I'M very much appreciate your giving in your specialty and method of presentation and explanation, and for this reason I took 2 your lessons on Udemy at Dec. 26,2022 & Dec .29, 2022and got certificates and I'm still enjoy within ,,THANK SO MUCH MICHEAL HOLM.
@@theoneminutebarber Yes surely and I need always repeat and repeat , and every time I discover something new that I did not focus on from the first time , reallyI liked hair cut for the boys from your teachings thank you again I appreciate the way your giving
Thank you. It would be helpful if you could please explain which way to angle the fingers as you cut and when to over-direct, when to cut parallel to the skull, etc..
I’ve just purchased two of your courses on udemy having got this far in your UA-cam series, absolutely loving your videos. You explain everything so clearly, can’t wait to get started on the courses 👏🏼👏🏼
VERRY NICE MICHAEL!! HELPFUL....LIKE THOSE TECHNIQUES. THE TRXTURIZING AND THAT CLIPPER THING ON THR NECK. I ATTENDED BRUNOS SCHOOL OF HAIR DESIGN IN TORONTO
Question friend, the texturizing razor can be replaced by thinning scissors, maybe, I think that way you can remove a little weight or volume from the hair so that it is light and with successful movement. 
Thank you for the video. I'm a bit of a novice and I'm curious... what is the reason behind cutting horizontal sections? Why not do just vertical sections? Thanks!
Two reasons. The vertical sections are a way to take the hair down to a manageable length. Then the horizontal sections can be used to check for imperfections also known as cross checking, or they can be used to reduce length further but in a more refined way as there is not as much hair to deal with.
Hallo saya dari indonesia, saya sangat terpukau dengan cara dan hasil memotong rambut anda, andai kamu tinggal di indonesia pasti subriber kamu akan 100M, thanks you profesioanl
WHQ. You started the top (on the first side), how did you determine where the first section would be? Also, how did you know you were pulling each subsequent section to the bottom fact same spot and not some point just before?
The reference section is something I've used many times, it has to start behind the ear, the further back it is then the more exaggerated the overdirection/graduation by the time you reach the front. Regarding how far back to pull it, the reference section is the length you want so that has to be pulled out and the hair from the front pulled back to it. The reference section needs to be visible as a cutting guide. I'll try and make that clearer on video the next time I do a cut like this.
Exelente me encanta ver tus tecnicas exelente vacano que hubiera audios en español por que muchas veces la esplicacion tapa el proceso pasoa paso delas tecnicas que aplicas acada cliente. Detodas maneras gracias por la enseñanza de tus avilidades con las tigeras
The only way is to use the cc button to turn the subtitle off, it's not ideal I know. But it's the only way at the moment to get the videos into other languages
The course is three hours beginners course designed to build up complete beginners. You can find specific videos on my channel that come with a high level of detail and explanation but it is in a random order.
It really just depends on where you go with the diagonal section. Are you going to overdirect it in a certain direction? How is it joining to its neighbouring section etc.... Does it progressively get longer/shorter
@@theoneminutebarber thank you for getting back unfortunately that’s too short I am more like Johnny Depp hair style without so long on the front maybe just to the eyebrows do you think I could use the Johnny Depp video method ? Or is that impossible and is there anything suggestion to make it easier or less to do?
The shortest hair I can see along the spine of the comb is the guide. That is how short I cut it when debulking so anything slightly longer than the shortest point needs to be matched to the shortest point
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I’ve never seen that technique you used in the top. Pretty simple and effective. Will definitely use it at the shop, thank you!
You are so welcome! And thanks for tuning in.
Stellar work once again! Using the razor can take things too far in the wrong direction quick but you did the perfect amount. Great job!
Thank you and yes the razor can take a haircut south real quick if you get carried away 😬
Incredible content as always mate 👏 love the efforts made in the editing process
Thanks a ton!
I'M very much appreciate your giving in your specialty and method of presentation and explanation, and for this reason I took 2 your lessons on Udemy at Dec. 26,2022 & Dec .29, 2022and got certificates and I'm still enjoy within ,,THANK SO MUCH MICHEAL HOLM.
