It's time for the mullet to step aside, because the next trend is here! It is the blowout taper haircut that is now often requested at barbershops. Its defining features are a tapered fade on the sides and back with plenty of weight towards the top of the sides and back. If you want to stay trendy, embrace a youthful look or cut off your mullet while keeping some of the party at the back, then this hairstyle is perfect for you. Here are the examples you can take to your hairdresser, along with some recommendations from experts!
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There are a number of variations on the blowout taper fade. One you'll see often is the mid-taper blowout. This version looks good on any head shape and is a nice middle ground between the subtle low taper and the aggressive high taper.
If you don't want to say goodbye to your skin fade, you can still add a blowout by growing more weight toward the top of the sides and back. This look is great for guys whose curvature starts higher on the side of the head.
If there's one hairstyle that's been making waves lately, it's Edgar. Probably the most controversial hairstyles of recent years, after the mullet. Combine your tapered bangs with heavy, blunt bangs to achieve this look. Love it or hate it, the Edgar fits perfectly into the current trend.
