More subtle than other fades, the low taper fade starts at your ears and follows your hairline back to the nape of your neck
A balanced option that suits almost all men and hair types is the mid taper fade
A high taper fade starts further towards the crown of your head than other fades
Sometimes the simplest haircuts are the most appealing and a regulation cut is ideal for men who want a low-maintenance and fuss-free hairstyle
A taper fade is a great way to give your curls some structure. Because the sides and back are cut short, you won’t need to spend time styling those sections
A more subtle version of the mohawk haircut is the faux hawk – and one of the easiest ways to get the look is with a taper fade
A modern yet classic hairstyle, the taper fade comb over looks professional, sophisticated, and mature
A taper fade is an excellent choice for men with Afro hair. It’s less high maintenance than a full Afro and helps frame your face, making your features look sharper
The crew cut is a no-nonsense haircut that is practical and easy to wear. The hair is kept short and trimmed close to the head but is longer on the front
A bald fade, also known as a skin fade, never goes out of fashion. Because it looks so smart and stylish, men worldwide come back to the cut year after year
The Caesar is one of the oldest and most traditional cuts for men with short hair
The flat top involves cutting the hair so it appears smooth and leveled on top. Popular in the 1950s and ‘80s, the flat top cut is traditionally paired with a short back and sides
If classic hairstyles are for you, look no further than the comb back. As the name suggests, the hair is combed backward from the hairline