What is low fade undercut?

A low fade undercut is a modern and versatile hairstyle combining two popular haircuts: the low fade and the undercut.

• Definition: The hair on top is longer and disconnected from the sides, which are faded (tapered) down to the skin, starting low near the ears and neckline.

• Key Features:

  • Low Fade: The fade begins low on the head, creating a subtle transition.
  • Undercut: The hair on top is kept relatively long and disconnected from the faded sides.
  • Versatility: Can be styled in various ways, like slicked back, quiffed, or textured.
  • Clean Look: Offers a neat and polished appearance.

• Styling: Requires minimal styling effort for some variations but can be adapted for more elaborate styles. Product like hair wax or pomade is often used.

• Suitable Hair Types: Works well with various hair types, including straight, wavy, and curly hair.

• Maintenance: Requires regular trims to maintain the fade and overall shape.