Sharp lines, confident cuts, and effortless style. Whether you’re a classic gent or a modern trendsetter, we’ve got everything from a scissor cut to a bald fade, and everything in between.
There are so many variations of haircuts and styles. Just some of them include:
Scissor Cut-
From one length cuts to layered and textured, working with short or longer styles.
Zero Fade / Bald Fade-
A zero fade consists of the lowest part of the fade being done with zero guard on a clipper, leaving almost no stubble. A bald fade consists of the lowest part of the fade being done with a balder, leaving a smooth, stubble free finish.
Bald vs Zero
Low Fade-
This blend typically starts around an inch or two above the ears, creating a more subtle and refined look compared to high or mid fades.
Mid Fade-
Unlike a high fade that starts near the temples and a low fade that begins around the ears, a mid fade kicks in halfway up the head, typically just above the eyebrow level. This creates a gradual blend that’s not too dramatic, yet still adds definition and contrast.
High Fade-
Unlike mid or low fades that start lower, a high fade begins around the temples or forehead, creating a much more dramatic fade. Also sometimes referred to as a “high and tight” or “military cut”.
Drop Fade-
Unlike a regular fade that tapers evenly down the sides and back, a drop fade takes a dramatic “drop” or dip at the back of the head, typically around the nape of the neck. This creates a distinct heart-shaped outline that elongates the head.
Taper Fade- A taper fade consits of the side burns and the neckline being faded out into the haircut of your choice. Great if you are trying to grow out the top without wanting to go too short on the sides, but still rock a clean cut look.
There are so many variations and styles when it comes to haircuts! Ask your barber for some advice when it comes to what haircut would suit you best based on the style you would like to achieve, the thickness and texture of your hair and even your face shape!
