Geometric Fade Sectioning Clips (Wood)

Why sectioning matters for a perfect fade
A blurred fade starts with a clear plan. Before you touch your clippers, you need to separate the top from the sides, the crown from the nape. That’s what these Geometric Fade Sectioning Clips are made for.

Designed specifically for fade workflows, each clip holds hair firmly without snagging, creasing, or slipping — even on coarse or curly textures.

Built for barbers, by a fade brand

• Material: High-strength alloy fittings + smooth natural wood body

• Grip: Gentle but secure — no pulling or tugging

• Geometry: Angled tips for easy insertion and removal

• Durability: Rust-proof, washable, and lightweight

How to use them in a fade (quick pro tip)

1. Section the top – Clip away anything above the parietal ridge

2. Isolate the fade zone – Use 4–6 clips around the head

3. Fade bottom to top – Remove one clip at a time as you blend upward

4. Detail the hairline – Use a single clip to hold back sideburns or bangs

What’s included

• Set of 6 geometric wood sectioning clips

• Alloy fittings for long-term use

Pro tip from FadeBlading

“The biggest mistake beginners make? Not sectioning. If you don’t separate the top first, you’ll cut into length you wanted to keep. These clips force you to work methodically — better fades, faster.”
— FadeBlading Course Instructor

Bullet list for quick skimmers

• ✅ Fade-specific design – Made for barbers, not general styling

• ✅ Alloy fittings – Rust-proof and durable

• ✅ Wood body – Lightweight, eco-friendly, slip-resistant

• ✅ Geometric tips – Easy insertion without pulling hair

• ✅ Washable – Spray with Blade Disinfectant Spray between clients