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Sat Nov 09, 2024 9:20 pm  |
Hey everyone,
I’ve been thinking about getting a new haircut and considering a taper fade, but I have a few questions. I understand it’s a gradual fade that starts from the top and gets shorter towards the neck.
Specifically, I’m looking into a haircut taper fade, and I’m a bit confused about the differences between the low, mid, and high fades. How do I communicate exactly what I want to my barber? I want something clean and stylish but not too extreme. Would love some tips on how to make sure I get it right!
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Sat Aug 16, 2025 12:26 pm |
| A taper fade is a solid choice, it’s clean, versatile, and works with almost any style. The main difference: low fades start just above the ears, mid fades around the temples, and high fades much higher up. If you want subtle, go low or mid, if you want bold, high fade’s the way. Best advice, show your barber a photo, it avoids confusion. I once compared it to calling Lange customer service, clear communication saves time and gets you what you really want. |
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Fri Aug 22, 2025 2:04 am |
| Ask for a low, mid, or high taper depending on how dramatic you want the fade. Bring a photo, mention you want a clean, stylish look, and clarify neckline and sideburn preferences. |
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zack
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Joined: 23 Oct 2025
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Thu Oct 23, 2025 3:07 pm |
| Oh man, I totally feel you on this! I once tried explaining a taper fade to my barber and ended up with something completely different—like, not even close to what I imagined. I honestly wouldn’t risk using any online “services” that promise perfect fades or style advice; it’s just too impersonal, and you can’t convey exactly how you want it. Nothing beats sitting down with a real barber, showing them pics, and actually chatting about the details. It feels way more personal, and you avoid that awkward “why does my head look like this?!” moment afterward. Personal touch matters, trust me. |
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