The Fade haircut is not about to fade away

Friday, February 02, 2018

With hairstyles, no one wants to look 10 years behind time. We are already into the second month of 2018 and we can still spot men who have longer hair on top and shaved sides. It’s the men’s Fade haircut and it’s not about to go away that easily. Arts & Culture Staff Writer MOMPATI TLHANKANE observes this multi-dimensional cut as people pick up hairstyles for this summer

Informally called the ‘F*#kboy hairstyle, most women say they can spot a ‘F*#kboy from a distance by his faded coiffure. With many definitions, the crude epithet can be described as a man who doesn’t respect women and solely interested in sexual relationships.

Despite the negative association, the hairstyle looks remarkable on boys, young men and older men thus over the years it has represented coolness.

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