We weren’t two weeks into social distancing at home when LeBron James took to Instagram to complain that without his barber, he was already looking “like Tom Hanks in Castaway” (or, possibly, just Tom ...

Like many of us, the first time you ever gave thought to how to cut men's hair was probably due to the pandemic. However, even now that salons are back open and people are back out in the world, we've ...

As the number of coronavirus (COVID-19) cases continues to soar, people who are self-isolating at home are trying to find creative ways to carry on, including when it comes to cutting their hair. "Men ...

With many salons and barbershops closed indefinitely in the face of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, many people are taking their hairstyling into their own hands — with mixed results. Fortunately ...

"You all asked for it and here it is how to cut men's hair during quarantine," the celebrity hairstylist said Kaitlyn is a former Assistant Style & Beauty Editor at PEOPLE. As social distancing has ...

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Put down the kitchen scissors. As more people experiment with cutting their own hair at home, Sally Hershberger is offering up some advice: Don’t do it alone, and stay away from regular scissors. “I ...

Using the hair clippers, pick which trimmer attachment length you prefer. Starting at the base of your hairline, run the clippers up the length of your head, but pull away just before your part line.