A blunt forward crop with a strong front edge, usually balanced by a taper or fade on the sides.
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Use Edgar Haircut as the starting reference.
Keep the sides clean with a taper or fade that supports the crop shape.
Cut the front into a clear Edgar edge without making it too short.
Please adjust the finish after checking my current length, density, and growth pattern.
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A blunt fringe Edgar shape with a low taper on the sides, best when the top has enough density to hold the front edge.
Illustrative only. Not a prediction or barber-reviewed reference.
An Edgar crop with a cleaner taper around the sideburns and neckline, keeping the bold front while reducing side bulk.
Illustrative only. Not a prediction or barber-reviewed reference.
A softer Edgar variation with more airy volume on top and a less severe front edge.
Illustrative only. Not a prediction or barber-reviewed reference.
A low temple and neckline taper that keeps the sides clean while leaving enough curl height on top to show natural shape.
Illustrative only. Not a prediction or barber-reviewed reference.