Why 'The Edgar' haircut is not a favorite amongst barbers In the Coastal Bend there are many different types of hairstyles. However, there's one specific cut that many have probably seen. 00:01 02:21 ...

In the Coastal Bend there are many different types of hairstyles. However, there's one specific cut that many have probably seen. It's popular amongst teens, but it's not a favorite amongst parents.

The Edgar, however, hasn’t just drawn criticism. It’s created controversy. Because the hairstyle has been associated with street life, a restaurant owner in Texas banned those with the Edgar.

One of Flores’ clients, Juan Morazan, 19, saw the hairstyle’s growing popularity and opted to change his man bun — his hair was shoulder-length — to the Edgar cut. “I like it short.

EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14) — A haircut trend is sweeping the nation and El Paso is no exception. The "Edgar cut" has become a phenomenon on social media.

But this is hard to miss – it's a haircut that has gained tremendous popularity in the last few years in the Bay Area. It's called "the Edgar" cut. Gilberto Mozqueda is a barber in the East Bay.

Back in 2021, some residents of El Paso (which has 82.8% Hispanic population, as of 2020’s U.S. Census) even attempted to ban the Edgar cut from a local high school, saying the haircut had ...

A haircut with Mexican and indigenous roots has gained widespread popularity among Gen-Z Latinos in Chicago — despite the controversy it can stir up. It’s called The Edgar. Host: Melba Lara ...

Batrez says most of the clients who request Edgar cuts are Latino boys and teenagers from the neighborhood. The cut takes about 30 to 40 minutes, depending on the barber, and costs $30.

Barber Edgar "E" Montelongo, 35, used a trimmer to cut the hair of Nathan Cabrera, 12, as he received a low-taper haircut, popularly known as the Edgar cut, at Old East Dallas Barbershop on Dec. 2 ...

RELATED: The best FTM haircut ideas What Is An “Edgar Haircut”? The Edgar cut is a style of hair that became popular in 2020. It’s characterized by a straight cut fringe across the forehead.

By early 2022, a new trend emerged: walking behind individuals sporting the Edgar cut, set to YG’s “Who Do You Love,” in order to highlight the style’s distinctive silhouette.