Scouse Trim and Iconic Liverpool Haircuts That Define the Look
Welcome to Swanky Malone, where trims aren’t just trims—they’re statements. Whether you're rocking a fluffy scouse trim, going bold with a mid skin fade scouse haircut, or dialing up the glam with scouse hair rollers, our hair salon in the heart of Liverpool is THE place for iconic Scouse hair.
Owned by Cam, a born-and-bred Scouser with an eye for bold trends and clean cuts, Swanky Malone has become the go-to spot for anyone asking: "How do I get that scouse trim?"
What Is a Scouse Trim Haircut?
The Scouse trim is more than just a haircut—it's cultural currency in Merseyside. Typically featuring:
A sharp mid fade or skin fade
A styled fringe or brush-forward top
Volume that can go from sleek to fluffy depending on your vibe
From the short scouse trim to the long scouse haircut, every variation keeps the trademark Liverpool swagger.
Iconic Scouse Hairstyles
For Men
Scouse Trim
Short sides, longer top, and a razor-sharp fringe combed to one side. Think boyband meets street style.
Ketwig
A messy mop of long hair, often associated with a carefree, rebellious vibe.
Scouse perm
Inspired by football legends like Kevin Keegan—tight curls with retro flair.
Curtains
A 90s throwback with a middle part and longer fringe, still seen on trendsetters around town.
For Women
Scouse Brow (yes, it’s part of the look!)
Bold, heavily penciled eyebrows that frame the face dramatically.
Big Bouncy Curls
Voluminous curls often styled with rollers—especially popular during events like the Grand National.
High Ponytail with Extensions
Sleek and glamorous, often paired with dramatic makeup.
Blonde Balayage
A softer, more modern take on the classic balayage technique, offering the iconic bleach-blonde look with face-framing highlights for a radiant finish.
Sweeping Fringes
Curtain bangs or bottle-bangs that add softness and drama to the face.
Popular Scouse Hairstyles for 2025
At Swanky Malone, we’re seeing a wave of gorgeous Scouse cuts hitting the streets in 2025:
Blonde Scouse Trim with a Fringe
Sharp sides, platinum tone, and a fringe that means business. This cut mixes bold colour with clean structure — perfect for lads who want high impact without the drama.
Fluffy Scouse Trim Fade
A gentle fade meets a soft, voluminous top. It's clean, confident, and gives laid-back vibes while still keeping that Scouse edge.
Ginger Scouse Trim
Not for the faint-hearted. This fiery take features vibrant copper tones with crisp lines and a confident fringe — designed to stand out in every crowd.
Scouse Trim for Men with Curly Hair
A fresh twist on the classic. Tapered sides balance natural curls up top, giving texture, movement, and just the right amount of rebellion.
How to Get the Scouse Trim (Tutorial)
Wondering how to do a Scouse trim haircut? Here's a quick breakdown:
Start with a clean mid fade or skin fade
Use a Scouse trim brush to lift and style the top
Add volume using rollers (yes, we said Scouse hair rollers!)
Blend the fringe to perfection
Want the full tutorial? Pop into Swanky Malone—we'll give you the full lowdown and leave you looking 100% Swanky.
Takeaway
Whether you're after a sleek fade or a wild fringe, the Scouse trim is here to stay—and it’s never looked better than at Swanky Malone. From the fringe to the fade, Cam’s got Liverpool looking fresh, and we’re not slowing down.
So come get your Scouse haircut and let your trim do the talking.
Scouse Haircut FAQs
What is a Scouse trim real name?
Most pros call it a textured crop fade, but around Liverpool, it's simply “The Scouse Trim.”
How do I style a Scouse trim at home?
Invest in a good brush, some styling powder, and ask Cam for product tips that suit your hair type.
Can I get a Scouse haircut if I’ve got curly hair?
Absolutely! We tailor the Scouse curly hair look to work with natural texture. Trust Cam—he’s got this.
What makes a Scouse trim different from other fades?
The Scouse trim isn’t just a fade — it’s a full-on vibe. With a razor-sharp fringe, styled top, and mid or skin fade, it blends street style with Liverpool flair. It’s the cut that says you know where you’re from and you’re proud of it.
What products should I use to style a Scouse trim?
Start with a volumising powder or matte clay for texture. Use a Scouse trim brush to lift the fringe and finish with a light hold spray. Rollers are optional, but the swagger is essential.
Can I get a Scouse trim with ginger or blonde hair?
Absolutely. From fiery copper to bleach-blonde, colour only adds to the statement. Pair it with a clean fade and styled fringe for maximum impact.
Is the Scouse trim suitable for curly hair?
Yes — and it looks class. Tapered sides with natural curls on top give texture and movement while keeping the signature Scouse silhouette.
Do Scouse trims work for women too?
They do. Whether it’s a bold fringe, fluffy top, or sleek fade, Scouse trims are gender-free and full of attitude. Add rollers or balayage for extra glam.
What’s the history behind the Scouse trim?
Born in Liverpool, the Scouse trim evolved from boyband cuts and footballer flair. It’s now a cultural staple — from the ketwig to the perm revival, it’s all part of the Scouse hair legacy.
Where can I get a proper Scouse haircut in Liverpool?
Swanky Malone is the go-to. Owned by Cam, a true Scouser, it’s the salon where trims become statements. From fluffy fades to bold brows, it’s all happening here.