Kit Connor’s Hair: Short, Heavily Textured Haircut
Kit Connor’s hair is living proof that you can have babyface charm and serious sophistication. This cool, choppy style shows that the 20-year-old Heartstopper actor is all grown up.
Why We Love It:
Usually fond of a long, foppish fringe, Kit Connor’s hair even inspired an entire TikTok topic: how to make your hair like Kit Connor.ย
So seeing him with this heavily textured short haircut made MFH do a double take. Not because it’s bad – quite the opposite. It makes him look older and more sophisticated.
What To Ask Your Barber:
- Kit Connor’s hair is seriously thick, so if you’ve got a fulsome barnet too, having a textured style like this will get rid of a lot of the heaviness of the hair.
- Using clippers, the barber will trim the sides and back, to around a #2 or #3 guard.
- This gives the clean, sharp look that contrasts with the texture on top. The barber might fade the sides slightly to give a more gradual blend, but for Kit’s style, itโs not a heavy fadeโjust a short, clean cut.
- The top is where the magic happens. Although there’s more length than the sides, your barber will chop into the hair in a point-cutting technique to create those uneven, textured layers.
- This adds movement and stops the cut from looking too uniform.
- Your barber might then go through the hair with thinning or texturising sheers – or even a razor – go supercharge that texture.
- This step is key for making the hair feel light and giving it that tousled, textured look that Kit rocks.
- The top will then be blended into the shorter sides to avoid any harsh lines via clipper-over-comb or scissor-over-comb technique.
Get The Look
- Kit Connor’s hair looks effortless. And it pretty much is.
- On damp hair, spritz some sea salt spray to give your hair some grit and texture, helping to enhance the natural movement.
- Work it through the hair using your fingers, making sure itโs evenly distributed
- If youโve got time, a quick blow-dry will add extra lift to the roots.
- Use your fingers to scrunch the hair while blow-drying, aiming for a messy, voluminous look. For maximum volume, blow-dry the hair upwards or against the direction of growth.
- You can skip this step if you’re after a more natural, laid-back look.
- Once the hair is dry, apply a tiny bit of matte-finish styling product like a texturising paste, clay, or cream.
- Start with a small, pea-sized amount, warming it up by rubbing it between your palms.
- Run your fingers through your hair, focusing on the top and front sections. Scrunch and tousle the hair as you go to define the texture.
- Use your fingers to twist small sections of hair, especially at the front, to create that separated, textured effect.
- If you want extra height, gently lift the hair at the roots with your fingers, or use a little hairspray to lock the volume in place. Run your fingers through the sides to keep them sleek and neat.
- But remember, the beauty of Kit Connorโs hairstyle is its relaxed, undone feel. Donโt overdo it with the product or styling โ a little messiness is what makes it look cool and easygoing.