How To Cut Sideburns

Man showing his sideburns

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Many men have a hard time getting the perfect sideburn. They either have them too long, or they are not even. If you are one of those men, don’t worry, we are here to help.

In this blog post, we will give you some tips on how to cut sideburns. With these tips, you will surely get the perfect sideburn every time.

Decide on the Length

Man having sideburns cut

Sideburns can be a tricky business. Do you go for the classic mutton chops, or keep it clean and simple with well-groomed sideburns?

Whatever your style, the first step to getting the perfect sideburns is deciding on the length. This can be difficult, as sideburns can drastically change your appearance.

If you’re unsure how short to go, start with a slight trim and work your way up. Once you’ve decided on the length, the next step is to choose the right tools for the job.

Use a pair of electric beard trimmers for a clean and precise cut. Begin by combing your sideburns toward hair growth, then slowly move the trimmer along the hairline.

Remember to take your time and avoid trimming too much at once – you can always go back and trim more later if necessary.

Trim the Hair

Man trimming beard connected to the sideburns

Once you’ve decided on the length of your sideburns, it’s time to trim the hairline. Use a pair of electric beard trimmers for a clean and sharp look.

Trimming the hair is the most important aspect of cutting sideburns and ensuring that the hair is trimmed evenly.

This can be achieved by using a comb to determine the desired length, then trimming the hair with scissors or an electric razor.

It is also important to avoid trimming the hair too short, as this can create a sharp line that is difficult to blend into the rest of the haircut.

When cutting sideburns, it is also important to consider the face’s shape.

For example, someone with a round face may want to trim their sideburns shorter, while someone with a more angular face may want to leave them slightly longer.

Shape the Sideburns

Barber shaping man's sideburns

Sideburns can also enhance any man’s look by adding definition to the face. However, not all sideburn styles are created equal.

The key to choosing the right style is to consider your face shape. For example, if you have a round face, you’ll want to avoid sideburns that are too wide or too long.

Instead, opt for a shorter, more closely cropped style. If you have an angular face, on the other hand, you can afford to be a bit more adventurous with your sideburns.

More extended and broader styles will help to balance out your features. You will need to use a razor or an electric trimmer to shape your sideburns.

Start by shaving or trimming the hair along the bottom edge of the sideburns so that they are even with the rest of your hairline.

Then, use slow, steady strokes to shape the sideburns into your desired shape. Remember to take your time and avoid shaving too much hair at once, as this can result in an uneven trim.

Keeping your sideburns well-groomed and free of stray hairs is important regardless of your face shape.

Finish Up

man finishing up his sideburns

Once you have trimmed and shaped your sideburns, it is time to finish up.

Use a comb to tidy up stray hairs, then apply a small amount of hair gel or pomade to keep the sideburns in place.

You may also want to use a razor to create a clean line along the edge of the sideburns. Finally, use a trimmer to create a clean, sharp edge along the bottom of the sideburns.

With these tips, you should achieve the perfect sideburns for your style.

FAQ:

What length should I cut my sideburns?

There is no definitive answer when it comes to sideburn length.

It is ultimately a matter of personal preference. However, a few things to remember when deciding how short or long to go.

First, consider the shape of your face. If you have a round face, shorter sideburns can help give the illusion of a more angular jawline.

On the other hand, if you have a narrow face, longer sideburns can help add width and balance. Second, think about your hair texture.

Short-sideburns will be easier to style and maintain if you have fine, straight hair. Longer sideburns can help tame frizz and add definition if you have thick, curly hair.

The best way to find the perfect sideburn length is to experiment until you find a look that you feel comfortable with.

Are sideburns attractive?

When it comes to facial hair, there are many different options to choose from. Mustaches, beards, goatees, and sideburns are all popular choices.

Many people believe that a well-groomed beard is a way to go, but others argue that sideburns are the true sign of a handsome man.

According to a recent study, sideburns are more attractive than full beards.

The study found that women rated men with sideburns as more masculine, stylish, and attractive than those with beards.

It also found that sideburns are more effective at framing the face and drawing eye attention.

Are you supposed to trim your sideburns?

Trimming your sideburns is an important part of keeping them looking their best.

Sideburns can become unruly and overgrown if they are not trimmed regularly. When trimming sideburns, it is important to use sharp scissors or an electric trimmer.

Be careful not to overdo it – you don’t want your sideburns to look too stark or artificial.

Can you permanently get rid of sideburns?

Yes – but it’s not going to be easy. The best way to remove sideburns is through laser hair removal and electrolysis.

Laser hair removal uses concentrated beams of light to target the hair follicles, while electrolysis involves using electrical currents to destroy the follicles.

Both treatments are effective, but they can be expensive and time-consuming. It’s important to note that sideburns may return after treatment is completed.

However, with regular maintenance, it is possible to keep sideburns under control and prevent them from returning.

 

Next: How To Shave Everyday Without Irritation

 

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