Edgar Cut
A sharp Edgar cut with a straight-across blunt fringe, high skin fade on the sides, and a clean, bold silhouette.
๐ Masculine๐ง Medium maintenance๐งต Suits: straight, wavy
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Pick the reference that's closest to your hair type. This is what your barber will see.
Best For
straight hairwavy hair
Barber Terms
Edgar cuttakuache cutCaesar fadestraight fringe fadecuh cut
Maintenance
medium maintenance
Category
masculine
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What to tell your barber
Use these professional terms when describing a edgar cut to your barber. Using the right vocabulary helps ensure you and your barber are on the same page.
โEdgar cutโโtakuache cutโโCaesar fadeโโstraight fringe fadeโโcuh cutโ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Edgar Cut?
A edgar cut is a masculine haircut style characterized by a sharp edgar cut with a straight-across blunt fringe, high skin fade on the sides, and a clean, bold silhouette.. It suits straight, wavy hair textures and requires medium maintenance. Use TellBarber's visual guide to see exactly how it looks on your hair type and skin tone.
How do I ask my barber for a Edgar Cut?
Use the terms: Edgar cut, takuache cut, Caesar fade. Tell your barber you want: A sharp Edgar cut with a straight-across blunt fringe, high skin fade on the sides, and a clean, bold silhouette.. Show them a visual reference from TellBarber that includes front, side, and back views matched to your hair texture and skin tone.
What face shape suits a Edgar Cut?
The edgar cut can be adapted to suit most face shapes. Oval faces naturally complement this style. For round faces, adding height or volume on top creates balance. Square and heart-shaped faces can adjust the fringe and side length for a flattering fit. Your barber can customize the cut to your specific face shape.
How do I maintain a Edgar Cut?
The edgar cut needs moderate maintenance โ regular washing, product application, and occasional styling to keep the shape defined.
What hair products work best for a Edgar Cut?
For a edgar cut, use a light-hold product like pomade, clay, or matte paste for a natural finish. A texture spray adds volume and definition. Avoid heavy gels that weigh the style down.



