Low taper long hair

For men who have a kinky texture and still want to sport a fresh, fabulous look, the afro has been on for a long time and is patronized by a good number of stars. Pairing this long hairstyle with a low fade brings a fresh appeal to it. This look is quite easy to maintain and does not cause much fuss. To stand out, some more, consider adding a subtle hair design in the taper fade. Ponytail long hair taper fade Long, blonde locks, just like a prince! Make it one of a kind with a cleaned-up undercut and beautiful dark roots. This cut is a modern-day disconnect using barbering techniques with fading and tapering. My favorite thing about this is the severe disconnect from the short to long. Maintenance is about every two weeks to keep up with the short fade and taper on the sides. I recommend not washing your hair every day but maybe every other day to maintain the color and health of your hair. Use a leave-in conditioner to revamp the style and a protein spray to keep the color from fading.

There is also the question concerning a low taper vs a high taper. The main difference between a low taper and a high taper is where the hair is cut up to. A low taper will see the hair cut at the lowest portion of your head, around the neckline. A high taper will see the hair cut above your ears. Tapered haircut Normally seen in men of all ages, the temple taper fade is a classic hairstyle, also known as taper fade, a temple fade, or temp fade. By changing or adjusting the blade length up or down a few sizes, you can modify the cut; it’s good at many different lengths. It is also a nice low maintenance cut, as it needs only to be cut every few weeks. This is a timeless haircut that has looked great for decades and will look great for decades to come.