. A slightly longer variation is the crew-cut.

This side buzz cut girl added some triangles to her design and we think its super fine. Now you see it now you dont. Slicked Back Undercut with Beard This never-out-of-fashion slicked back undercut is a breeze to style and looks best with a full beard.