Haircut · Taper cut
Low Taper with Short Coily Top
A short natural 4C top with full dark side and rear weight, a localized low temple taper, a separate low nape taper, and a clean natural hairline.
Available as a mobile service at homes, offices, and hotels across Greater Montréal.
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Fashion white · target #F2F0EA
Current documented coverage: four verified angles from 0° to 180°. A continuous 360° turntable publishes only after 24–36 consistent frames pass registry QA.
Showing three-quarter view at 20°.
Required registry views
One cut. Four viewpoints.
A single portrait can hide the taper, fade height, crown, weight line, or neckline. Every published Hairqut record must show the construction from the front, three-quarter, side, and rear. The recorded fashion white backdrop keeps the silhouette readable while preserving fine strand detail.
Reference specification
What defines this cut.
These attributes describe the canonical reference shown above. They are a communication standard, not a claim that every client should receive an identical result.
- Top length
- Approx. 3–4 cm
- Reference texture
- Dense 4C coils
- Taper
- Localized temple and nape
- Side weight
- Full and dark
Cut construction
- Top
- Short natural micro-coils retain approximately 3–4 cm and a softly squared silhouette.
- Temples
- Each taper is confined to a small sideburn and temple-corner zone rather than extending across the side.
- Sides
- Dense dark bulk remains above and behind the ears, clearly distinguishing the cut from a low fade.
- Nape
- A separate low taper transitions only through the lower 2–3 cm of the central neckline.
- Hairline
- Clean and balanced with a natural finish and no painted enhancement.
- Reference colour
- Natural black; colour is not a defining feature of the cut.
Professional brief
What to ask for
- 1
Keep approximately 3–4 cm of natural coily length on top and preserve the softly squared silhouette.
- 2
Retain dark side bulk above and behind both ears; do not build a continuous fade panel.
- 3
Confine each temple taper to a small localized sideburn and corner zone.
- 4
Create a separate low nape taper through only the bottom 2–3 cm of the neckline.
- 5
Balance the hairline cleanly without enhancement spray, fibres, or an unnaturally painted finish.
Bring the four-view record to your consultation. Your professional should confirm what is achievable from your current length, density, texture, growth pattern, and hair condition before beginning.
Wear and maintenance
Living with the cut.
Maintenance depends on growth rate and how precisely you want the silhouette and perimeter to remain. These intervals are practical starting points, not fixed rules.
Find a professional for this style- Coil care
- Use light hydration and avoid heavy buildup that collapses the natural micro-coil texture.
- Taper refresh
- Typically every 2–3 weeks if the localized temple and nape gradients should remain crisp.
- Full reshape
- Typically every 4–6 weeks to maintain top height, side weight, and overall silhouette.
- Adaptation
- Top length and taper contrast should be adjusted to curl pattern, density, growth direction, and scalp preference.
Quality assessment
Visible, not implied.
Publication threshold: 85. Assessed .
Why this record passed with warnings
- Minor facial and ear variation is visible between the front and rotated views; the coily top and localized taper construction remain consistent.
- The front hairline reads slightly sharper than the softer natural finish visible at three-quarter and side.
- AI-derived viewpoints are internally consistent illustrations, not proof that one physical 3D subject was photographed from four angles.
Registry provenance
100% AI-generated from scratch.
All four images depict the same fictional subject and were made specifically for this Hairqut record. Fictional person; no real person or celebrity was used as a reference. The set passed deterministic asset checks and a separate visual consistency assessment.