I’m a student barber and your videos help a ton, David! Keep with the excellent work. I recommend you to all the students here. Your shear work is by far best on UA-cam.
I just wanted to say, I just found you, have watched a couple of your videos and I LOVE how focused you are with the top portion of the hair as much as the fade. I respect that bc a lot of my clients always tell me they don't fully trust their barbers cutting or even like their barbers touching the top because they don't do it the way they like it. I appreciate your page! Looking forward to learning more from your videos! THANK YOU!
I respect that you took the time to explain that and now I have a better understanding of your intent. Thank you for clarifying. I appreciate you and your work.
This should have a million views in my opinion! I’m in Cosmetology school and we don’t get many men’s cuts so I feel less confident and comfortable in that area. But this video..? This video explains it really well, he explicitly says to cut the hair in the triangle and use triangle sections. I know that men’s cuts are less round, but the way he explained it helped it solidify in my mind. He also repeatedly says to be mindful of length and texturizing because thick course hair will spike up if it’s cut too short. I feel like many UA-cam cutting tutorials don’t tell you WHY they are doing it the way they are, the WHY is important to me because explaining the “why” tells the student the expected outcome. Awesome job, if you aren’t a teacher you should look into becoming one😂❤
Anyone who disliked this has no clue about the science behind hair cutting...you literally explained to the tee the most important things to remember as a hairstylist is the shape of the head and the texture of the hair ...you explained it perfectly....we all forget about the basics of hair when we start out ..when really it’s all about the texture of the hair and the shape of the head .also what will work for the client ...I’m such an over thinker when really all I have to remember is the basics ... thank you for that...unfortunately for our generation the millennials we want to rely on other people to do the work for us instead of us thinking for ourselves and brain storming .
This is like my son's hair thick and straight like mine. He was born with full hair about an inch long. By the time he turned one, it's already pass his shoulder 😁It takes forever to cut it. And take note my son has autism so it was difficult to cut his hair unti he was 10. I always had to stand by giving him assurance. So kudos to all barbers and cosmetologist out there, especially to those who really care.
David, great video, if you can, next time please include a picture of his face from the front, I wanted to see how the corners looked bc that’s where I struggle. Great video!
Another amazing haircut. Love your videos, david. I really appreciate it. Thank you. Where do you grt the bracelet you be wearing all the time? Really want a pair.
Yeah man long time i haven’t seen new content from you. You always do a great job with the haircut obviously and the video editing. Do you do it all by yourself like shooting and editing too? What do you edit with? I hear you stressing alot the fact that the hair will spike up on the crown of the head if you cut it too short, but can’t you flat it out blow drying it and using hair product? Peace out ✌️
Thank you and yes I shoot and edit by myself. I use Final Cut Pro or iMovie depending of what I’m doing. You can always use a blow dryer to change what the hair wants to do but as a barber our job is to make it easier for a clients to do their hair. If the client has to do too much extra work to get their hair right, then it wasn’t a good haircut.
i keep making lines when down fadding.. are you going overlapping the other guards a little?? need help.. you make it look so ez! lol you should do a video for beginners.. ive seen all your videos lol
I am a new barber, can you please make a video for me about all the things I need to start. I’m talking about all the tools and equipment necessary to begin in a barbershop. That’s including all the products clippers combs everything. Thank you
request, challenge to haircut a top Fade by using one ( razor) no T-outliner no andis shaver. only one razor. on how you made to fade it by using one razor .
I didn’t forget the corners are all, since it wasn’t part of the look we were going for. We wanted a more natural look with fuller corners and that what we did.
@@DavidFalla I mean it's a 20 dollar fade so its not bad but considering how well you did the top I was expecting the same on the fade...try using guidelines and working your way up on the next one
You are a good barber but you “down” “other barbers” too much. You are not the judge of anyone my friend and everyone has a different art style. Sheesh chiiiillllll bro
I think you are confusing education with judging. It’s important to teach the next generations how to elevate the industry. I’m not judging anyone’s work because who am I to judge anyone. However, I do feel I have to help the next generation to not make the same mistakes we have, and to educate them on how to “properly” execute a technique since many barbers have problems and don’t have anyone to give them a solution. I hope you understand
I’m a student barber and your videos help a ton, David! Keep with the excellent work. I recommend you to all the students here. Your shear work is by far best on UA-cam.
I just wanted to say, I just found you, have watched a couple of your videos and I LOVE how focused you are with the top portion of the hair as much as the fade. I respect that bc a lot of my clients always tell me they don't fully trust their barbers cutting or even like their barbers touching the top because they don't do it the way they like it. I appreciate your page! Looking forward to learning more from your videos! THANK YOU!
Absolutely perfect!!! Absolutely professional!!! Thank you making our barber world better. Respect from greece
I respect that you took the time to explain that and now I have a better understanding of your intent. Thank you for clarifying. I appreciate you and your work.
This should have a million views in my opinion! I’m in Cosmetology school and we don’t get many men’s cuts so I feel less confident and comfortable in that area. But this video..? This video explains it really well, he explicitly says to cut the hair in the triangle and use triangle sections. I know that men’s cuts are less round, but the way he explained it helped it solidify in my mind.
He also repeatedly says to be mindful of length and texturizing because thick course hair will spike up if it’s cut too short.
I feel like many UA-cam cutting tutorials don’t tell you WHY they are doing it the way they are, the WHY is important to me because explaining the “why” tells the student the expected outcome.
Awesome job, if you aren’t a teacher you should look into becoming one😂❤
Anyone who disliked this has no clue about the science behind hair cutting...you literally explained to the tee the most important things to remember as a hairstylist is the shape of the head and the texture of the hair ...you explained it perfectly....we all forget about the basics of hair when we start out ..when really it’s all about the texture of the hair and the shape of the head .also what will work for the client ...I’m such an over thinker when really all I have to remember is the basics ... thank you for that...unfortunately for our generation the millennials we want to rely on other people to do the work for us instead of us thinking for ourselves and brain storming .
