Choose the fade height
The shop lists skin fades, low fades, mid fades, taper fades and drop fades. The fade height changes where the shortest area begins and how much contrast appears between the sides and the hair above it.
A low fade keeps the transition closer to the ear and neckline. A mid fade places the transition higher. A skin fade creates the strongest short-to-long contrast. A taper concentrates cleanup around the sideburn and neckline areas. A drop fade follows a curved line behind the ear.
How to explain the result
Bring one or two photos that show the side profile and top. Tell the barber which parts of the photo matter to you rather than assuming the haircut name communicates everything. The Build Your Cut tool can also create a simple summary for fade height, top length and selected add-ons.
Fade maintenance varies with how sharp you want the shortest areas to look and how quickly your hair grows. The website does not prescribe a schedule; return when the transition no longer looks the way you want.
Walk-in fade service
No online appointment is required. Visit the Dawson Creek shop during posted hours, or call first when current wait information matters. The gallery includes real examples connected to the shop rather than stock haircut imagery.
Plan your walk-in
Find the shop at 809 103 Ave, Dawson Creek. Review today’s posted hours and directions, see real shop work, or call +1 250-782-1760 when current availability matters.