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Mid Taper Textured Fringe

A textured fringe paired with a mid taper for more side contrast than the standard low taper version.

Cut difficulty

medium

Maintenance

medium

Popularity

91/100

What to tell your barber

Use this script for a mid taper textured fringe, then show the generated reference image.

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"I want a mid taper textured fringe."
2
"Use a mid taper that gives contrast but does not climb into the fringe weight."
3
"Keep the fringe textured and forward with enough density to style."
4
"Keep the blend clean and adjust the finish for my hair texture."

The mid taper should sharpen the side profile without creating a shelf under the fringe.
The final shape should be checked from the side, front, and back before the neckline is finished.

Keep the mid taper fresh so the fringe does not make the sides look bulky.
Refresh the fade every 2 to 3 weeks before the shortest area grows blurry.
Start styling with texture powder, then add more product only where the top needs control.

Open a related cut if this one is close but not quite the right fade height or top shape.

A balanced taper that starts higher than a low taper, giving more contrast while staying wearable.

A forward fringe cut with broken texture through the front, often paired with a taper or fade to keep the sides clean.

A trending low taper that keeps the sides controlled and pushes the visual weight into a messy, forward fringe.

An Edgar crop with a mid taper for extra contrast through the sides while keeping the front edge strong.