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The line up is most often used in short men’s haircuts,
A line up can also set the stage for longer haircuts. It adds a clean edge to anything from messy spikes to long dreadlocks.
Here a few ways to wear the line up for short, medium, and long hair. Similar to the fade, a line up can be added to almost any men’s hairstyle.
Short Haircuts + Line Up

A line up at the hairline makes a buzz cut much more interesting. Add a fade at the neckline for the most style you can back into an
The defined edge highlights contrasting texture in a waves haircut or wavy hair. Add a low fade, or don’t.
Medium Length Line Up Haircuts

A line up can also provide a defined frame for longer men’s hairstyles as well as adding a modern finish. Edge up a pompadour, spiky hair, or even an afro.
Just a note about the drawback of this haircut. The straight line will start to get fuzzy and change shape as hair grows back in. This can make new growth even more noticeable than it would be with a natural hairline.
It’s not a big deal though. Keep it fresh with regular barber visit or if you dare, save some money by maintaining it yourself with clippers.