Every time we find more artistic and experimental hairstyles such as Burst Fade style. His cut goes in fade with a burst appearance and leaving one Very close or shaved area in the area around the ear and on the back of the head.
Why Bust Fade? This term has been associated with a type of tapered haircut, an alternative to low fade, mid fade or high fade, in this case the burt stays a long rounded up to the neckline and is contoured next to what is short forming a faded or diminishing burst.
It must be pointed out that this kind of fade is the key to your cut, is the one who marks this style. It can be differentiated from the similar drop fades, but this one differs in that its section is much longer and dips in the back, without going beyond the neck.
Burst Fade Styles
There are countless of cuts that you can apply to this style. It can be combined with other haircuts without any problem, but its faded towards the contour of the neck or reaching the nape is his main motto. It should be noted that his ideal cut reaches razor number 1 (equivalent to 3 mm) and where very blond men will always have to raise their number. Its blonde hue will make your fade appear much more pronounced due to its color.
Mid Head Fade or Fade Low
Its faded effect has its origin there in the 60s under the name "Fade" and today it is a cut that sets the trend. The introduction to his style is barely a few years old and, as always, creating a trend with the help of some footballers.
this cut creates an informal texture, with an appearance that creates a push towards the back and with clean sides in its cut, but always in the form of bursts and creating that avant-garde style.
Resembles the Razor Fade, another type of intermediate fade that would be between the “Bald Fade” and the “Skin Fade”, where when making the cut it would be done with a razor fade and below the temple-occipital axis line. In this way we create a total Fade in the head.
From left to right: Fade Low and Razor Fade
Low fade on the head with a lot of baldness or Bald Fade
This cut takes a good pass with the razor, and it is that its fading is much more marked, almost forming a bald spot on the sides of the head. Do not forget that what remains without fading makes a shadow effect between the axis of the temple and the beginning of the occipital bone.
Faded skin or the so-called Skin Fade
its fading continues to mark the shape of Burst Fade, but this time it is marked from much higher, much higher than the temple. And it starts to outline and you can tint it to different lengths and fades.
Burst Fade Undercut
this cut creates a great contrast, between his shaved part, his middle part with his half cut and the undercut effect. The measurements number 1 and number 2 of the razor are used for the part of the sides or sides of the ears.
It is symbolized by having to leave the top of the head with plenty of hair, which can either be combed sideways or created into a large slicked-back quiff. It stands out for being a medium fade next to an undercut cut.
From left to right: Bald Face, Skin Face and Burst Face Undercut
Mid Burst Skin Fade
This other shape creates an informal style, where it rewards the great thrust of its cut towards the back. Keep the upper part prevailing, retouched but not shaved and creating those bursts towards the ears. If you have straight hair this haircut is made much more superior.
Two Block Burst Fade or fading in bursts
This haircut is characterized by being created at two heights or two blocks. It is trimmed towards the inner half, leaving long hair on the side of the head and on its top. Some people play with dyes in their hair to create that effect with much more character. In this case, you can bleach the longest part of the hair to create that contrast with the part around the ears.
From left to right: Mid Burst Skin Fade, Two Block Burst Fade, and Mowhack
mohawk style
The Mohawk style is without a doubt who characterizes the Burst Fade since it's his classic version. A wide curly Mohawk cut that fades back looks stunning. Its sides continue to be shaved, even creating bald spots above the ears. this cut it has to create a clean and fresh effect, with that touch of elegance. Again, this cut looks great on curly hair, but it can be done on any texture.