
Low Skin Fade for Pronounced Back
A specialized low skin fade designed to flatter men with a prominent occipital bone (pronounced back of head). The skilled technique keeps slightly more length around the natural head contour, creating balance and proportion. This personalized approach demonstrates advanced barbering technique. Ideal for oval head shapes; discuss your specific head shape with your barber. Maintain every 2-3 weeks.
IDEAL_FACE_SHAPES
SUITABLE_FOR
- prominent occipital bone
- oval head shape
MULTI-ANGLE_VIEW
FRONT / SIDE / BACK

HISTORY_&_ORIGIN
This specialized technique emerged from master barbers who recognized that head shapes vary significantly and standard fades don't work for everyone. The approach represents the evolution from one-size-fits-all barbering to personalized cutting that considers individual anatomy. It showcases the difference between a good barber and a great one.
MAINTENANCE
Maintenance follows the same 2-3 week schedule as standard low fades. The key is returning to the same barber who understands your head shape. Avoid switching barbers frequently as the technique requires familiarity with your specific contours.
RECOMMENDED_PRODUCTS
- Light pomade or clay
- Leave-in conditioner
- Styling comb
- Finishing spray
BARBER_TIPS
Before the cut, show your barber the back of your head and discuss your prominent occipital bone. Ask them to keep slightly more length around the bulge to create balance. A skilled barber will understand immediately. Don't be afraid to speak up about your head shape concerns.
STYLING_STEPS
- 1
Style follows the same approach as standard low fade
- 2
Apply product to towel-dried hair
- 3
Style top in desired direction
- 4
The back naturally lays well due to the cut
- 5
Minimal maintenance required
- 6
Focus styling efforts on the top section