Haircut & Highlights for Men: Dimension Without Overdoing It
Men's highlights used to mean one look — the early-2000s frosted tips. Today's version is far more wearable: Haircut & Highlights at our studio means dimensional foil work or subtle bleached tip accents, paired with a textured, modern cut that makes the color look like a natural side effect of time outdoors, not a salon appointment.
Two Approaches We Use
- Foil highlights — placed strategically through the top and fringe for dimension that catches light without looking like a full color change
- Bleached tip accents — a lighter, editorial technique that lifts just the ends of textured pieces, popular with shorter, cropped styles
Why the Cut Comes Second
We place highlights based on where your cut will create movement and texture — foils placed before the final cut can end up in the wrong spot once length is removed. Cutting first, then placing color, keeps the placement intentional.
Who This Works Best For
- Guys with textured or wavy hair, where highlights emphasize natural movement
- Anyone wanting a subtle "just got back from vacation" look year-round
- Clients easing into color for the first time without committing to full coverage
Upkeep
Highlights on shorter men's cuts often grow out with your regular haircut schedule, since much of the color gets trimmed away every 4-6 weeks anyway — making this a lower-commitment way to try color.
Book Your Appointment
📍 Martha's Unisex Beauty Studio LLC
39-05 63rd Street, Woodside, NY 11377
📞 (917) 698-8552 — or book online.