A low taper fade transitions from long, textured hair on top to a very short, to-the-skin cut at the base of the neck. Ask for a low taper fade by requesting a cut that gives you volume at the top of your head, a gradual taper at the back, and a low fade at the nape of your neck.

A taper fade haircut keeps the hair long on top while tapering it down the sides and back. The hair gets progressively shorter as it goes down the head until it blends in with the skin. This gradual fade looks sharp and neat, with no messy or unsightly edges or rough spots.

The taper fade haircut is a way to cut hair on the sides and back. The taper fade starts with long hair on top and gradually tapers the hair shorter down the sides of the head. The fading process blends the longer hair on top into the sides to create a clean faded or tapered style.

A long tapered haircut combines the length and versatility of long hair with the neatness and structure of a taper fade. The longer hair on top can be styled in various ways, such as being slicked back, worn loose and flowing, or tied up in a ponytail or bun, while the tapered sides and back create a clean and polished look.