Thank you so much Saba, I hope you got a lot from the courses. 🙌👍
@@theoneminutebarber Yes surely and I need always repeat and repeat , and every time I discover something new that I did not focus on from the first time , reallyI liked hair cut for the boys from your teachings thank you again I appreciate the way your giving
Great cut and tutorial. And client has great hair. If we could all have hair that nice.
Thank you so much! And I agree he had a great head of hair.
Thank you. It would be helpful if you could please explain which way to angle the fingers as you cut and when to over-direct, when to cut parallel to the skull, etc..
Noted.
I’ve just purchased two of your courses on udemy having got this far in your UA-cam series, absolutely loving your videos. You explain everything so clearly, can’t wait to get started on the courses 👏🏼👏🏼
Welcome aboard! I hope you find a lot of info in there
amazing! this was so helpful thank you love the scissor men’s cuts 🙏
Thank you ☺️
I learn so much on watching your videos❤
If you would like to know more I have a lot of free videos on my online community
oneminutebarber.co.uk/community
I've just finished the Barber Introduction course at Aberdeen college. Your videos are excellent for students. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thanks so much Spencer and well done for completing the course. I don't here from many aberdonians on here.
Συγχαρητήρια εξαιρετικά βίντεο! Έχω κομμωτηριο Χρόνια αλλά τώρα θέλω να βελτιώσω τις τεχνικές μου στο ανδρικό. Με βοηθάτε πολύ! Ευχαριστώ!
Thank you so much 😁
It´s amazing 🤩👏 and very useful. Thanks for sharing your knowlegde whit us. 😁
Thank you Marlon 😁
VERRY NICE MICHAEL!! HELPFUL....LIKE THOSE TECHNIQUES. THE TRXTURIZING AND THAT CLIPPER THING ON THR NECK. I ATTENDED BRUNOS SCHOOL OF HAIR DESIGN IN TORONTO
Thanks Raymond. Btw are you from Toronto? I went there about 15 years ago. It’s my favourite city I’ve ever visited.
You make such good videos! Delivered really well! Thank you 🙏🏻
Thank you King 😁
Le agradezco muchísimo sus vídeos, son una enseñanza valiosa para quienes comenzamos. Saludos afectuosos
Muchas gracias. Es genial escuchar comentarios como ese y saber que el contenido es útil.
I cut my own hair and this is very helpful. It's a bit of a challenge to self cut using this method, especially the back
I wouldn’t attempt this on myself. I understand what you mean the back is extremely difficult using this method
@@theoneminutebarber do you think it would still look good if I bought a 3 inch clipper attachment and used that for the sides and back?
Great job as always!!
Muy buena técnica ya la he aplicado , gracias!
剪发的教程真是太完美了，要是这边的理发师能有你一半的技术就好了，每次去理发店剪得都很难看
Question friend, the texturizing razor can be replaced by thinning scissors, maybe, I think that way you can remove a little weight or volume from the hair so that it is light and with successful movement.

You can use the thinning Scissor too. But I would lift the sections up at 90 degrees to the head and cut twice, on the end third and the tips.
Superb haircuting, and stylish effect.
AWESOME JOB!
Thank you for the video. I'm a bit of a novice and I'm curious... what is the reason behind cutting horizontal sections? Why not do just vertical sections? Thanks!
Two reasons. The vertical sections are a way to take the hair down to a manageable length. Then the horizontal sections can be used to check for imperfections also known as cross checking, or they can be used to reduce length further but in a more refined way as there is not as much hair to deal with.
Hallo saya dari indonesia, saya sangat terpukau dengan cara dan hasil memotong rambut anda, andai kamu tinggal di indonesia pasti subriber kamu akan 100M, thanks you profesioanl
Thank you so much 😊
Nice job man I really like 👍🏻 ❤
I was always taught to cut to the first knuckle to avoid getting cut.
12 years in only cut myself when I used a 7inch
That's a pretty good record. What's the other size of scissors you use?
how to cut hair
The way you are trying to explain is very good
Thank you very much
Gracias! Excelente trabajo! 💯
gracias
Great cut bro thank u
Thank love It you the best
Thank you too!
