For instance, there is a difference between razor fade and taper fade. The razor fade, also known as a straight razor fade, is a type of mid or bald taper fade that requires your barber to shave your sides and back.

While the taper fade is generally longer fades, starting with a couple of inches of length and gradually going shorter down the hairline. Fade haircuts go from short down to ultra-short or all the way down to the skin. A taper is usually cut with scissors.

Braids for men are certainly a trendy style, but they can also cause harm. Extremely tight braids can cause traction alopecia, which is hair loss that occurs when there’s too much pressure on the hair follicles. Don’t tighten your braids too much––if a braid feels painful, undo it and braid it until it’s comfortable.

How to Style Fades on Braids for Short Natural Hair

Here is a hairstyle for the most fearless and courageous men who would not mind having the extra short hair, especially when the hairstyle actually has a special feature that can make you different from the rest.

The men’s short hair braid option can be done with the help of extensions, but at the same time, if you have short hair, you can create the braided Mohawk without them. The choice is completely yours, depending on the circumstances.

Also, here is a tip for you, instead of braiding back your hair in a straight way, you can give a patterned look to the cornrow braids that are on top of your head, so it can add a more edgy look to the hardcore hairstyle that you are creating with fades inclusive.

Beyond the popular low and high taper fade black haircuts, there are a number of different types of fades, such as the temp, bald fade, drop, burst, and razor. Similarly, you can combine the taper fade with a comb-over, Mohawk, afro, high top, or curly hair to create any classic or modern men’s hairstyle.