Low-maintenance haircuts for men
Cuts that need little product and few minutes in the morning. Each one says how it looks after four to six weeks.
Low maintenance means two things: little time in the morning and a cut that holds its shape between visits. These six take one to three minutes a day. The Buzz Cut needs nothing but a towel, the Bro Flow about a minute with sea-salt spray, and the French Crop, the Textured Crop, the Crew Cut and the Low Taper Fade a little matte clay or paste, or none.
They differ in how often you go back. The Bro Flow goes longest, eight to twelve weeks between trims, because nothing on it is clipped short. The Low Taper Fade, the French Crop and the Textured Crop soften after three to four weeks, the Buzz Cut after two to four, and the Crew Cut needs a trim every two to three weeks to keep its top short.