Barber Point Tail Fade Comb

🧠 Why Every Fade Needs a Point Tail Comb

Most combs are fine for basic detangling. But a fade requires precision. You need to:

• Isolate the parietal ridge for a clean drop fade

• Lift hair at the temple for a sharp line-up

• Section the C-cup without disturbing the blend

That's exactly what the Barber Point Tail Fade Comb was built for.

🔧 What Makes This Comb Different

• Precision Point Tail – The extended metal or plastic tail lifts small sections of hair without pulling or snagging. Perfect for:

  • Drop fade sectioning

  • Burst fade curves

  • Temple detailing

  • Beard line-ups

• Dual-Sided Teeth – Fine teeth for smooth detangling and blend-checking. Wide teeth for thicker curls and coarse hair textures.

• Lightweight Plastic Body – Won't tire your hand during long cuts. Easy to sanitize between clients.

• Color Options – Black (professional, low-profile) or Purple (high-visibility, easy to spot on your station).

📦 What's Included

• 1 × Barber Point Tail Fade Comb

• Color: Black or Purple (select above)

📘 Educational Section: How to Use the Point Tail Comb in a Fade

Step 1 – Section the Fade Zone

Use the pointed tail to horizontally part the hair just above the parietal ridge. Clip the top hair away. This creates a clean canvas for your fade.

Step 2 – Map the C-Cup

Trace the pointed tail around the ear to outline the C‑cup curve. This gives you a visual guide before you pick up your clippers.

Step 3 – Lift for Line-Ups

Before using your trimmer, lift the hair along the hairline with the point tail. You'll see every stray hair that needs to be removed.

Step 4 – Check Your Blend

After fading, run the fine-tooth side backward through the blend zone. If you feel or see a line, go back in with your clippers.

💡 Pro Tip from FadeBlading

Spray the comb lightly with your Fade Control Spray Bottle before sectioning. Damp hair stays in place better and won't slip off the tail.

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