Hair: Ammon Carver - NAHA 2017 Master Stylist of the Year Nominee 

Makeup Artist: Deney Adam

Wardrobe Stylist: Jennifer Daniel

Photographer: Richard Monsieurs

Photos Courtesy of PBA

Hairstylist: NAHA Finalist Ammon Carver for Ammon Carver Studio

Photo: Keith Bryce

Photos Courtesy PBA

Hairstylist: NAHA Finalist Ammon Carver for Ammon Carver Studio

Photo: Keith Bryce

Photos Courtesy PBA

Hairstylist: NAHA Finalist Ammon Carver for Ammon Carver Studio

Photo: Keith Bryce

Photos Courtesy PBA

A very modern cut that starts with length on top and ends with gradation in the back this look features tightly cropped sides and lots of internal layering. The fringe was left disconnected for playful versatility.

Create this edgy style by simply blow-drying with a Denman brush to coax texture and pieciness.

Leaving a little texture at the crown, smooth the rest of the hair down and piece the edge with your fingers.

Studio C Salon - Irvine, CA

Hair: Stephen Mendelson

Makeup: Irma Tumilty

The underside of this haircut is cut very close to the scalp for an almost shaved feel. The top is a disconnected horseshoe shape, cut concave from the crown through the front with a little length left in the back like a tail.

For a soft finish, rough dry with just your fingers and then flat ironed your length for control.  Apply styling paste and direct the length on top upward for a slight Mohawk appeal.

Studio C Salon - Irvine, CA

Hair: Leonard Castro

Make up: Daniella Guerra

Mix leave-in conditioner and smoothing balm and apply onto towel-dried hair before flat wrapping your hair against your scalp in varied directions while blow-drying. Work in some styling paste on dry hair for a messy, textured look. Start at the scalp and roughed up hair with fingers to unleash some serious texture.

A Carter T. Lund Salon – Austin, TX and Temecula, CA

Hair: Charlie and Carter T. Lund

A carved out bob offers this mid-length style that sits above the shoulders shattered internal layers. An offset fringe swoops heavy over one eye, disconnects and then arches high over the other eye. This curvature reaches the edge for face framing and then blends into the layers on the side.

A rough Fauxhawk shape was cut with a razor.

Blow-dry with just your fingers to remove the moisture. Use pomade and finishing spray to help coax and hold your style into place.

Hair: Ashley Johnson

Fantastic Sams - Corona, California 

A closely cut neck and sides fades quickly into textured length on top for this fabulously coiffed men’s cut.

To wear this cut messy and undone, style with just a dab of molding paste on dry hair.

Hair: Tina Vraneza

Fantastic Sams - Corona, California