A Caesar cut is practically impossible without a fade. They go together like peanut butter and jelly. But, should you feel the need to give it unlimited sharpness, make a high bald fade your hairstyle of choice.

Pompadour hairstyle has been trending for a while not and in case you are already tired of same all look, we have something fresh to share. The thing is that the combination of pompadour and bald fade undercut look absolutely harmonic together. Bald fade cut with longer top can get messy at times, and that is why you need to tame it somehow. Using your fav hair product to take bald skin fade under control is one of the best not to mention the most stylish ways there are.

Cool guys choose faux hawk fade, and there is no wonder why. The truth is that faux hawk haircut I that one cut that simply vibrates with masculinity and sex drive. If that is something you wish to add to your outlook, let nothing stop you! It may seem that dreadlocks and skin fade do not work well together. However, we are here to prove you wrong.

You can easily gather up your dreadlocks on the top while showing off your brand new bald fade. A side part is one of those things that can add that polished and classic look to your haircut. All you need to use your comb and some of the hair product to succeed with this look, or you can take things even further and add some more volume to your side-parted hairstyle.

The choice is yours! Bald fade with waves is one of the short haircuts for men that are pretty debatable since too many men think that combining the two is close to impossible. We say it is not only possible it is merely gorgeous-looking. Just add some wax or pomade to your mane and those tamed locks of your will look super cute and masculine. Quiff haircut is pretty similar to pompadour one with the only difference in length. If you think that you are not ready to put up with extra long hair but some length like 2 or 3 inches is fine with you then quiff it is.

You can wear it styled back, or you can add some volume to it and wear it up, whichever choice suits you best. Fade with the beard is the hottest trend there are these days.

That is why if you do not mind granting some extra attention to your look this combination will be the absolute win for you. There is nothing sexier than a full beard, is there? In case you are looking for some cool style to add to your look then a hair tattoo it is. Even the highest bald fade will look merely irresistible with such a detail added.

Besides, such a hairstyle requires the least maintenance process while it will look gorgeous on even right after you get up from the bed. Think about it! If your hair has Afro texture, a zero fade should become your cut of choice.

A skin fade comb over still comes out sleek and elegant yet stylish and trendy, which is a win-win combo. It is true that the French crop haircut Is not something that all men would dare to opt for. In case if you are uncertain whether it will suit you — you can always consult your stylist first.

Buzz cut is one of those hairstyles that requires courage to opt for, especially if it is your time. Yet, correctly done high fade haircut looks fantastic and stylish, have a look yourself! Taming curly hair is not that easy even for women but a taper fade with some curls on top looks super cute, we must admit it. In case that not an option for you, you can always pull off the messy look, which trendy too.

The faded undercut is that one hairstyle when you can pull off almost anything. Long bangs? Not a problem at all just upgrade it with an undercut fade , and you are ready to roll! With the bald fade on the sides and back, the hair on top stands out even more, which makes it really flattering for your hair texture. Thanks to the 0 fade, any hairstyle will come out clean and dapper.

So, go for this cut if you like to sport your facial hair long. Good black men hairstyles are difficult to come up with since there are tight curls to take into consideration in the first place. However, among all the most natural hairstyles to deal with fro curls bald fade would be the best. This low bald fade raises the hairline for an ultra clean cut finish that will look good growing out. Squeak Pro Barber.

It cuts the temples, around the ears and neckline short, which creates a different line than the actual hairline. This is the best type of fade to wear with a beard. Matt J. As expected, the mid fade lands somewhere in between the low and high fade. It is also a drop fade, cutting the temples short and arcing down to at the occipital bone at the back of the head.

This mid fade goes down to the skin at the hairline but the tapering starts in the middle of the head. Pat Regan.

In contrast to the drop fade, the high fade follows a straight line from the hairline around the back of the head. The fade starts up high with a bit of a drop when it goes down to the skin to give some shape to this ultra short high and tight. Low fades, medium fades, high fades, whatever one you think suits you best, you just need to find a good barber who specializes in fades.

In this article I will go through the different types of fades and who they are best for. A fade is simply a taper haircut and the two terms are kind of used interchangeably.

To put it simply, a fade starts out very tight at the bottom of the head and gradually gets longer the higher up the head you go. If you do a skin fade, for instance, then the bottom edges are bald and slowly it gets longer. The top can be short too, but longer than skin, obviously. This effect is what gives this kind of taper its name as it looks like the hair is fading into the skin. By blending the different lengths as it gets longer, your barber can make it look very natural without any shadows, or lines showing so it looks like the hair just grows out that way.

The taper fade is nothing new. It has been in use in the military for decades or longer. And in Hispanic and African American culture, it has been a hairstyle for a very long time. Only recently has the taper fade become mainstream enough that you even see guys rocking it in an office setting.

As I mentioned, all fades are tapers. A taper is anything that starts narrow and goes wide. Think of the tapered legs of a table.

Or a tapered candle. So, when talking about fade vs taper, we are basically talking about the same thing. A taper is not always a fade. Any regular haircut, even a simple trim, will likely be a taper as it is shorter at the bottom and gradually gets longer as you progress up the head.

So a taper haircut can look nothing like a taper fade and vice versa. These days many guys ask for fades with a specific clipper guard number and then how high they want the fade. But, if you are looking for a fade where it gets very tight around the sideburns or neckline, you probably already know what type of fade you want or can at least describe it to your barber who will know how to get it done. For the sake of brevity, I will go into the main ones that if you ask for you will get what you are looking for in a fade.

The problem is that there are so many variations on each of the types of fades that I could be here for days going through them all. It starts out longer on top, then right below the crown it is already showing skin. Since there is less real estate to work with between where the skin is showing and the longer hair on top, high fade haircuts will have more shadow and less of a gradual fade. The practical advantage of getting a high fade is that you can buy yourself a little more time between haircuts as by the time it grows in, it is still pretty short.

A true undercut is the same level from the bottom to the top and is disconnected. A high fade still blends the sides into the top, albeit with a more dramatic blend in. This can work as a crew cut, buzz cut, comb-over or pompadour, among other hairstyles.

Image Courtesy of Flickr user Teodoro Mino. A low taper fade is very tight at the bottom and the blend in starts right away. It can still be tight and close as you get towards the crown, but it is really only bald at the bottom. A low fade is the more conservative between the high fade vs low fade. In many office settings these days it is acceptable to have a low fade where skin is only showing towards the neckline and over the ears. In some cases the low fade is just a faded over the temples and at the neckline.

In those cases, it can be a dramatic change between skin and then quickly thicker hair where there is no skin showing any higher than the ear line. This type of fade works best with longer hair on top.