What are the  haircuts?

There are numerous haircut styles, each with its own unique characteristics and suitability for different face shapes, hair types, and personal preferences. Here are some common haircut styles:

Bob: A classic haircut that's typically chin-length or shorter, with even ends. Variations include the short bob, long bob (lob), asymmetrical bob, and A-line bob.

Pixie Cut: A short and cropped haircut that's close to the scalp. It can be styled in various ways, including textured, spiky, or sleek.

Layered Cut: Involves cutting different lengths of hair to create layers, adding texture and movement.

Shag Cut: A layered haircut with choppy ends and a relaxed, messy look. It's known for its retro and rock 'n' roll vibe.

Crew Cut: A very short cut typically associated with men, where the hair is cut very close to the scalp.

Fade: A popular men's haircut that involves tapering the hair from short at the neckline to longer on top. Types of fades include high fade, low fade, and skin fade.

Undercut: A style where the sides and back are cut very short or shaved, while the top remains longer.

Mohawk: Hair is shaved or very short on the sides, with a strip of longer hair down the center.