Very nice! Thank you! ❤
So helpful. Thanks 🙏
You're welcome!
Amazing!!
Wow what a beast
Nice hearcut thanks Bro🇧🇷🙏🏾
Congratulations bro you gain a subscriber ❤️😁
Thanks for the sub and welcome to the channel
WHQ. You started the top (on the first side), how did you determine where the first section would be?
Also, how did you know you were pulling each subsequent section to the bottom fact same spot and not some point just before?
The reference section is something I've used many times, it has to start behind the ear, the further back it is then the more exaggerated the overdirection/graduation by the time you reach the front. Regarding how far back to pull it, the reference section is the length you want so that has to be pulled out and the hair from the front pulled back to it. The reference section needs to be visible as a cutting guide. I'll try and make that clearer on video the next time I do a cut like this.
What brand of scissors are you using and where can I find them?
These can be bought at quarteredsteels.com
Or leased at scissorsub.com
Nice hair cut
Exelente me encanta ver tus tecnicas exelente vacano que hubiera audios en español por que muchas veces la esplicacion tapa el proceso pasoa paso delas tecnicas que aplicas acada cliente. Detodas maneras gracias por la enseñanza de tus avilidades con las tigeras
The only way is to use the cc button to turn the subtitle off, it's not ideal I know. But it's the only way at the moment to get the videos into other languages
Brilliant videos 😍
Doe the same apply if the natural parting is quite far to the side?
Yes same rules apply
Are the videos on the online course longer than this and more detailed?
The course is three hours beginners course designed to build up complete beginners. You can find specific videos on my channel that come with a high level of detail and explanation but it is in a random order.
Would you ever consider taking diagonal sections on the sides for this type of cut?
It really just depends on where you go with the diagonal section. Are you going to overdirect it in a certain direction? How is it joining to its neighbouring section etc.... Does it progressively get longer/shorter
@@theoneminutebarberThanks for that. I'll need to find some folk to practice on.
I've just completed your online course. Really helpful.
That's awesome Spencer I'm glad to hear you got something out of it.
@@theoneminutebarber If you get the chance, can you show us how to do the Paul McCartney mop style please?
If I get the chance for sure.
Awesome
Do you use the top method for both sides of the head?
The reference point pull back method
Pretty much. If it's a centre part then no problem.
i would like to see a video of clipper over comb, please, and thank you forthe video.
Check this one out it might be useful
ua-cam.com/video/DQeijpPZd9Q/v-deo.html
Do you have self hair cut method I don’t need Johnny D just simple medium man’s cut
Try this HOW TO CUT YOUR OWN HAIR | Simple guide for cutting a gents hairstyle
ua-cam.com/video/5JpAy_RTjos/v-deo.html
@@theoneminutebarber but how do I handle the back
@@theoneminutebarber thank you for getting back unfortunately that’s too short I am more like Johnny Depp hair style without so long on the front maybe just to the eyebrows do you think I could use the Johnny Depp video method ? Or is that impossible and is there anything suggestion to make it easier or less to do?
@1:22 How do you know how much to cut? Is there a Guide from vertical?
I know you said your looking for the length you cut it in debunking, but how do you know?
The shortest hair I can see along the spine of the comb is the guide. That is how short I cut it when debulking so anything slightly longer than the shortest point needs to be matched to the shortest point
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wow ! not a fan of the hair cut,but it`s packed with interesting/useful proven methods ?
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Can you not do a video on a side parting vintage haircut please 🙏 p.s love your videos
I can sure. My last video was sort of along those lines, but I think I know what you mean. Like a pompadour type cut?
You so professional
Thank you ☺️
This methed is much faster
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this drove me nuts with him not using the fine teeth of the comb .....
I hate the fine teeth 😂 literally never use them
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Medium length? Thats short indeed
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Why do you say that?
Your subtitle is goin to ruin your video😑
What do you mean?
Subtitles can be turned off by the viewer
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