The hair on the front is kept longer and worn in a messy style with its natural curly state. Look at the following hair design where the sides and the back hair are cut in a high taper fade. The clipper setting can be as short as #2 or as long as #5, depending on your preference. (Make sure you tell your stylist how gradual you want the taper to be.) Your stylist may use shears or a hair clipper to achieve the taper. To get the classic taper haircut, start by tapering the sides and the back.
'A graduated bob can be tapered in the back, at the nape of the head. A fade is a very short version of a taper.' VIDEO: The 'Bixie' Is a New Take on the Most Controversial Haircut of the '90s.This is from my experience with both looks Argonaut13 if you want a more controlled and dapper look I'd cut it so that when you slick it back, it hits right before your crown ends and your nape begins. If you want the super long edgy look, what you're doing now looks fine.
