Gradient men's cut: invest in the model that matches all hair types

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28/ Gradient men's cut: invest in the model that matches all hair types

The marked male cuts are left behind! Bet on the gradient for a modern and stylish look

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The gradient has really been present in trends for men's cuts in recent times. And boys, it's a one-way street! Also known as fade or disguise, the technique makes any cut much more interesting and current. Modernity happens exactly because it does not have demarcated lines, which can end up weighing the look. The style has even won over the biggest names in music and sport, such as Drake, David Beckham, Cristiano Ronaldo and Neymar. Want to know how to get the perfect gradient? Come with us to check out some tips!

The gradient suits all hair types

This type of technique is very democratic and suits absolutely all types of hair. You can invest in the gradient in almost any cut that has a shaved, undercut or sidecut style. Like tapered hair, caesar haircut, pompadours, mohawks and military cuts. With the disguise you will acquire a much more modern and stripped look. It's worth looking for a good professional if you don't have the confidence to do the effect yourself.

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Shave two centimeters above the ear for an average height

To do the traditional gradient, at a medium height, the secret is to shave two centimeters above the ear. If you make the shaved part too high, it will be difficult to fade further and the lines will be more pronounced. If you shave just above the ear, the cover will be too low and the result will not be as nice. Always remember that you can up the shaved part if it's too small, but never increase what you've already removed. So go easy on that part.

 

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Don't forget to pay attention to the top

With this type of cut, the ideal thing is that the top of the head has longer strands. So no leaving them straight. Finishing this part will make the hair fall have more movement and match the style of the sides more. Layers are a great option for those with straight, wavy, or curly locks. For those who have a beautiful black power, the tip is to invest in a dry cut to keep the format up to date.