A hybrid of a low taper and burst fade, cleaning the sideburns and ear area while keeping the back softer.
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Use Low Taper Burst Fade as the starting reference.
Blend a low taper into a small burst around the ear.
Keep the top natural and avoid cutting the back into a full mullet unless I ask.
Please adjust the finish after checking my current length, density, and growth pattern.
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A softer burst fade that keeps the arc low around the ear, useful when you want shape without a dramatic high fade.
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A low temple and neckline taper that keeps the sides clean while leaving enough curl height on top to show natural shape.
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A fade that arcs around the ear, often paired with curls, mohawks, mullets, or textured tops.
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A curved burst fade around the ear with length kept through the back, giving a sharper version of the modern mullet.
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