Haircuts

Professional hairstylists Justine Marjan, Andrew Fitzsimons, and Erickson Arrunategui offer their best tips for learning how to cut your hair at home. According to them, you'll need a pair of very sharp scissors and a few specific cutting techniques.

We talked to a professional barber to outline everything you need to know about cutting your own hair or someone else's hair at home.

Desperate for a trim? Here are 7 tips you need to know to cut your own hair at home, according to an editor who's cut his own hair for the last decade.

When you can't get to the salon, cut your own hair at home. These hair pros and YouTubers share simple tricks for cutting bangs, layers, short bobs, and more.

You’re scared. You’re bored. And with each passing day, you’re increasingly shaggy. Should you trim your hair at home? Not getting a haircut before the coronavirus pandemic hit has been on a lot of people’s minds:

If recent events have shown us anything, it's that people are relying more and more on their family and partners to cut their hair. But for most of us, our experience in the haircutting department is fairly limited.

Everything you need to know about using clippers, razors, and shears at home to cut short hair.

Save your family from going viral from a disastrous quarantine haircut post with expert haircutting at home how-tos from the renowned Frédéric Fekkai. Before taking on the job an of at-home stylist, we suggest you stop and take a minute to check out his video tutorial.