Täckhåren

Täckhåren is a style of hairdressing that originated in Sweden. It is characterized by a thick, covering layer of short hair that is cut and styled to resemble a uniform layer. Täckhåren is often described as a "carpet" of hair that covers the head, with the individual hairs being cut to a uniform length.

The style is typically achieved using hair clippers, which are used to cut the hair to a consistent length all over the head. The clippers are set to a specific length, usually between 2-5 mm, and are used to buzz the entire head of hair. This creates a uniform layer of hair that covers the scalp.

Täckhåren is often associated with Swedish pop culture, and is considered a distinctive aspect of the country's fashion and aesthetic. It is commonly seen on television and in film, particularly in Scandinavian dramas and comedies. The style has also been adopted by some fashion-forward individuals and artists, who see it as a bold and edgy way to express themselves.

Despite its association with Swedish pop culture, täckhåren is not uniquely Swedish, and similar styles can be found in many other cultures. However, the term "täckhåren" is closely tied to the Swedish language and culture, and is often used specifically to refer to this particular style of hairdressing.