Red is for the one action that books a chair. Hover over any button to see the stepped fill.
Fade Lab treats every cut like a measurement. The brand borrows its rules from the clipper: hard steps, exact numbers, clean lines, and one red stripe from the barber pole.
Five bars that climb like a fade, short at the neckline and longest on top. The last bar is red: the line where the clipper stops and the scissors start.
Each bar is one unit taller than the last. Never smooth the steps into a curve or a gradient.
Only the tallest bar is red. On one-color prints, all five bars go solid ink.
The mark is cut, not molded. No rounding, no shadows, no outlines.
A lab bench of paper and ink, with the barber pole as the only color. Tap a color to copy its hex.
Pole Blue appears in one place only: the spinning barber pole. Use it for the pole, the loading state and the favicon stripe. Every button, link and highlight uses Pole Red.
A condensed display face for the sign above the door, a plain sans for reading, and a mono face for every number on the ticket.
Skin fade.
A cut that grows out clean in three weeks, not two.
Every booking starts with a two-minute consult. We check the crown, the growth pattern and how you style it at home, then pick the guard numbers together.
#1 → #4 taper45 min₪110Tue 17:30
Clipper guards are the brand's measuring scale. The nine guard numbers drive the gray tints and the spacing tokens, and they name the cuts on the menu.
The classic short back and sides. Shows the scalp under bright light.
| Guard | Length | Space token | Tint |
|---|
Buttons fill up in five hard steps on hover, the same five steps as the logo. Nothing fades smoothly except the haircut.
Red is for the one action that books a chair. Hover over any button to see the stepped fill.
Walk-ins see the real wait before they leave home. Solid bars are in a chair, dashed bars are waiting.
If it can be measured, show the number.