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How to Style a Disconnected Side Part - With Uppercut Deluxe Featherweight

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In the fifth installment of Uppercut's How To Style guides we look at how to style a disconnected side part with Uppercut Deluxe 's Featherweight. To achieve this look, it all starts at the barber shop. Make sure you find a barber that you trust to achieve the desired look. Ask your barber to use the clippers to achieve the tight side along the part line on one side and to fade the other side accordingly, making sure to maintain the length on top and through the fringe for styling. This step by step video will give you an insight into the best techniques used to style a disconnected side part using Uppercut Deluxe Featherweight. Learn the tricks of the trade and familiarise yourself with the steps to get the best outcome with the look you are trying to achieve. A finished style starts in the barber shop with a trusted barber. From there it is up to you to maintain your style using the steps outlined in this video. The key to this hair style are the short sides and a rea...

How to Style A Messy Quiff - With Uppercut Deluxe

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Following on from our recent post in which we showed you how to create a pomp with Uppercut Deluxe's Pomade this week we show you how to style a messy quiff with another one of Uppercut's most popular products, their Matt Clay . In this post Uppercut Deluxe shows you how to quickly and easily style a Messy Quiff at home using Uppercut Deluxe Matt Clay. In this video and series of step-by-step images, you’ll learn the tricks of the trade so you can create your own Messy Quiff at home with ease. That means no fuss styling so you can achieve your favourite barbershop look at home in the mornings. A Messy Quiff will be much easier to achieve with a great cut at a barbershop. Find a barbershop you trust, and stick with them! To achieve a great Messy Quiff that’s easy to recreate at home, ask your barber to use thinning scissors to take volume from the top if necessary. They should use also use a scissors-over-comb technique, and the front section of the hair should be ...