Your passion for your work is so obvious and therefore inspiring. I have been cutting hair for 35 years and have learned from you. For me, your clipper work is incredible. You come across as a person who wants to learn more... ALL OF THE TIME. This is why you are successful and, more importantly, will stay that way. However, I do wish to offer some advice on your scissor work. Your scissor action is very jumpy/choppy when you are gripping a section of hair with your palm towards you... one moment of distraction or a sudden movement from your client and blood will flow. My advice for you is this... rest the "still" blade (the non-moving blade) against the middle finger and slide along while cutting. NB Stop cutting when you reach the second knuckle of your middle finger... this will prevent you from taking a chunk out of your palm. This action will also look good for your videos also. The way you cutting "in hand" right now looks hesitant therefore appears amateurish, which you most definitely ARE NOT!!! I hope that you take this advice as helpful and not as disrespectful.
Bro.. for you becoming who you aspire to be, loving the content. Especially now that we get to see the actual barber more. Stay blessed man, also bro what would it take to get one of your trimmers? That would be epic, shot for your content helped me a lot. God bless you
Honestly bro, my hair would by far be the hardest hair you’ve ever cut. my front top corners are receding heavy. Like half way to the back of my head. But the middle isn’t. So what i started doing to hide it is i just started using clippers on the sides and back of my head. A number 3. Then I started growing out the top of my hair, combing it straight forward, then using clippers to line up the front straight across. So eventually the hair on the top back of my head grew in and now my corners cover the receding spots and are even with the top middle. If that makes sense. So you can’t even see my hair receding now. But I don’t know how to blend the longer hair on top of my head with the sides so it kind of looks like I have a crew cut with no fade. N I can’t even go to a barber because none around here can make it look good. I’m really self conscious about my hair. It’s one of my biggest insecurities
Ahh thats makes sense I also have the same problem with my hairline cowlick on the right side thxs bro I was always wondering why my hair would act like that
Dope cut very nice❤I know they like the beard bushy and that’s ok but to bushy defeats the clean look and sorta throws off the cut😮 Just a slight trim of the beard would’ve made a difference…..😊
In this cut, at the temple area , where the straight fringe meets the parietal ridge, at the temple, this barber used sizzor-over-comb to blend. The result is not smooth enough, its nit seamless. A blending area where 2 different lengths meet, is called a 'Ridge Hue'. Frontal area ridge hues, are best dealt with, using thinning shears. Very large teeth that are widely gapped and 7 inches long, are called 'Chunkers' and these are for finishing edge lines on 'solid form' ie: 1 length haircuts, especially where there are no layers cut in, so the weight line is horizontal and heavy...chunkers are a finishing tool here. Same with barbering where you are finushing off a curly mullet edge or shir back and sides, where the top has 2 or more whorls (commonly called cowlicks), thinners diffuse all the differing hair density here. Thinners are elemental tools, once you clearly understand their purpose.
Note the blend area at the temple, has a darker shadow after the cuts complete. Because sizzor over comb does not take out volume, it only aligns lengths. When there's a fafe underneath, particularly a #1, then the fringe and parietal ridge has the hair density of a #3. The gap in between is the heavy shadow of hair, its only been connected with sizzors. Instead using thinnners to take out weight here, on both sides, polishes the finish because this us where a fade, becomes tapeted to the top and front.
Thanks
Your passion for your work is so obvious and therefore inspiring. I have been cutting hair for 35 years and have learned from you. For me, your clipper work is incredible. You come across as a person who wants to learn more... ALL OF THE TIME. This is why you are successful and, more importantly, will stay that way. However, I do wish to offer some advice on your scissor work. Your scissor action is very jumpy/choppy when you are gripping a section of hair with your palm towards you... one moment of distraction or a sudden movement from your client and blood will flow. My advice for you is this... rest the "still" blade (the non-moving blade) against the middle finger and slide along while cutting. NB Stop cutting when you reach the second knuckle of your middle finger... this will prevent you from taking a chunk out of your palm. This action will also look good for your videos also. The way you cutting "in hand" right now looks hesitant therefore appears amateurish, which you most definitely ARE NOT!!! I hope that you take this advice as helpful and not as disrespectful.
Very helpful insight brother! Thank you!
