Skin Fade

What your skin fade covers

A consultation-led cut focused on clean blending and a balanced shape.

• Quick chat on what you want (low, mid or high fade, and how tight to go)
• Shampoo and cut to prep the hair and set the shape
• Skin fade clipper work with smooth transitions and tidy detailing
• Blending into the top length so it looks natural from every angle
• Edging and finishing for a crisp outline (kept realistic to your hairline)
• Styling and simple advice so it is easy to manage at home

Who a skin fade is best for

A skin fade works well if you want a consistently sharp finish that grows out neatly. It is ideal for:

• Men who like a clean, structured look for work and weekends
• Anyone who wants a close, cooler feel around the sides and neckline
• Clients who train regularly and want a cut that stays tidy
• Short styles that pair well with a closely groomed beard
• Those who keep their hair very short alongside SMP or tricopigmentation (appearance-led, not medical)

How the appointment works

We start with a quick consultation to agree the fade height, the level of skin exposure, and how you wear the top. The cut includes a shampoo to reset the hair, then the fade is built in stages for a smooth blend rather than harsh steps. Finally, the neckline and edges are refined and the cut is styled to show the finished shape.

Aftercare and maintenance

To keep a skin fade looking crisp, most people rebook more often than with a longer cut. At home, use a light styling product that suits your hair type and avoid overloading the top so the fade stays balanced. If you want it looking fresh for a specific date, book a few days before rather than the night before.