6: Layered Long Hair with Temple Undercut
Frame your face with dual temple undercuts while your long, layered hair creates movement throughout.
This combination adds edge around your face without sacrificing length.
Keep the undercuts high enough to be visible through your hairline when desired.
Wear your hair tucked behind your ears to showcase the undercuts, or down to conceal them completely.
The face-framing undercuts draw attention to your cheekbones while creating a striking profile view.
7: Undercut with Long Bangs
Balance bold and soft elements with a nape or side undercut paired with long, sweeping bangs. This combination creates a fascinating textural contrast.
Keep your bangs long enough to blend with the rest of your hair when desired.
Style bangs sweep dramatically across your forehead for maximum impact.
This versatile option gives you multiple styling choices, from completely concealing your undercut to strategically revealing it.
8: Lotus Flower Undercut Design
Transform your undercut into art with a detailed lotus flower design that remains hidden until you choose to showcase it.
This feminine design softens the edginess of a typical undercut.
Choose a nape placement for easy concealment when needed.
Work with a skilled stylist who specializes in detailed undercut designs.
Wear your hair in a high bun or braided updo to reveal this intricate, personalized detail on special occasions.
9: Long Pixie Undercut
Create a fascinating contrast with a pixie-inspired cut on one side transitioning into long flowing hair on the other. This dramatic asymmetry offers the best of both worlds.
Keep one side completely shaved in a pixie style while maintaining significant length on the opposite side.
Part your hair to showcase the contrast or sweep it all to the long side to conceal the undercut when needed.
This style grows out interestingly as the short side begins to catch up with the longer side.
10: Colorful Undercut with Natural Long Hair
Add personality with a brightly colored undercut section contrasting against your natural long hair color. This combination creates a striking color dimension.
Choose vibrant colors that complement your natural shade and skin tone.
The undercut placement allows you to experiment with bold colors without committing your entire head.
Touch up the color every 3-4 weeks to maintain vibrancy in your undercut section.
11: Long Braided Top with Undercut Sides
Create a modern Viking-inspired look with long braided sections on top contrasted against undercut sides. This powerful style combines strength with intricacy.
Keep significant length on top that can be braided in various patterns.
Undercut both sides for balanced symmetry that showcases the braided sections.
This versatile style works well for both casual settings and formal occasions depending on how you braid the top section.
