How to cut and style a high and tight men's hairstyle with bluebeards revenge

The Bluebeards Revenge has teamed up with award-winning barber and founder of The Lions Barber Collective charity Tom Chapman to create a contemporary high and tight military-inspired hairstyle. Below, Tom gives his tips on how to create a high and tight look that has a little more personality than a uniformed military look. You can catch Tom Chapman on the HJ Live London stage on Sunday 25th at 4pm. Register now for your free tickets. Tom says: “The classic high and tight look is often incredibly short on top. However, the version below has evolved thanks to modern trends and creative barbers. The tight sides are taken all the way up to keep the style clean, crisp, and easy to maintain, while some length is left through the top to give the look more texture and versatility.” Watch the video below and scroll down for the step-by-step.

Create the look

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1. Start by washing the hair with The Bluebeards Revenge Shampoo and Conditioner. This helps to ensure the hair is clean and sits true to its natural fall for best results.
2. Dry the hair with a towel before creating a horseshoe section to isolate the hair on top. Remove the bulk of the hair on the sides to create a blank canvas for the high-fade.
3. Release the top and blend it into the sides and back, then point-cut to the desired length which will create texture and movement on top.
4. While the hair is still damp, apply a small amount of The Bluebeards Revenge Matt Clay as a pre-styling product. Blow dry with The Bluebeards Revenge Vent Brush for a textured look.
5. Now that the hair is dry, use clippers to establish the shortest grade nice and high on the head. Then work through the grades blending into the previous length on top.
6. Tidy up the edges of the cut with trimmers.
7. Then use The Bluebeards Revenge Cut-Throat Razor to sharpen up the neck and hair line.
8. Remove hair debris with the Bluebeards Revenge Talc for Men and a neck brush. Then finish off with a small amount of volumizing powder and a little more matt clay.