The Steeltooth Comb Blog

The Crew Cut is one of the most popular haircuts to get in the United States. It's safe, mainstream, and accepted in most workplaces. When you go to your barber and say "I want it short on the sides and a little bit on the top" they will give you a crew cut. It's what you've seen people on TV with, maybe your relatives have this haircut, and it's what you know. 

The undercut is one of the most versatile modern hairstyles you can have. Growing the hair on top of the head will allow you to build volume and create a pompadour type look, or keeping it shorter will allow for the cleaner corporate look with an edge. You can keep it messy for a more casual look, or load up your hair with some oil based pomade to get the clean and slick look. The haircut will have shaved sides with long hair on the top, where hair will sort of droop over to the side creating a dramatic difference between the tops and sides.

As we climb out of a brutal winter in early 2019 you might be asking yourself how to shake things up with your hair. It can be easy to settle into a pattern and get the same haircut over and over again because it feels comfortable and is part of your identity. If you are feeling adventurous we wanted to provide some ideas on new trendy haircuts that are starting to appear.

We go down a list of the top 10 haircuts in the NFL's 2018-2019 season.

The Mullet is a haircut that has been around a long time but has a certain stigma attached to it. Let's explore how that came to be and see if the Mullet might be making a comeback.

A recent scandal has surfaced where the Environmental Protection Agency of the United States has been aware of some time that the widely used chemical known as formaldehyde contributes to causing cancer. This was made evident when employees at the Environmental Protection Agency were so worried that a fancy desk that their former boss Scott Pruitt had ordered for his office might contain high levels of a known carcinogen that they arranged to set it up in a warehouse and let it air out for a week.

Combs are one of our oldest tools, used by humans across cultures and ages for decoration, detangling, and delousing. They derive from the most fundamental human tool of all—the hand.

  This style guide will help you on your next purchase for hair styling products. There are many premium products out there that have specific purposes. Depending on hair length...