12: Disconnected Undercut with Long Layers
Embrace dramatic contrast with a fully disconnected undercut featuring no graduation between the shaved section and your long layered hair.
This technical cut creates maximum impact.
The sharp line between long and shaved sections creates architectural interest.
Style straight for stark contrast or with waves for a softer transition between sections.
This bold look showcases your confidence while offering surprising versatility through different styling techniques.
13: Wind Swept Undercut Illusion
Create the appearance of wind-swept hair with an undercut that’s higher on one side, gradually tapering down across the nape.
This dynamic design mimics natural movement.
The asymmetrical undercut creates the illusion that wind is blowing your hair to one side.
Style your long hair with a deep side part that follows the direction of your undercut.
This creative approach adds movement to your hairstyle even when you’re standing still.
14: Curved Undercut with Long Curls
Soften your undercut with curved lines that follow your head’s natural shape while keeping your length curly for maximum texture contrast.
This combination balances precision with organic shape.
Ask your stylist to create flowing, curved lines rather than harsh straight edges on your undercut.
Style your long hair in well-defined curls that create a dramatic texture contrast against the smooth undercut.
The curved design grows out more gracefully than geometric patterns, requiring less frequent maintenance.
15: Braided Undercut Transition
Create fascinating texture by incorporating micro-braids along the border between your undercut and long hair. This transition technique adds intricate detail.
Ask your stylist to create tiny braids along the disconnection line between sections.
The braids create a beautiful transition that softens the harsh line between long and shaved areas.
This detail-oriented approach elevates your undercut with personalized artistic elements.
16: Cascading Waterfall with Hidden Undercut
Maintain a classic appearance with cascading long layers that completely conceal a hidden undercut beneath.
This approach offers edge without sacrificing traditional beauty.
Place the undercut strategically so it remains invisible when your hair is styled down.
The reduced bulk creates better movement in your long layers while remaining your secret.
Style with loose waves for maximum movement that showcases your layered length.
17: Double Undercut with Long Center
Create a mohawk-inspired look with dual undercuts on both sides, leaving a strip of long hair running from the forehead to the nape. This bold style offers a dramatic contrast.
Keep a 2-3 inch wide section of long hair running along the center of your head.
