Caesar cut: what it is, who it suits and what to tell your barber
Caesar cut is a short cut listed under men's cuts in the FitMyFace catalog. The catalog describes it this way: a distinct short Caesar haircut with a horizontal cropped fringe and uniformly short textured crown.
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Who it suits
The catalog lists round, oval, square, heart-shaped and diamond face shapes as suiting the caesar cut. It marks no face shape as a weaker fit.
For a round face: Add height on top and keep the sides slimmer to lengthen the face. For an oval face: Balanced proportions: most cuts work, so pick for your lifestyle. For a square face: Soften a strong jaw with texture, layers and movement.
The catalog says a stylist can usually cut it on straight, wavy, curly and coily hair.
Barber card summary
Top: 3.5 cm (1½ in), pushed forward.
Sides: low fade, #1 (3 mm, 1/8 in) to #2 (6 mm, 1/4 in), keep the corners.
Back: low fade, #1 (3 mm, 1/8 in) to #2 (6 mm, 1/4 in).
Neckline: tapered.
Sideburns: short, to the top of the ear.
Fringe: short.
Upkeep (typical guide): haircut every 2–3 weeks; daily styling about 2–5 min, comb or brush through.
The card records the look you want and starting measurements; your barber checks and adjusts the final cut. The picture is illustrative. The values are suggested starting points, not reviewed by a barber. In the app you can edit any line on the card.
What to tell your barber
Keep 3–4 cm on top with a short straight fringe; taper sides close.
FitMyFace hair previews are approximations, not predictions of how your hair will lie after a cut. Ordinary hairstyle try-ons perform face analysis on-device. The optional AI previews (hair and glasses) send a photo to Cloudflare; your consent is the one "I agree" on the scan screen, and a switch on the results turns them off. FitMyFace is for adults 18 and over and is not available in Illinois. For haircuts, a 500 px square of your photo, face included, goes to our AI (Cloudflare) and is deleted right after. Never stored. 18+.
Questions
Does the caesar cut suit my face shape?
The catalog lists round, oval, square, heart-shaped and diamond face shapes as suiting the caesar cut. It marks no face shape as a weaker fit. Face shape is a starting point, not a rule.
What do I tell my barber?
Show the card above or say: Keep 3–4 cm on top with a short straight fringe; taper sides close. Your barber checks and adjusts the final cut.
How often does it need a trim?
Haircut every 2–3 weeks; daily styling about 2–5 min, comb or brush through. This is a typical guide, not a rule.
Can I try the caesar cut before cutting?
Yes. FitMyFace shows it on your own photo, or on a sample face first. It is a preview, not a promise of how your hair will fall.