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Adam Hurly has written for Byrdie since September 2020, and has previously contributed to GQ (and many international GQs), Men's Journal, Forbes, Gear Patrol, Highsnobiety, Esquire, Men's Health, Robb Report, Bloomberg, AskMen, and more. Adam was Birchbox's grooming editor for two and a half years. The most important thing is to go to a barber who understands how the cut and fade combo will work with your face shape. “A good stylist will create a really flattering silhouette that will grow out well,” says Kidd. “As with most things in life, you get what you pay for.” The Side Part Comb over hairstyles is classic looks that have stood the test of time, due to equal parts versatility and swag. Oozing with a democratic appeal, it’s one of those rare cuts that look good on nearly everyone. Editor’s tip: Give your hair some extra oomph with a volumising product like TRESemmé Volume and Lift Mousse. Suave Comb Over Credit: indigitalimages

This is an increasingly popular and top-requested haircut for men. But is the comb over fade going to be the right haircut for you specifically? Here are a few things you should consider before you commit to this cut: Depending on the style of skin fade your client opts for, the skin fade offers two haircuts in one, and the client will get the best of both worlds with low maintenance yet stylable hair. Is a skin fade hard to do? Now, there will be a visible line between the #1 and #2 guard. If your clippers have a lever, you can move it to be able to cut approximately #1,5 so that you erase the line. Move the clippers across the line and try to erase it completely. As for men with diamond-shaped faces, a low fade with some volume above the ears and around the temples will offset the width at the centre of your face. 14 cool comb over fade haircuts for men Clients can also ask for a mid-skin fade haircut, which is typically the most universally flattering skin fade. This skin fade style involves an even balance of short and long hair with the transitional gradient sitting in the middle of the head. Taper fadeFor the majority of the skin fade, you will be using a clipper. You will need to change the comb guard as you set out your guidelines, opening and closing the lever as required to blend them as you go. Comb upward toward the top of the head, keeping the comb at an angle of 45 degrees to the fade line and barely sliding the comb into the hair two inches or one. Move the guards upward over the comb away from the fade line, cutting the above the teeth. We can write hundreds of things and tips to cut better with scissors but you came here mainly for the fade, didn’t you? Mens combover hairstyles are one of those hair looks that are timeless and classy. So, you can never go wrong with it, especially now when more and more celebs, such as Justin Timberlake, George Clooney and John Hamm, opt for it as their go-to look.

In a high skin fade haircut, the transition from short hair to long hair sits higher up on the head. A high fade will typically sit in the final third of the head and is the most striking and dramatic of all skin fade cuts. Mid skin fade Take a moment and imagine the natural frontal hairline. You don’t wanna change that. You just want to make it sharper. Keep in mind that comb over haircuts can be as different as you want. They may come as combinations of a couple of modern cuts, where one stylishly complements the other. The cuts can adapt to any image, whether you are a hard part lover or a man with shaved sides and a funky beard. Just get one that fits your style and preferences! Classic Comb Over After you have cut side hair up to a certain level with the #1 guard, you should use other longer clipper guards (2-3) to blend this relatively short hair into the rest of the side hair and also gradually with hair on top.

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The key to a flattering comb over fade is choosing the appropriate height for your face shape. High fades have an elongating effect, which is why they’re ideal for round faces. On the flip side, a low fade with more bulk at the sides will counteract long or rectangular faces. There’s no better way to complement long curly hair than with a smooth fade around the sides. In addition, a defined hard part will also provide a clean and structured break between the lengthy top and the textured natural hair clipped close to the sides. Rub a scoop of a strong hold hair wax or pomade between palms and apply to the hair by raking your fingers through it. The low mid-fade haircut is a little less dramatic than the high fade, striking the perfect balance between detail and length. It looks flattering on everyone, giving you a clean and polished look.

Not into the super shiny look? It can be a bit much to wear every single day. To get a subtle shine without using any product, you’ll need to style your hair while it is wet and let it air dry. This technique works best for fine and straight hair textures. Just comb your hair the way you like it styled and let your natural, subtly shiny hair do its own magic. 9. Comb-Over Undercut Comb over undercuts are best when shiny, but not greasy. Fade buzz cuts are extremely popular. Buzz cuts are very short haircuts that require little styling and maintenance. For a neat finish, this slightly longer-length variation of the comb over fade uses high-shine products to achieve a groomed, polished look. It’s a great option for anyone looking to keep things clean and tidy, and works best with straight hair.To bald out the hair at the baseline, you will need a foil shaver to get the closest result. The Andis TS-1 Copper Edition Shaver is ideal for this as it has staggered blades to allow you to get as close to the skin as possible. It’s important to make a distinction here – one that can make or break your desired look. “This shouldn’t be confused with ‘taper’, when your hair gradually changes from one length to another,” says Kidd. “A fade is shorter than a taper and ends when it reaches the skin, essentially ‘fading’ in.” Kidd recommends you make sure you’re going to a barber in the know. A good fade requires skilled hands. The best way to style a traditional, mature cut like this is to pair it with a neat comb over fade. This makes the haircut appear more modern and draws attention to the hair length on top. Discover the Salons Direct blog, your trusted source for industry news, product releases, how-to guides and more!