It is often worn to fade out a beard into the hairline or with longer hair on the sides. While there are many renditions of the fade, these four are currently the most popular.Ī taper fade is a small subtle fade that is the lowest and least harsh of all of the fade types. The fade style is a haircut in which the hair at the sides and back is cut as close as possible with clippers and "fades," or tapers, up into any length on top. Made popular in the 1940s and 50s by the US Military, the haircut fade has made a tremendous comeback in recent years as not only a new age style among the trend-forward crowd but also as a sophisticated haircut for the workplace.
You can leave the top of your hair as long or short as you want. Lastly, switch to the shortest numbered guard and blend your hair, starting from the bottom upwards, to create contrast. From there, switch to a 9mm/.35 in guard (typically a #3 guard) and repeat the same step but stopping an inch below the first pass. To taper your hair, start by using the longest numbered guard and do one round of cutting on the sides and back of your hair. To achieve a crew cut, begin by tapering the sides and back of your hair. The side part cut is a classic crew cut with a side part built in for a more sophisticated look. The high and tight fade crew cut is exactly how it sounds: a super short fade that hugs the head and extends high into the crown on the head. It does not use a fading technique, which is why this is a good choice for the more conservative man. The classic cut is defined as shorter hair on top with longer hair on the sides. It is most favored by men because of its suitability for almost all hairlines and textures. The gentleman’s cut is all about the way it blends at the corners. This style dons thicker sides so that the fade is less distinct.
Currently, these are the 5 most popular crew cut styles: The longer hair on top can be styled into a slew of variations, such as a pompadour, bangs, spikes or side part, to name a few. Men’s crew cuts are extremely simple cuts that are characterized by a fade from your forehead to the crown of your head (located where the top of the head begins to curve downward to the back of the head) with shorter sides. A subset of the buzz cut, the crew cut haircut was made popular by university rowing teams for its low maintenance and super short length, hence its pseudo name: The Ivy League.
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