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Low Fade Comb Over

If you have a longer style on top and you want to maintain some length or volume on the sides and back, then ask your barber for a low fade haircut. Low fade comb over will make the look seem fresh without having to go too short back and sides. This style can sometimes make your head look a bit more triangular, so make sure it suits your face shape.

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Skin Fade

Skin fade will generally start with a zero blade. It can look a little harsh for a few days but also longer than a tapered or longer fade. Also referred to as a short and tight style, it originated from the military and has since evolved into the variations you see today. A bald fade comb over is ideal for someone who has a round face shape. However, in some cases, to prevent one from looking disproportional. The comb-over simply defines the style of the hair that is left on top.

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Short Hair Comb Over

The first good thing about this low fade haircut is that it can be easily maintained because it doesn’t require much time for daily upkeep. The only thing that you need to do is ensure that your fades haircuts remain of the right length, the front hair is styled spiky and the top hair is combed over to one side. To perfect the look, apply a generous amount of hair styling product, like a gel or pomade, to the top.

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Clean Parting Mens Comb Over Fade

When you pair a short comb over haircut with a fade, it already becomes looking bolder and edgier. But for added emphasis, why not define it with a hard part? The look is generally not low maintenance, especially if your hair grows out pretty fast. So, be prepared to visit the barber regularly to keep up the clean and sharp appearance of the cut.