Low taper fade, tried on your own face
The low taper fade keeps length on top and tapers the hair gradually just above the ears and neckline. It is the most requested cut in barbershops right now because it looks sharp without being as aggressive as a skin fade.
Because the taper sits low, it frames the face less dramatically than a mid or high fade, which makes it the safest fade to start with. The photo above is a real render from Lineup: same face, same lighting, new cut.
See the low taper fade on YOUR face
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What is the difference between a low taper fade and a regular fade?
A low taper only shortens the hair around the ears and neckline, while a full fade blends the whole side of the head down to the skin. The low taper is subtler and grows out more gracefully.
What should I ask my barber for?
Ask for a "low taper fade with texture on top". Showing your barber a photo of the cut on your own face removes the guesswork, which is exactly what Lineup renders.
How does the Lineup try-on work?
Upload one selfie, pick a style, and Lineup renders it on your own face in 5-15 seconds with identity-preserving AI: your face, skin tone, and expression stay exactly as they are. Your first render is free.
Is Lineup a subscription?
Lineup Pro is, and we say so up front: $6.99 per month or $29.99 per year, with no introductory offer on either plan. If you would rather not subscribe at all, Lineup Lifetime is $49.99 once and never renews. The renewal price and date are shown before you start, and Pro includes 100 renders per rolling 7 days. Credits bought under the old one-time model never expire.
