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Getting a nice fade haircut is not only about the side hair. A fade haircut is still a haircut. Your client (or you) may want also to cut the top of his hair. You will grab the clippers with the number 1 guard and you will need to create the outline of the fade. You’ll also want to ensure that the fade you choose suits the shape of your facial hair, whether it’s a fully-grown beard or some barely visible stubble. You can ask your barber for a seamless transition from your fade to your beard or leave it disconnected using a skin fade.

Using an ordinary comb, clean up the fading. (For dark hair, use a white comb; and use a dark comb for light hair.) Now that you’ve learned all about this haircut, seen examples, and found out the things you should figure out before committing to this haircut, how are you feeling about it?In between those two extremes are everything from mid fades to temple fades, so if in doubt it’s best to ask your barber what would suit you best before they break out the clippers. What you should know before getting a comb over fade We can write hundreds of things and tips to cut better with scissors but you came here mainly for the fade, didn’t you? We think this is a soon-to-be classic haircut that would be a good choice for any guy looking for a new style with a modern edge. Whether you’re opting for a more traditional polished look or something a bit edgier, you’ve got options with this cut.

While not necessary, it is advised to use different types of tools based on the texture of the hair you’re brushing. “Typically, beard hair is much more coarse than the hair on your head, meaning you may need a brush suited to handle that type of hair,” explains Matthews. “I suggest a detangling comb for your hair and a natural boar bristle brush for your beard.” After you have cut side hair with the number 1 guard, you need to connect this with the rest of the side hair and then the rest of the side hair with the hair on top.If you have any comments or questions, feel free to write them in the comment section below and we will be more than happy to help. With longer length on top, this style has the hair styled up into a quiff rather than combed over to the side. It’s a good option for those with wide or round faces, who will benefit from the additional height created. Ask your barber for a classic comb over fade with medium length left on top. Take a picture with you to demonstrate exactly how much you want them to leave and how you plan to style it. The best way to style a traditional, mature cut like this is to pair it with a neat comb over fade. This makes the haircut appear more modern and draws attention to the hair length on top. Use this comb if you prefer styling your hair in twists; it helps ensure the integrity of your hair while you style it.

A side-swept hairstyle is versatile enough for messy curls, beach waves or straight and smooth hair like this one. It also works for guys who want to conceal thinning hair or those who prefer a lower maintenance style. Cremo’s sandalwood comb helps to minimize static, and its dual ends are designed to tame beards of all densities, textures, and lengths. (Use the medium width for detangling and the finer width for styling.) It’s durable and portable, too, since the sandalwood won’t snap like many plastic or acetate alternatives. Ask the barber for a classic comb over fade and they’ll know what to do. You can also specify how low or high you’d like the fade to be, depending on your face shape. For long faces, ask the barber to bring the fade fairly low down. While all combs serve different purposes, ultimately, they are a tool used to organize hair. “There is as much of a reason for men and women to use different forks as there are for genders to use different combs—none,” Matthews explains. “More so, it’s based on texture, taste, and suitability.”Forget everything you thought you knew about comb overs. These days, they’re not just for men trying to disguise a bald patch or receding hairline. No, when combined with a sharp fade, side sweep now looks cool and contemporary, without feeling like a cover up. It’s also worth noting that the comb over itself will leave little to the imagination when it comes to your hairline. If you’re thinning or receding, this style will highlight this as opposed to hiding it, so if you’re beginning to lose your hair you may want to consider a different style. Top 5 Comb Over Fade Hairstyles Scoop a small amount of pomade and apply throughout your hair. Using less at first is a good idea, as you can always add more pomade later. Also, more product will create a sleek, shiny look while less will keep your hair textured with some volume. For guys with light or coloured hair, a mid-fade comb over like this one leaves enough length for your shade to shine through. Adding a hard part and some tapering down the sides makes the haircut sharper and more masculine. Guys with triangular or heart-shaped faces should avoid high fades, too. Short sides at the top of the head can widen the forehead and diminish the width of the cheekbones and jawline.