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Home›How To›How to Give a “Fade” Haircut to Males

How to Give a “Fade” Haircut to Males

By Matthew Lynch
October 8, 2023
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A fade haircut is a popular and stylish choice among males due to its clean, fresh appearance and versatility in pairing well with various hairstyles. This classic cut offers a gradual transition from short hair at the sides and back to longer hair on top. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to give a fade haircut to males.

1. Gather your tools: To give a fade haircut, you’ll need professional-grade clippers with multiple guard sizes, clipper oil, hair scissors, a comb, and a handheld mirror.

2. Prep the hair: Wash and dry the client’s hair thoroughly before starting the cut. Thoroughly combed for ease in cutting.

3. Choose the fade length: Discuss the desired fade length with your client, typically ranging from skin (no guard) to a longer guard size #4 or #6. This will determine the starting point for your clippers.

4. Start at the bottom: Begin cutting at the nape of the neck using your chosen guard size for the shortest length. Move the clippers upward in a smooth, fluid motion while following the contour of the head.

5. Create guidelines: As you move up the sides and back of the head, use lower guard sizes gradually – this creates visible lines which act as guidelines to guide you as you blend between lengths.

6. Blend between lengths: Starting with your second-shortest guard size, use an upward scooping motion as you cut into and remove visible lines created by different lengths of hair along with your guidelines; remember to move slowly and carefully to avoid creating new lines.

7. Keep blending upwards: As you reach higher sections of hair that require longer lengths, switch to higher guard sizes while continuing to blend into existing shorter lengths below.

8. Trim around ears and neckline: Use a trimmer or scissors to carefully cut around the ears and clean up the neckline as necessary.

9. Style the top: Comb the hair on top and use scissors to create the desired hairstyle. For example, create a side part, pompadour, or flat-top look. Ensure to blend the top into the length of the fade.

10. Final touches: Show your client their new fade haircut using a handheld mirror. Apply product as preferred to style your client’s hair and give a final finish.

By following these steps, you can give a professional and stylish fade haircut to males, providing them with a clean and fresh look that will keep them coming back for more!

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