Textured Fringe

About the Textured Fringe

Cut & Silhouette: Description: High skin fade on the sides and back with a short, textured crop top and a short, messy fringe. Key Details: The sides and back are clipped very short, faded down to bare skin at the temples and neckline, creating a high-contrast disconnect with the longer top. The top is heavily layered and textured. Ear coverage: above-ear (ears exposed). Sideburns: faded to skin, blending into the facial hair. Nape/neckline: tapered to skin. Length: Overall: Top length approximately 2.5–3.5 in (6.5–9 cm) from crown to ends. Front: Fringe length approximately 1.5–2 in (4–5 cm) from hairline to ends. Sides: Faded gradually from ~0.75 in (2 cm) at the top of the fade to skin at the bottom. Back/Nape: Faded to skin, matching the sides in length and taper. Fringe: Short, irregular, resting above the eyebrows. Front/Bangs & Parting: Description: Short, textured fringe styled forward across the forehead, with slightly choppy ends. Parting: No distinct part line; hair is styled forward and slightly tousled. Texture & Finish: Natural Texture: Wavy (Type 2A–2B), styled to emphasize texture. Styled Finish: Tousled, textured, and matte finish with visible separation. Styling tool: likely blow-dried then product applied with fingers. Hold level 3/5 (texturizing paste or clay). Volume & Density: Description: Moderate volume at the top due to layering and texture, contrasting with the flat, faded sides and back. Thickness: Medium to thick; appears dense on top. Color: Base Color: Dark brown, neutral-cool tone. Multi-tonal Effects: Uniform color; subtle natural variations due to lighting and texture.

Who Should Get This Cut

The Textured Fringe is a versatile style that works particularly well for men looking for a balanced, flattering cut. It suits a range of face shapes and hair textures, and can be adapted for both casual and more polished looks. If you want a style that's easy to maintain while still looking sharp, this could be the perfect choice.