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High Fade Haircut

What is a high fade haircut? To tell you the truth, high fade is all about the contrast and most often about the low maintenance since most of your hair is cut closer to the scalp. However, that does not mean that there are no looks to experiment with – they are still plenty, even with a high top fade. Besides, high fade haircut black men like the most!

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Mid Fade Haircut

When it comes to mid fade, it is safe to say that many men opt for it these days. The reason why a medium fade haircut is so popular is that you can experiment with the variety of longer top cuts, like a pompadour. What is more, it is less reserved than low fade and less dramatic than a high one. Try it out, and you will not regret it!

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Low Fade

The low fade haircut will suit those of you who are willing to preserve the most natural look there is. Low skin fade touches only the back of your head while the length is increased as the cut moves up. This type of fade cut mostly suits men with diamond or triangular head shape.

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Bald Fade / Skin Fade Haircut

What is a zero fade haircut? Bald fade cut is different from all the described above in the way the fade is cut itself. The thing is that bald skin fade is cut right at the scalp. Bald fade haircut will suit those of you who would like to accent the border between your beard and haircut.

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Undercut Fade

Fade undercut will suit those of you who are all about the business in the back and party on the top. The thing is that any skin fade undercut requires back and sides to be closely shaved, while you can experiment with the hair on the top the way you like.