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A buzz cut parting is kind of a cheat’s version of a comb-over, in that it’s not a parting per se. But it allows people with thinner hair to get in on the divided-do action. As the line is actually shaved into the hair, you’ll either look like a shoplifter or Zayn Malik. Comb over hairstyles is classic looks that have stood the test of time, due to equal parts versatility and swag. Oozing with a democratic appeal, it’s one of those rare cuts that look good on nearly everyone.

First off, make sure the hair is grown out sufficiently to allow it to be styled into a quiff to begin with. Ask the barber for a comb over fade and explain that you want enough length left on top to wear it in a loose quiff. On this occasion, you can try the number 1 or even the number 2 fade haircut to see if you like it and then you go for a short fade. Using an ordinary comb, clean up the fading. (For dark hair, use a white comb; and use a dark comb for light hair.) Being able to cut the hair exactly the way you want, allows you to do an awesome haircut fast and conveniently.

Figure out how high you want your fade, the type of fade you like best, and how long you’ll leave the top. After you get the haircut, it’s only a matter of styling the top each day. And you can make that as intensive or minimal as you want. Cremo’s sandalwood comb helps to minimize static, and its dual ends are designed to tame beards of all densities, textures, and lengths. (Use the medium width for detangling and the finer width for styling.) It’s durable and portable, too, since the sandalwood won’t snap like many plastic or acetate alternatives. Ask the barber for a classic comb over fade and they’ll know what to do. You can also specify how low or high you’d like the fade to be, depending on your face shape. For long faces, ask the barber to bring the fade fairly low down. You needn’t be Jake Gyllenhaal in Southpawto look like a winner with a fade. “It’s generally a flattering cut, making the head and face seem less round or circular,” says Kidd. Be careful with the styling on top, though, especially if you’re noticing a few more hairs in the sink when you wash your mop.

Use the fine-tooth side (and a little pomade or gel) to achieve a sleeker, more formal look and the medium-tooth side to detangle hair when you step out of the shower. More and more men choose fade haircuts nowadays. Fade haircuts are arguably the best choice you have and will definitely make you look better than you used to if done correctly.This is a great choice for anyone with curly or coily hair. It helps untangle knots and kinks, leaving curls and coils looking (and feeling) their very best.