The fade haircut has officially transcended gender norms.
There’s two major styles of fades to choose from:the high or low fade.
Here’s how to tell whether a high or low fade is better for you.
Enter: the high fade.
“If you’ve got a round face shape, think square.
This can be done easily with a textured crop, comb-over fade or slicked back undercut.
“Classic, neat haircuts complement a square shape best,” Stevens said.
Meanwhile, a more medium-length cut will soften up a heart-shaped face’s wider forehead.
Look for volume in a pompadour, faux hawk, or tapered cut.
Pro tip: According to Fashionbeans, stubble can help soften an already killer jawline by adding texture.
“The reason being is that it’s clean, neat and easy to maintain,” he said.
However, this laid-back style isn’t going to work on everyone.
A low fade is best paired with oval, rectangular, or diamond shaped faces.
This can be achieved with a hard side part or buzz cut.
Opt for a side-swept crop, spiked hair, or shaggy top to create volume.
Whatever your face shape, a chic look is just a haircut away!
