A fade haircut paired with curly hair creates a striking blend of style and texture.
The combination gives you endless options to express your personality while maintaining a clean, modern appearance.
Whether you want low, medium, or high fades, these cuts work well with natural curls to create eye-catching styles that suit any face shape and hair type.
Your barber can help you pick the perfect fade level to match your desired look and lifestyle.
1: Curly High Top Fade
The curly high top fade keeps your hair longer on top while the sides fade down smoothly. Your curls create natural volume and height at the crown.
Ask your barber to keep the top section about 2-3 inches long. The sides will gradually taper from your curls down to a clean fade.
You can style this cut by brushing your curls upward to create extra height. A light styling cream helps define your natural texture.
2: Curly Hair Taper Fade
A taper fade adds a clean look to curly hair by gradually blending the sides from longer to shorter lengths. Your curls stay fuller at the top while the sides become neat and trim.
You can choose between a low, mid, or high taper fade to match your style. The higher the fade starts, the more dramatic the contrast will be with your curls.
This cut works great with all curl types and face shapes. Regular trims every 4-6 weeks will keep the fade looking sharp and fresh.
3: Mid Fade with Curly Top
The mid fade with curly top gives you a balanced look that works for both casual and professional settings.
Your barber will fade the sides starting at the middle of your head while keeping your natural curls longer on top.
Ask for a gradual fade that blends smoothly into your curly texture. You can style the top curls with light pomade to enhance their natural pattern and add definition.
4: Curly Shadow Fade
The shadow fade combines your natural curls with a smooth, gradual fade around the sides and back.
