"The Next Level" by MK Haarschnitt
Some people follow trends, while others create them. MK Haarschnitt raises the bar for undercuts with their collection, aptly named The Next Level. Short, clipped surfaces contrast with longer top hair featuring magical curves and lines.
The extreme undercuts, fine textures, and unconventional designs capture the collection's essence, which can be further customized for unique creations. There are many more ways to cut and style hair based on these fundamental principles.
Copper Rules
The lines in this style are so precise they could have been drawn with a laser. The geometry is consistent all around her head, featuring a straight and neat part, level-cut sides at mid-ear length, and a partially graduated neck.
Even the triangle that frames her smoky-lined eyes adheres to strict guidelines. No hair is out of place.
The calculated design is enhanced by a warm hair color composed of matte copper with thin, deep gold accents.
Pixie Cut with Wave
Describing this as an undercut is an understatement. The short clipped area encircles her head, serving more than just as an accent. The long hair on top is cut in a straight horizontal line just above the ear.
This is the perfect length to experiment with. Curve it, curl it, sleek it back, or lift it up—whatever you can imagine. This version features a sleek and elegant look with a smooth fit and a beautiful curl on the side, directed towards the back. This is modern hair design at its finest.
Expression in Angles
This style requires a bit of maintenance, but the crisp lines are worth it. Combining half undercut with longer top hair creates a canvas for exciting styles. Her top hair is cut in dynamic angles. Consistent with the collection’s theme, the lines are crisp, but several angles add more action to the cut.
A wide zigzag on the side and a surprising swoosh emerging from the very straight fringe make this very short haircut a modern masterpiece!
Haircuts: Michèle Keller - MK Haarschnitt
Styling: Florian Ferino, Susanne Pauly
Makeup: Frauke Bergemann-Gorski
Photos: Mathias Weil
Graphic: Daniel Schimanski