Military Fade

Lastly the Fade is very commonly seen in military haircuts as it satisfies the requirement of keeping the hair very short.

Military fade. To do the Fade haircut the hair on the back and sides is clipped in layers and. You can pretty much guarantee that the haircut you have right now if shorter has originated in some way in the military. If you only have half an inch to work with a flat top creates subtle spikes near the crown for a pristine.

The hair is tapered quickly until you reach that about 1 to 2 inches above the bottom of the hairline at which point a low guard clipper is used to finish the cut. Gradually fade and blend your hair by changing the guards. Generally speaking the closer you are to the battlefield the more likely you are to have a shorter haircut.

I give Tristin and Trevir hair cuts today. Also known as Military style hair cut. Move the clippers up the sides and back to trim the hair.

The High Fade The high fade is a very aggressively tapered fade. Short to medium length hair. And thats because military haircuts are typically always short and faded used because they are less maintenance and more hygienic.

Decide if you want a short or long fade and choose the appropriate guard size. Tap into a vintage military hairstyle with a trendy regulation haircut. All You Need To Know About Fades Originally worn in the 40s and 50s in the US military and continued in black and hispanic barbershops the fade really got elevated into popular culture in the 90s with people like Will Smith in the Fresh Prince of Bel Air.

Watch and learn how to cut a Fade-style haircut. The Low Fade A low fade falls in between the regular fade and the high fade. The mens high and tight haircut is practical stylish and easy to get.