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In this article, we’ve gathered 30 stylish high fade haircuts to give you some inspiration for your next haircut, and we’ve broken each one down in detail so you can tell your barber or stylist exactly what you’re seeking. To add volume or to give a bit of a messier appearance, ask for an uneven, choppy texture. A stylist can achieve this by point-cutting the tips of your hair at a 45-degree angle. Razored Fades also work really well with coiled hair. The fade provides an unparalleled neatness that directs the eye upward to the hair’s vivid texture. 21. High Volume Pompadour If you’re looking for a haircut that’s up-to-date with the latest men’s hairstyle trends, look no further! We introduced you to the skin fade haircut in our article on 2022 men’s hairstyle trends, and now, you’re going to learn all about it.

Low fades earned their name because the faded (tapered) portion of the hair starts lower than in a traditional fade. In a low fade haircut, the hair begins tapering off just an inch or two above the bottom hairline. A taper fade haircut sees the hair gradually get shorter and shorter as you move toward the ears, before blending in with the skin. It’s possibly the best fade hairstyle for all guys, as it works with all hair types and any style you wish to have on top. It can also work wonders for all face shapes too, as the taper can be modified to suit. Temple Fade HaircutFrom its high-speed rotary motor and quality blades to its timeless metallic look, these clippers rank first in its class and are treasured by a generation of barbers.

A relative of the pompadour, the quiff has emerged as a men’s hair trend in recent years, and it looks like it’s here to stay for a while. This lively look requires some serious styling to achieve, so if you’re up for a challenge, this is for you. 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. The low bald fade is a type of haircut that blends the hair into the skin. Also known as a skin fade, you can ask your barber for a low cut bald fade when you want him to taper the hair very short for a clean finish. Guys with business professional hairstyles often request a razor low for an edgy touch to their classy cut. The Wahl Fade Pro features our Xtreme™ fade blade for a precise and perfect fade. Long lasting Powerdrive® motor cuts through any hair. If you want to try your hand at cutting your own fade, prepare in advance and give yourself enough time to remedy the issue if you make any mistakes. Ideally, you’ll want to cut a fade with clippers if you’re a beginner. Because DIY haircuts can be challenging, a home clipper set will provide you a machine and guards to guide your trimming.

First, figure out what kind of fade you want. Do you want it to start low on the head, midway, or high up near the temples? This will determine whether you want a low fade, a traditional fade, or a high fade. Clean the edges with your clippers on the shortest guard setting. Move your clippers along the nape and edges of the sides, right around their ears and temples. If you find any uneven spots, use the appropriate clipper guard length to blend them out. Then, turn the blade around and use it to go around the edges of the hairline. This will help to create a clean outline. The quiff can be worn at almost any length you like, we've seen a lot of shorter length textured quiffs being worn over the last 6 months, but the more classic quiff is a longer medium length style. The most important part of this cut will be to leave more length in the front and add texture throughout for a messier look. Fade clippers and professional clippers used by barbers are sharper than traditional clippers and provide more power and stability. Plus, these clippers come with their own set of guards and combs which allows you to buy everything you need at once. Magnetic: Magnetic motor uses magnetic forces to move the blades from side to side at a very high speed, though its power is considerably less, which means it's great for a cleaner, more detailed haircut.