A balanced taper that starts higher than a low taper, giving more contrast while staying wearable.
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I want a mid taper fade, not a full high fade.
Keep the blend around the middle of the side.
Leave the top long enough to style with texture.
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A clean, wearable low taper for straight hair that adds structure without removing too much side density.
Illustrative only. Not a prediction or barber-reviewed reference.
A sharper taper with the fade pushed higher on the side, giving a cleaner and more athletic profile.
Illustrative only. Not a prediction or barber-reviewed reference.
A fade that drops lower behind the ear, following the head shape for a curved, more sculpted silhouette.
Illustrative only. Not a prediction or barber-reviewed reference.
A textured fringe paired with a mid taper for more side contrast than the standard low taper version.
Illustrative only. Not a prediction or barber-reviewed reference.