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Ur a barber bro why wouldn’t u be able to cut his hair thats ur job

Did u end up with a bad headache?

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2:45 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Yea i suggest going with a higher guard first then lower if needed

Its disturbing because you say, "you have been cutting his hair for a long time," yet the taper was not good, and you plugged his waves on multiple occasions. The "cut" is 2.5 out of 5 stars. You need to master the depths in the gradient of cutting your clients hair so you can adjust before you over cut their waves in spots too low. Also, there was no transition in your taper! The back taper was ok...the side taper needs more gradual darkness, not just skin bald then hair and slap a line on it. You are a decent barber, so hopefully these tips give you insights on what wavers requirements are from barbers.

Yup…Everything you want is on the other side of consistency. Step out there.

It not always the cut

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Ummm nah son!!!

Yo stoopid😂😂 jajajaja

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I know 1 thing ...That's my Nepw..Talk Your Stuff!!!!!

Only getting two likes. 😂

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This lowkey 🔥 tho

That means you need to tag along to a baile🤠😏

Yo that go hard lol😂

This song just be making me feel some type of way for no reason😂

Song name please 😂

New barbers should exercise caution and avoid buying every new set of clippers that hits the market for several reasons: 1. Cost Management: Constantly purchasing new clippers can be financially draining, especially for those starting their career. It’s essential to manage expenses wisely and invest in equipment that genuinely enhances your skills. 2. Skill Development: Focus on honing your skills rather than relying solely on new tools. Mastering the fundamentals of cutting and styling is crucial, and skill development should take precedence over accumulating a vast collection of clippers. 3. Understanding Your Needs: Each barber has unique preferences and requirements when it comes to tools. Buying every new release might lead to a collection of clippers that don’t align with your specific needs or work style. 4. Quality Over Quantity: It’s more beneficial to invest in high-quality, durable clippers rather than constantly chasing the latest models. Quality tools last longer, perform better, and provide a better overall experience for both the barber and the client. 5. Industry Stability: Barbering tools and technologies can evolve, but not every new release becomes a staple in the industry. Waiting for feedback and reviews on the effectiveness and reliability of new clippers can save you from investing in gadgets that might not stand the test of time. - In summary, new barbers should prioritize skill development, understand their specific needs, and invest wisely in quality tools rather than succumbing to the temptation of buying every new clipper that hits the market.

Let me know in the comments how you guys feel about enhancements👀.. My thoughts, If your client asks for enhancements why in the world would you tell them no? Stop listening to other barbers opinions about what YOUR paying customer wants you to provide them. Are you tryna build a clientele or impress other barbers who aren’t sitting in your chair ?? Yes I do believe that beginner barbers need to get the basics down before messing with any type of enhancements but to say use no enhancements at all you’re losing out on money🤷🏾‍♂️

😅😂 Let's go Papi

We need more black and Hispanic meshes

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Im a Chiefs fan, and That game was insane, I'm happy we won (obviously) but it was still a great game and if zay flowers didt get prideful standing over Sneed I feel like he would have gotten a td out of it and had let the ravens later tie the game but it's in the past now. Anyways KC played a great game last night❤

patriots fans watching chiefs fans are like “that used to be us 😭”

I love how you almost gave the enhancement illusion great shit man. I hate when people spray enhancements on kids

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Good cut fam…slight suggestion from something I noticed you do that I used to do…when you hit them with the razor and you have that buildup of spritz or holding spray…dust it away then, brush or comb over the line and hit the line again with the trimmer to all the way make sure you get any hairs that may pop back over the line…I promise you it makes the line that much more crispy…and utilize your pencil as well…that will make it hit even harder💪🏾keep doing ya thing fam🙏🏾

Need better lighting for your video quality dawg, it was kinda hard to see the final result. Also some enhancements would've made the haircut look way more crispy. Good fundamentals though. good job.

A little more detail work could’ve been done. Overall nice cut dude

He looks like little baby twin like he can be his brother

Work those guards a little more Bro, and just keep cutting!!

He wolfed too long🤦🏾‍♂️

The burns should’ve just been cut off you can hardly see it lol

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Nice detail work! Keep grinding!! Salute homie!!

nice work!!

Best Barber in Jersey & that’s my twin 🏁🏁✔️

U need a better camera .. Or change the camera lighting on the one U have .. Can’t really see ya work cause of the lighting ..

That was not a good cut but I c u got potential y don't u watch a tutorial of 360 Jeezy or game changer or Chris bossio you'll become a better barber just practice your craft more and stay motivated...

Clean need to come in for mine soon.

That Looks Terrible…Why did you put all that White Stuff on Him? 😢

Do try to fade the whole head at 1 time

Always fade 1 step at a time it will be a better consistent fade