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How to Cut a Faux Hawk

By Matthew Lynch
October 9, 2023
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The faux hawk is a stylish and edgy hairstyle that’s perfect for those who want a bold and eye-catching look. With its sleek, tapered sides, and spiky central strip, the faux hawk is perfect for making a statement without committing to a full-on Mohawk. If you’re interested in this modern classic haircut, here’s a step-by-step guide on how to cut a faux hawk at home!

1. Gather your tools: To successfully cut a faux hawk, make sure you have all the essential tools and equipment ready. You’ll need good-quality hair clippers with multiple guard sizes, sharp hair scissors, a comb, hair clips and ties (for sectioning), and a mirror.

2. Wash and dry your hair: The initial step is to ensure your hair is clean and free of any styling products. This will provide a smooth foundation for the cut. Dry your hair thoroughly as it’s important that it isn’t damp when cutting.

3. Section your hair: Start by creating sections in your hair to make the cutting process easier. Separate the middle part of your head (where the ‘hawk’ will be) from the rest using the comb. Secure each section with a clip or tie.

4. Choose your clipper guard size: Select an appropriate guard size depending on how short you want the sides of the faux hawk to be – remember, shorter guards equal a shorter cut! A popular choice is generally #2 or #3.

5. Begin shaving the sides: Start shaving upwards from one sideburn, following the curve of your head until you reach the top section of hair that has been secured out of the way. Repeat this process on both sides, making sure that they match.

6. Taper down at the nape of your neck: To give a polished look to your hairstyle, smoothly blend from a shorter length at the nape of your neck to a slightly longer one as you move up.

7. Release the top section: Carefully remove the clips or ties from the middle section of your head, and comb it through for cutting.

8. Trim the central strip: Using your hair scissors, cut the top section of hair into a V-shape (from the forehead towards the crown) so that it gradually gets longer. This will give your faux hawk its signature spiked appearance.

9. Style your faux hawk: Apply a high-quality hair styling product like pomade, wax, or gel to the top section, making sure to evenly distribute it through your hair. Use your fingers or a comb to shape and spike your faux hawk to achieve your desired look.

10.Maintain your style: Since hair grows about 1/2 an inch (1.27cm) every month, you may need to give your faux hawk a trim every three to four weeks to keep it in perfect shape.

With some patience and practice, this step-by-step guide should help you achieve a unique and stylish faux hawk. Remember – don’t be afraid to get creative with different lengths and styling techniques to find what works best for you!

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