For styling, use a light curl cream to enhance your natural texture without weighing it down.
10: Drop Fade with Curly Hair
A drop fade adds a smooth curve behind your ears while keeping your natural curls on top. This cut works great with both tight and loose curls.
The fade drops lower near your neckline to create a clean, modern look that’s easy to style and maintain.
11: Burst Fade with Curly Mohawk
The burst fade with curly mohawk creates a bold look by keeping curly hair on top while fading the sides around your ears.
Your curls form a mohawk strip down the middle of your head.
The fade curves outward near your ears and neckline, making a unique “burst” pattern that sets this style apart from regular fades.
12: Curly Caesar Fade
Your curly Caesar fade combines the classic Caesar cut with modern fade techniques.
The top keeps natural curls at about 1-2 inches long, while the sides fade smoothly from short to skin.
This style works great with thick, naturally curly hair. The short length makes it easy to manage and style in just a few minutes each morning.
Ask your barber to keep the fringe slightly textured to frame your face. Regular trims every 3-4 weeks will keep the fade looking sharp.
13: High Fade with Loose Curls
A high fade with loose curls creates a bold contrast between your shaved sides and natural curls on top. Your barber will cut the sides very short, starting near the temple area.
Keep your curls loose and bouncy on top for maximum style impact. You can wear them at medium length to show off their natural texture and movement.
14: Mid Taper Fade with Curly Texture
A mid taper fade with curly texture gives you a clean, polished look while keeping your natural curls on top.
The fade starts at the middle of your head and gradually blends into the skin.
Your curls stay longer on top, creating an eye-catching contrast with the faded sides. This style works great for both casual and professional settings.
