There are some aspects of men’s hairstyles that simply look fantastic no matter what, and the mid fade falls into this category. It’s not over the top and dramatic, but it’s not subtle and boring, either. Who knows––your next style just might be on this list.

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Fine Curls with Vivid Mid Fade

Curly hair comes in all shapes and sizes. For guys who have smaller curls, this hairstyle is a nice trendy option.

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Brush Up with Mid Fade with Faded Temple

A very trendy take on a mid fade with the top being brushed up with the tossed top and faded lineup makes this very trendy haircut. The key to this look is to strike the balance between the top and the beard. The temple fade is quite crucial.

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Brush Up with Clean Mid Fade

Here’s a tidier version of the brush-up style. The hair is short and textured, and the fade blends the hair neatly so there aren’t any sudden changes in length.

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Cheeky Mid Fade Coming in Hot

Mid Fade is one of the appreciated styles in the young generation. This also helps to make them look neater and the top here is tossed with those semi-curls that came in hot. Quick note, that neat temple fade will make things better.

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Burst Mid Fade and French

This mid fade has been done in a burst fade style to hold the shape. With the french crop expertly textured is easy to see this hairstyle being a hit!

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Half Dyed with Mid Fade

If you want something fresh, you can try the half-dyed look that’s seen lots of popularity around the world. There are endless possibilities here.

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Dreadlocked Afro Mid Fade with Small Bun

Having longer hair is a responsible task as it comes with a decent amount of styling, maintaining, and whatnot. This hairstyle is quite an unusual take on the usual long hair style with sides being mid faded whereas longer dreadlocks pulled back for a mini bun.