One of the best videos I have seen on UA-cam 🙌🏽 you do amazing work! 😍
This is like my son's hair thick and straight like mine. He was born with full hair about an inch long. By the time he turned one, it's already pass his shoulder 😁It takes forever to cut it. And take note my son has autism so it was difficult to cut his hair unti he was 10. I always had to stand by giving him assurance. So kudos to all barbers and cosmetologist out there, especially to those who really care.
i'm impressed on how fas tou do the clipper over comb technique. i take so much time because i don't want to creat a cut or an uneven line!
Perfect explanation on this type of hair. Any barbers you recommend in the Nashville area?
David, great video, if you can, next time please include a picture of his face from the front, I wanted to see how the corners looked bc that’s where I struggle. Great video!
Another amazing haircut. Love your videos, david. I really appreciate it. Thank you. Where do you grt the bracelet you be wearing all the time? Really want a pair.
Not a hairstyle i'd put on my boyfriend but I definitely picked up some new techniques thanks to this. Brilliant
W girlfriend 😂
Perfect tecnique David👌👑 The Best 🙏
Thank you Bruno! 🙌💯🙏
Thank God, you didn't push him back and use that trash paint
Agree, now most of barbers push the hairline back, it's kinda fake IMHO, and last 2days before the hair start growing back
Aditya Bhat i haaate that shit enhancer
Great cut service and advice, thanks David.
You did an excellent vid. But more on the fading plz
You do a great job...keep it up
Yeah man long time i haven’t seen new content from you. You always do a great job with the haircut obviously and the video editing. Do you do it all by yourself like shooting and editing too? What do you edit with?
I hear you stressing alot the fact that the hair will spike up on the crown of the head if you cut it too short, but can’t you flat it out blow drying it and using hair product? Peace out ✌️
Thank you and yes I shoot and edit by myself. I use Final Cut Pro or iMovie depending of what I’m doing. You can always use a blow dryer to change what the hair wants to do but as a barber our job is to make it easier for a clients to do their hair. If the client has to do too much extra work to get their hair right, then it wasn’t a good haircut.
best advice I needed rite now thank you. covid has me cutting my 7 year old sons hair
So when I go to the barbers how do I ask for this particular cut?
Ask for a low fade and if your hair is long enough to slick back just ask to trim the ends of the hair
@@CompaDv thank you!
Muy bonito el corte señor David
i keep making lines when down fadding.. are you going overlapping the other guards a little?? need help.. you make it look so ez! lol you should do a video for beginners.. ive seen all your videos lol
Thanks for sharing the knowledge 🤙☕️
@3:29 when you're connecting the top into the sides at the back, where do you start to draw that section from? just can't tell from that angle
The cowlick. I always follow the natural growth patterns
Where can I find that spray water ?⚠️
Whare in NJ you from bro? I been looking for a good barber, none near me
I’m in Chester, NJ
Gorgeous 🥰 thank you!
When you blow dry to style with product are you using heat or the cool setting?
I use both. First hot heat to mold and polish the hair and then cool to set the style
@@DavidFalla which quard do you use with the comb?
David falla plz answer me which quard do you use with comb?
Δημητρης Ν. Clipper over comb is most often with no guard. To be safe, have your lever half to all the way open.
Barbeiro david fallas
Very great pointers he didn't want a line up it would even cleaner that's just me but great job!
como puedo conectar la parte de arriba con la de los lados?
Please explain more in detail
I wish I had a barber like you :(
I am a new barber, can you please make a video for me about all the things I need to start. I’m talking about all the tools and equipment necessary to begin in a barbershop. That’s including all the products clippers combs everything. Thank you
im italian american with this hair type believe it or not my dad too
request, challenge to haircut a top Fade by using one ( razor) no T-outliner no andis shaver. only one razor. on how you made to fade it by using one razor .
Tienes ese vídeo en español
thank u so match its help
Pfff try to cut my hair this dude didn’t even have that difficult of hair mine is worse
Thanks
hope i have this kind of haircut huhuh😭
Surprised that he didnt line up the hair on the side of the forehead, since the client has alot of baby hairs there
Hugo Ingelhammar maybe client preference? Some clients just keep it as is..
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I wish my city had talented barbers, they all suck compared to UA-cam barbers.
You forgot the corners of the forehead. You see the long hairs hanging, it doesn't look complete. Doesn't look right.
I didn’t forget the corners are all, since it wasn’t part of the look we were going for. We wanted a more natural look with fuller corners and that what we did.
@@DavidFalla Eye soar
This guy is chinese? I need a front lace with straight and thick hair.
hola
Funny being hooman's person
Ye
That fade was horrible sorry, stop down fading
The majority will disagree with you 🤷🏻♂️
@@DavidFalla I mean it's a 20 dollar fade so its not bad but considering how well you did the top I was expecting the same on the fade...try using guidelines and working your way up on the next one
You are a good barber but you “down” “other barbers” too much. You are not the judge of anyone my friend and everyone has a different art style. Sheesh chiiiillllll bro
I think you are confusing education with judging. It’s important to teach the next generations how to elevate the industry. I’m not judging anyone’s work because who am I to judge anyone. However, I do feel I have to help the next generation to not make the same mistakes we have, and to educate them on how to “properly” execute a technique since many barbers have problems and don’t have anyone to give them a solution. I hope you understand
well done but very Bad camera ricorder 🤦♂️
I cut and record myself 🤷🏻♂️
@@DavidFalla look at 4:20 that's what iam saying mr .. good job 💐💐