17. Mid Fade + Mohawk

There are many reasons why Mohawk has managed to remain so popular among men. It has an intensity, attitude, and style and roll vibe that no other men’s haircut has. When you pair it with a mid-fade haircut, you make the Mohawk unstoppable and timeless.

The haircut appears specifically trendy and attention-grabbing if you complement it with a beard, as this links the two styles flawlessly and fantastically. Pairing your Mohawk with a mid-fade haircut gives it a stylish feel.

18. Mid Fade + Blowout

The striking contrast between a mid-fade and a blowout will make you a center of attraction. This haircut combination is all about adding volume and height at the top and then pairing your style with distinct faded sides.

As such, it is an ideal look for guys with more angular facial features. To make the style more structured, the hair on top should be kept substantially long and then you can apply pomade to keep it in place.

19. Mid Fade + Fringe

A mid fade with fringe is a contemporary take on the 70s bowl haircut. However, in this haircut, the hair on top is kept long but still ends at the same level as in a typical mid fade. To achieve a perfect combination, you would want to style a forward-swept fringe. This comes up with a symmetry impact that balances your facial features alongside making your face appear squarer.

20. Mid Fade + Lineup

This mid fade haircut is not for the faint-hearted. It is an ideal haircut for guys who like to be noticed wherever they go. The haircut allows you to exercise your creativity by creating different lines and shapes to come up with an ultimate effect.

However, complementing your lines with a mid fade implies a haircut that is more structured and will appear even more outstanding when you look at it from the back than from the front.