How Long Does a Fade Haircut Last?

So, you're thinking of getting a fade haircut? Awesome! Fades are a great way to keep your hair looking neat and tidy. But how long does a fade haircut last? And which type of fade should you go for? In this article, we'll take a look at the different types of fades and how long each one lasts.

First, let's look at the different types of fade haircuts:

Skin Fade

A skin fade is a type of fade haircut where the hair is faded down to the skin. This type of fade is a classic look and suits almost any hair type and style. A skin fade can last anywhere from two to four weeks.

High Fade

A high fade haircut is a type of fade that starts high up on the head, typically around the temples and ears. This type of fade lasts about two to three weeks.

Medium Fade

A medium fade haircut starts in the middle of the head and fades down towards the neck. This type of fade lasts about three to four weeks.

Low Fade

A low fade haircut starts near the bottom of the head and fades up towards the crown. This type of fade lasts about four to six weeks.

Box Fade

A box fade is a type of fade haircut where the hair is faded evenly all around the head, creating a "box" shape. This type of fade can last anywhere from two to four weeks.

Now that you know the different types of fades, you're probably wondering how long each one lasts. Here's a quick breakdown:

- Skin Fade: Two to four weeks

- High Fade: Two to three weeks

- Medium Fade: Three to four weeks

- Low Fade: Four to six weeks

- Box Fade: Two to four weeks

As you can see, there's a wide range in how long each type of fade lasts. It really depends on how fast your hair grows and how often you get your haircut. Generally speaking, the shorter the fade, the more often you'll need to get it trimmed.

So, there you have it! Now that you know all about fades, go ahead and book a haircut at one of our two Capello Barbers locations. And don't forget to come back here and let us know how long your fade lasted!