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Caesar cut
The hair is kept short and even all over, and the front is brushed forward into a short, straight-cut fringe. Named after the hair on busts of Julius Caesar, it’s a simple, timeless cut that needs almost no styling.
- Length
- Short
- Upkeep
- Low
- Best textures
- Straight, wavy, curly, coily
- Face shapes
- Oval, square, long, diamond
How would Caesar Cut look on you?
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What to tell your stylist
“I’d like a Caesar cut. Please leave about an inch on top and keep it roughly the same length all over. Brush the front forward and finish it with a straight fringe well above my eyebrows. The sides can have a light fade, but I don’t want to see skin.”
Tip: show the result you made in Mane too. A description plus a picture is the clearest brief.
Why choose it
- Almost zero styling
- Works on every hair texture
- Makes a receding hairline less noticeable
Keep in mind
- Needs a cut every 3–4 weeks to keep its shape
- A short fringe can make a round face look wider
Similar styles
Colors that go well with Caesar Cut
About Caesar Cut
The top is usually left at about 1–1.5 inches and kept close to the same length all over. The fringe is cut in a straight but soft line well above the eyebrows, and the sides can match the top or be shortened with a light fade.
The forward fringe shortens the forehead, so it balances a long face, and on oval, square and diamond faces it highlights the jawline and cheekbones. It works on straight, wavy, curly and coily hair alike. Bold shades like silver or platinum blonde give this simple cut instant character.
What’s the difference between a Caesar cut and a French crop?
Both push the hair forward into a short fringe. A French crop has a messier, more textured top and usually a clear fade on the sides, while a Caesar cut stays more even all over with a shorter, simpler fringe. Try both on the same photo to see which suits your face.
Does a Caesar cut work on curly or coily hair?
Yes. On tightly curled hair, the top is cut short and even, and the front is lined up into a clean edge with clippers. Even if the hair doesn’t lie forward, the tidy silhouette stays the same. You can preview it on your own photo in Mane.
How many credits does it take to try Caesar Cut in Mane?
Each CONFIRM costs 1 credit and creates one image. Picking options and browsing uses no credits; a credit is only used when you press CONFIRM, and it’s refunded automatically if the generation fails. You can combine a hairstyle, color and beard in the same CONFIRM. During the beta, credits are bought in the app and the same balance works on the web.
Try it on your own photo in 3 steps
Add your photo
Keep your face centered and well lit. Uploading a photo and picking options uses no credits.
Caesar Cut is preselected
The studio opens with this choice. Add a color, beard or smile if you like; everything is applied in the same try.
Press CONFIRM
Your result is usually ready in 10–30 seconds. Save your favorite, compare side by side or show it to your stylist.