Velvet Razor Crop
A sophisticated short haircut utilizing razor-cutting techniques to create soft, feathery layers with a modern, edgy silhouette.
Men Hairstyles
Two Block Cut
A trendy, high-contrast style widely popular in modern fashion, featuring shaved or very short sides and back ('block one') with significantly longer hair preserved on the crown and top ('block two') that hangs freely.Our advanced AI generator lets you try out the Two Block Cut look instantly. See if it is the right choice for you before making a commitment at the salon.
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About the Two Block Cut for Men
Who it suits
A high-contrast cut for straight to lightly wavy hair with decent top density. It suits oval and longer faces, and the disconnected sides can balance a rounder face by keeping width low. Best for those wanting a bold modern shape who don't mind frequent upkeep on the short sections.
How to ask for it
Ask for a disconnected two-block: clipper the back and sides short or shaved with a hard line, while leaving the crown and top long enough to hang freely over the disconnection. Request the top kept one length to drape, point-cut at the ends for softness, and the fringe left long to sweep down or part naturally.
Upkeep & styling
Re-clip the sides every two to three weeks to keep the contrast sharp; trim the top every six to eight weeks. Style the top with a light cream or leave-in and a quick blow-dry to control the drape. Minimal product keeps the look clean.
Two Block Cut — frequently asked questions
What is the difference from an undercut?
Both disconnect short sides from a long top, but the two-block keeps the top one length to hang straight down over the sides, rather than styled up or back.
How often do the sides need re-cutting?
Every two to three weeks. The short blocks grow out fastest and lose their crisp contrast quickly, so frequent clipper touch-ups keep the shape sharp.
Does a two-block suit thick hair?
Yes. Thicker top hair drapes well over the disconnection, and clippering the sides removes bulk so the overall shape stays clean rather than bushy.
Can I grow it out easily?
The top grows in smoothly, but the disconnected sides leave a noticeable step. A stylist can blend the line into a softer taper as it grows for an easier transition.
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