A taper fade haircut emphasizes the gradual shortening of hair length on both the sides and back, creating an iconic style that can be styled in many ways. With its long taper and clean shave, this style makes an impressionable statement. Add a light beard for an attractive finish.
Slicked Back Undercut
Slick-back undercuts are ideal for men seeking a sleek yet effortless style with minimal upkeep. This look consists of short hair styled into an undercut using matte finishing products like clay or pomade. Pair this style with either a low or high taper fade for an alternative casual appearance.
The Regulation Cut
The regulation cut is an iconic hairstyle made famous by Peaky Blinders. This look combines a short haircut with an extra long top section, which can be styled back using clay or wax. This hairstyle plays up proportions and creates visual contrast when worn alongside a taper fade.
Fade Haircut vs. Taper Haircut
A faded haircut resembles a taper haircut in that both end closer to the skin, while taper haircuts tend to end farther from it. Tapers offer greater precision and versatility and can even be combined with other styles like comb-overs for added flair.
Wavy Crop
A taper fade is similar to a classic haircut, except it gradually shortens your sides and back while leaving the top section longer. This allows for dramatic play with proportions while maintaining elegant masculinity and creating contrast maint,aining masculinity and sophistication. A taper fade also works better for men with thinner locks than low or high fades that cut straight to the skin.
Combine a low taper fade and wavy crop for a casual yet chic take on this haircut. A textured top adds dimension and volume, while the combed-back style frames your face and emphasizes your jawline. Use Dressing Pomade to keep hair in place for a polished yet relaxed appearance.
Low Taper Fade
Whether it’s a pompadour or a hard side part, this style offers the ideal blend of sophistication and texture to complement your face shape and personality. Starting just above your ears, a low taper fade works well whether your hairstyle is fuller or more structured professionally.
Skin Fade
A skin fade haircut is a variation of the classic taper style that seamlessly integrates your short hair into the rest of your head, creating a clean and sophisticated appearance ideal for business attire or formal events. This style has a more subdued fade effect compared to other taper cuts. It generally starts above the ears, but you can go lower for added design. This haircut works well with many styles on top, including Caesar cuts, low pompads, or mop of spikes. You can slick or mess it up for an elegant yet casual look. When selecting your fade height, consider both personal style and lifestyle considerations. Also, decide if you prefer keeping shorter sides withand longer top layers.
Caesar Haircut
The Caesar haircut can produce stunning visual results on men with straight hair. To achieve this look, have your barber scissor cut the length of your top, then comb it forward before asking your stylist to create a clean skin fade shape on both sides of your head. If you’re seeking an easy, maintenance-free short hairstyle, the Caesar haircut is what you need. Featuring a taper fade and small fringe for effortless styling, it pairs nicely with other men’s hairstyles, like the spiking technique.
Wavy Caesar Haircut
Another version of the Caesar haircut, this wavy version works with your natural hair texture to produce a sleek and polished appearance. This style is ideal for black men looking to add some sophistication and grace to their appearance. To style this look, all that is necessary is high-quality hair product and comb; once styled, you can comb upwards before smoothing back onto the side for effortless style.
