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We hope you learned something from this guide and are inspired to take your hair in new directions. With a fade haircut, start at the bottom of your hairline and work upward while using the guard comb to help dictate the length. When you’re sitting in the barber’s chair, you can’t simply ask for a fade haircut. Instead, you must tell your barber exactly what kind of fade haircut you want. The more precise you are, the more accurate they will be at delivering your wishes. The fade haircut can actually be broken down into various styles: low-fade, mid-fade, high-fade and taper-fade to name a few, but other slightly more obscure options include the undercut fade, pompadour fade and the skin fade haircut.

The drop fade creates a dramatic side view, even if you don’t have any ink. This fade allows for some length around the crown so is a good choice for hair that wants to stand straight up. 8. Mid Fade Front View Travis Hill Decide on what style you want. Buzz cuts are a general style and have a ton of variations, so before firing up the clippers, consider the final outcome you’re hoping for.In addition to the clippers, buy a set of professional scissors, a comb, a trimmer, and a handheld mirror. Each of these items is needed throughout the fading process to help you achieve an even cut. If you’re thinking about getting a fade, it’s good to learn about the variations of this cut, how to know which fade will work for you, and what to ask your barber for. Before we get into that, let’s look at the history of the fade.

A fade can essentially be split up into 4 key categories based on how high the fade goes up the head. Taper vs Low vs Mid vs High Fade 1. Taper fadeMaxime Bellemar, barber and founder of KRWN Barbershops in Montreal, Canada, loves this “sharp and easy-to-use” detailer because it has a T-shaped blade that makes hyper-detailed lineups easier. It’s also great at making crisp, clean beard lines. It’s a heavy-duty clipper that Bellemar says is “solid.” If your hair is overlapping in certain areas, don’t fret. This is a natural part of the blending process when you’re trying it for the first time and you’ll still be left with a textured look you’re sure to love.