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Looking sharp shouldn’t mean endless barbershop visits or awkward explanations about how short you want the sides. Today, maintaining your hair has become just as essential as picking the right pair ...

Style Wise style editor shows how an at-home haircut can go wrong. (Style Wise.) Sure, knowing how to properly shave the sides of your head will make for a great haircut, but if those clippers aren’t ...

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Whether you’re working from home or on the frontline, there’s one thing that you can only hide with social distancing for so long: Your haircut. Barbershops and salons are slowly opening and, in ...

My last haircut was on March 14, three days after the WHO declared COVID-19 a pandemic. A week later New York City would officially go on lockdown and shut non-essential businesses. Other cities ...