Buzz Cut Near Me — Find a Barber & Book Online

The buzz cut is the most no-nonsense haircut available — and one of the most consistently flattering for men of all ages, hair types, and face shapes. Here's what you'll find at buzz cut barbers on Booksy and how to choose the right variation for your style.

What is a buzz cut?

A buzz cut uses clippers with a specific guard length to cut the hair evenly all over the head in a single pass — the result is a uniform, consistent length from front to back and ear to ear, with no tapering, blending, or styling required. The term "buzz cut" covers a range of clipper lengths — from a #1 guard (approximately 1/8 inch) for a very close, shadow-of-stubble look, to a #3 or #4 guard (3/8 to 1/2 inch) for a fuller, more textured result. The most low-maintenance haircut available — it grows out evenly, requires no products to style, and can be maintained at home between professional appointments with a good set of clippers.

Military cut / induction cut

The military cut — also called an induction cut or regulation cut — is one of the most specific buzz cut variations: a very short, even clip using a #1 or #2 guard all over the head, delivering the look associated with military service and a clean, disciplined aesthetic. Listed as "military cut," "buzz cut / military cut," or "super low" at barbers on Booksy. The shortest of the standard buzz cut lengths — requires the most frequent maintenance to stay sharp.

Crew cut

The crew cut is a longer, more structured buzz cut variation — the top of the head is left slightly longer (typically 1 to 2 inches) and is sometimes styled flat or with light texture, while the sides and back are shorter and tapered. One of the most consistently popular men's haircuts in the US — the crew cut adds dimension and structure that a fully even buzz cut doesn't, while still being extremely low-maintenance. Look for barbers on Booksy who specifically list crew cut or scissor cut alongside their clipper services.

Buzz cut with fade or taper

A buzz cut across the top combined with a skin fade, taper fade, or low fade on the sides and back — delivering the simplicity of an even top with the modern, polished finish of a faded perimeter. One of the most popular current men's haircut combinations — the fade elevates a basic buzz cut significantly and gives the overall silhouette much more shape and definition. Available at most barbers on Booksy who do fades — specify that you want an even buzz top rather than a styled or textured top when booking.

Women's buzz cut and undercut

Buzz cuts and undercuts for women are increasingly available at barbershops and hair salons on Booksy. A women's buzz cut applies the same clipper technique to women's hair — a bold, liberating style that is having a significant cultural moment. An undercut buzzes or clips the underneath sections of longer hair while leaving the top length intact — visible only when the top hair is lifted. Both are listed specifically at many barbers and salons on Booksy — look for providers who explicitly mention women's cuts in their portfolio or service menu.

Buzz cut guard lengths explained

The "guard" is the plastic attachment that controls how much hair the clipper leaves behind. #0 or #0.5 = closest to skin (shadow only). #1 = approximately 1/8 inch. #2 = 1/4 inch — the most popular buzz cut length. #3 = 3/8 inch — slightly textured, less severe. #4 = 1/2 inch — a fuller, softer look. When booking on Booksy, you can specify your desired guard number or simply describe the look you want (very short, medium, military-style) and your barber will confirm the right length at the appointment.

Buzz cut prices — how much is a buzz cut?

Buzz cuts are among the most affordable professional barbershop services. The ranges below are based on real Booksy listings in Washington DC and Chicago.

Service	Average price	Duration
Buzz cut (standalone)	$25 to $45	20 to 35 min
Military / super low cut	$25 to $40	20 to 30 min
Buzz cut with line up / edge up	$35 to $55	30 to 45 min
Buzz cut with fade or taper	$40 to $60	35 to 50 min
Buzz cut with beard trim	$45 to $65	40 to 55 min
Kids buzz cut	$20 to $35	15 to 25 min
Women's buzz cut / undercut	$35 to $55	25 to 40 min

Prices reflect average ranges from Booksy listings in Washington DC and Chicago. Actual pricing depends on your location and what additions are included. Always check individual listings on Booksy for exact pricing before booking.

Frequently asked questions about buzz cuts

What is a buzz cut?

A buzz cut uses clippers with a specific guard to cut the hair to a uniform, even length all over the head. It's the most low-maintenance haircut available — grows out evenly, requires no styling products, and takes 20 to 35 minutes at a barber. Guard lengths range from #0 (almost to the skin) to #4 (about 1/2 inch), with #2 being the most popular choice.

How much is a buzz cut?

A standalone buzz cut typically costs between $25 and $45. With a line up it runs $35 to $55. With a fade or taper, $40 to $60. Kids' buzz cuts start from $20 to $35. Buzz cuts are among the most affordable barbershop services available. Exact pricing is listed on every Booksy listing before you book.

What is the difference between a buzz cut and a crew cut?

A buzz cut clips the hair to a uniform length all over the head. A crew cut leaves the top slightly longer — typically 1 to 2 inches — with some texture or styling potential, while the sides and back are shorter or tapered. A crew cut has more dimension and structure; a buzz cut is more uniform and minimal. Both are low-maintenance and widely available at barbershops on Booksy.

How long does a buzz cut last?

A buzz cut looks its sharpest immediately after the appointment. At shorter lengths (#1 to #2), regrowth becomes noticeable within 1 to 2 weeks. At longer lengths (#3 to #4), it can look clean for 2 to 4 weeks. Most clients who maintain a buzz cut visit their barber every 2 to 3 weeks. A standalone buzz cut appointment takes only 20 to 35 minutes — easy to fit into a regular schedule.

What guard number should I ask for?

#1 is very short — a shadow of stubble, military-adjacent. #2 is the most popular buzz cut length — short but with visible texture. #3 is a medium-short, slightly softer look. #4 gives a fuller, more textured result. If you're unsure, tell your barber whether you want something very short and clean (closer to a military cut) or something slightly longer with more texture, and they'll recommend the right guard for your hair and head shape.

Is there a buzz cut barber open now near me?

Use the availability filter on Booksy to find buzz cut barbers with open slots today. Buzz cuts are among the shortest barbershop appointments — 20 to 35 minutes — and same-day bookings are very commonly available. Filter by real-time availability to find who can take you now.

Are there buzz cut barbers open on Saturday or Sunday?

Yes — most barbershops on Booksy are open on weekends. Saturday morning slots fill quickly. Use the weekend availability filter on Booksy to find barbers near you with open Saturday or Sunday buzz cut appointments — and book ahead to secure your preferred barber.