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Comb Over Fade No Line

When adding to a comb over mid fade haircut, as well as high or low, it may leave a line between short and long hair. If you want to achieve a more gradual transition, blend the sides into the top seamlessly. In this way, the haircut will come out looking very smooth and polished.

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Long Comb Over

For those gents who prefer more classic yet sophisticated hairstyles, a long comb over with a low fade is a perfect way to go. Ask your barber to create a gradual transition between the hair on top and sides for a smooth and polished look.

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The Editor’s Choice70 Crisp Ideas For Boys Haircuts To Make His Go-To Look

Undercut Comb Over

Thanks to the prominent length of the hair on top, it doesn’t take much effort to create a contrasty look with a comb over hairstyle. On the sides and back, go with a mid bald fade that is noticeably shorter that the top hair. Thus, you’ll get a highly popular and trendy undercut comb over hairstyle, which you can enhance with blonde highlights and a line up along the temples. Tease the hair atop a little to add more volume and definition to the look.

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Taper Comb Over

We’re almost sure you’ve already heard about such a men’s hair masterpiece as a short pompadour. Being greatly popularized by the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll Elvis

Presley, it has come into our lives to stay. It’s a very easy-manageable high fade haircut as after you’ve brushed back the top of the hair, you can use your hand to sweep it back again without destroying the hairdo.

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Side Part

A breakthrough in the styling scene that isn’t really new at all is the side part fade. There are several variations of the side part hairstyles men choose on a regular basis. And it’s really important to maintain the part. Also, with a men’s side part, you want to assure that you maintain a clean look at the part. This is the focal point of the fade from the part downwards.