Here’s another modern men’s haircut that takes from traditional forms and brings them to the present. The perimeter follows tradition by offering a definitive sideburn and elongated nape, while the weight line of the
cut angles gently from the forehead all the way down to behind the ears in a classic “bowl” pattern almost. The usual bulkiness of the bowl cut is mitigated by gentle layering and the deep texturing of the hair to
create tendrils in the finished ends. A blow-dry styling with sculpting gel or paste to a mostly-dry state is a great start to this style and is probably finished using a pomade or perhaps a dab of smoothing serum to
finger through the hair and make a mussed arrangement.