Undercut: Get the Contrast Right (Not Harsh)
The undercut thrives on contrast: tight sides, statement top. But when the contrast is too extreme, it can look harsh—or unbalanced on fine hair. A premium undercut means choosing the right top structure for your density, deciding between zero vs taper, and keeping the temple/nape lines clean and proportional.
It’s versatile too: slick-back, textured crop, or a controlled quiff all pair well. At The Fresh Head Factory, Green Lanes, London N13 5PA, Aliye Aybüke Özdemir tailors the undercut to your face shape and lifestyle—so it looks bold, not forced.
