Two-Toned Mohawk

It’s very important not to overdo the haircut as instead of the edgy hairstyle, you can get kitsch. However, the dyed Mohawk can’t look low-grade even if there are two tones involved. The messy faux hawk itself is colored a bit darker, and the hair at the level below is bleached. On top of that, there are some fancy patterns carved on the sides of the head.

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Side Parted Mohawk With A Skin Fade

This version of a Mohawk is pretty modest. The hair on top of the fade faux hawk is mid-length and the sides have a low skin fade. As an element of the design, enchase two parallel lines on the temple.

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Brushed Back Burst Fade

Brushed-back hair has a very expressive look. Even though it is an incredibly enchanting hairstyle, it requires an accurate cut. To make it even edgier, go for a Mohawk burst fade. Don’t limit your barber here, let him or her make the most of your look.

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Swept Back Mohawk Fade

You may be surprised but the mohawk fade can be easily adjusted to basically any ambiance. If you need to look groomed for a dressy event, you can simply sweep back the hair on the top of your head. In this way, you will transform a casual and ruffian hairstyle into classy and elegant.

Spiky Mohawk Fade

As you can tell, the mohawk fade can be rocked in many different ways. It’s not always necessary to style it in the shape of a fan. To keep the flair of the cut yet bring a welcome change to it, spike up the hair on the crown with a strong hold product.

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Silver Mohawk Fade

Two tonsorial trends in one cut seem not enough for you? No problem. Add another one. And another one. You’re welcome to combine as many trendy hairstyles as you can pull off. Dyeing your hair in a silver-gray color and adding a hard part to it will certainly make you stand out from the crowd.