Hi
This is amazing content. You’re super talented at what you do and what I like is the reveal and reactions from your clients. 🙌🏿
Get well soon fam.💯
I’m all good bro thanks
You the goat bro been watching for a while now ❤
didn't think I'd see you here
Thanks for tuning in bro🤝
Dropping dimes with the scissor cuts lately! It's what youtubes missing if you ask me.. great content
too bad about that sweatshirt lol I'd have made him change it or cover it up. great job with the cut tho - another difficult case!
That cut fresh fam… Shear game on point. Get well bro bro
Fye, before the enhancement! Great job!
that was a good cut, you changed his look completely , I thought that @Tankbechoppin !!🤣
Fire bro! 🔥
U are the real goat 👍👍
Watching growing and learning
HAIRCUT
Bro.. for you becoming who you aspire to be, loving the content. Especially now that we get to see the actual barber more. Stay blessed man, also bro what would it take to get one of your trimmers? That would be epic, shot for your content helped me a lot. God bless you
Oooh! Looks Good!! 😮😮
I have damn near the same cowlick
Honestly bro, my hair would by far be the hardest hair you’ve ever cut. my front top corners are receding heavy. Like half way to the back of my head. But the middle isn’t. So what i started doing to hide it is i just started using clippers on the sides and back of my head. A number 3. Then I started growing out the top of my hair, combing it straight forward, then using clippers to line up the front straight across. So eventually the hair on the top back of my head grew in and now my corners cover the receding spots and are even with the top middle. If that makes sense. So you can’t even see my hair receding now. But I don’t know how to blend the longer hair on top of my head with the sides so it kind of looks like I have a crew cut with no fade. N I can’t even go to a barber because none around here can make it look good. I’m really self conscious about my hair. It’s one of my biggest insecurities
Did you find a solution brother? I also have insecurities abt my hair
miss ya fam
GOAT. HITTING 1M this year!!!!
Great cut
Good cut.
Ahh thats makes sense I also have the same problem with my hairline cowlick on the right side thxs bro I was always wondering why my hair would act like that
Dope cut very nice❤I know they like the beard bushy and that’s ok but to bushy defeats the clean look and sorta throws off the cut😮 Just a slight trim of the beard would’ve made a difference…..😊
blessed him fr
Love your vids, 4
got any tips for someone who always gets razer bumps when they line up my beard with a straight razer. what can i tell my barber?
I wanna get a haircut from you so bad but to far away :(
Bro cow lick how to fix😮
Respectfully - is this lineup hella crooked or am I trippin?
More like e lionlick 🤣🤣🤣
i got one too
Premieum job!
It’s the 4
Can I get some new clippers please bro, can’t afford any new ones and I’m an upcoming barber 17
controversial opinion on the thinning shears bro... I've had thinning shears save my ass plenty of times lol
Fair play
In high speed cutting and curly hair cutting, thinners are essential to get a high quality finish.
@@hanah9185 UK? Only uk people say thinners haha
In this cut, at the temple area , where the straight fringe meets the parietal ridge, at the temple, this barber used sizzor-over-comb to blend.
The result is not smooth enough, its nit seamless.
A blending area where 2 different lengths meet, is called a 'Ridge Hue'.
Frontal area ridge hues, are best dealt with, using thinning shears. Very large teeth that are widely gapped and 7 inches long, are called 'Chunkers' and these are for finishing edge lines on 'solid form' ie: 1 length haircuts, especially where there are no layers cut in, so the weight line is horizontal and heavy...chunkers are a finishing tool here.
Same with barbering where you are finushing off a curly mullet edge or shir back and sides, where the top has 2 or more whorls (commonly called cowlicks), thinners diffuse all the differing hair density here.
Thinners are elemental tools, once you clearly understand their purpose.
Note the blend area at the temple, has a darker shadow after the cuts complete. Because sizzor over comb does not take out volume, it only aligns lengths.
When there's a fafe underneath, particularly a #1, then the fringe and parietal ridge has the hair density of a #3. The gap in between is the heavy shadow of hair, its only been connected with sizzors. Instead using thinnners to take out weight here, on both sides, polishes the finish because this us where a fade, becomes tapeted to the top and front.
I would have preferred the top not lined up as straight, it looks a bit like a lego helmet
Same... but I guess that's his specialty
Edgar is played out, should of rocked the part. That would of made his look more high end, classy.
Part is a high maintenance hairstyle
Feard gotta go lol
Dude wtf , I know you said you were sick but you could have edited out that disgusting snotty sniff,
Chill, I sniffed once. I’m a human
I certainly hope you feel better
Great cut 4 dude look like Roman Reigns
Great cut