Absolute essential video I've seen in a long time. Very well informed and well structured. I wish everyone who's reading this comment to have healthy and beautiful hair.
This is a guy that is really dedicated to his craft and you can tell it from they way he talks. I have learnt alot and a big thank you to andrew and the team that produced this absolute banger of a vid!
This was absolutely the best video educating on men’s hair. I loved every single tip and even found #2 to be the most relatable. For all of my teenage years, I always did the mid-fade sides with a short-medium top. It is totally true that with an undercut fade, it’s pretty high maintenance that needs a cut every 2-3 weeks. Since the last 8 months (in my younger 20s), I’ve been embracing longer hair by first doing a modern mullet where it’s longer top and back with short sides. Now I totally want to grow an 80s George Michael hairstyle and embrace that “flow” look. I have the length for the top and back, now to enjoy the process of growing the sides until it reaches a point where it’ll flow back which will probably take a couple months. I’ve definitely been interested in hair care the past few weeks and this video was easily the most informative and helpful. Thanks a ton!
I used to have straight hair with an ugly and flat combover and I was forced to get that hairstyle for most of my life until recently I decided to grow my hair out. It was the best decision I made and I had the middle part flow hairstyle that was slightly curly for a while and I lost track of how many compliments I got from it but eventually I got bored of the flow and I just trimmed the back and sides and I currently have the fringe and I absolutely love it. I still miss the flow but I’m thinking I’ll bring it back in the spring or summer. I’m so glad I decided to grow my hair
@@riju5391 I only shampoo like once every few weeks and also invested in some good curly hair products. It’s crazy what growing your hair out can do, cause you never know what your hair is capable of. A year ago, I would’ve never imagined that I could get my hair to what it’s currently at
@@supremelion6574 nah bro I grew my straight hair and it looks like shit. Any hairstyle suggestions for straight hair would be highly appreciated mate. Have a good day.
@@riju5391 damn bro I’m sorry to hear that. Try sea salt spray or try and get a perm. I just got lucky to have good hair. Perms are a last resort but can be helpful. Consider trimming your hair as well but not too much. Hope you have a good day and I wish you the best of luck with your hair goals
00:02 Seek professional advice for finding the perfect hairstyle. 01:44 Start with a basic haircut to understand how your hair acts and what you like or don't like about it. 05:08 Find suitable hair by embracing natural characteristics 06:37 Find the perfect haircut that fits your lifestyle and reflects who you are. 09:37 Long top and short sides for a trendy look 11:13 Growing out your hair can be low maintenance if you shape it up and have a plan along the way. 14:16 Take care of your hair by blow drying it less and using heat protectant 15:42 Don't believe marketing lies about hair damage and shampoo 18:30 Haircuts can draw attention away from balding or thinning areas. 19:50 Using a hairdryer and technique can transform your hair in various ways 22:25 Good hair doesn't come from a jar
16:30 : For anyone with curly/freezy hair, he is right. I started embracing the curls couple years ago. it's been a long road but now I have finally found how to wear them in a way I like. I highly recommend the r/curlyhair guide. It's a gold mine. Here are the key points : - Apply curl cream and curl gel when you're hair are dripping wet and scrunch your hair THEN pat them dry. - Use conditioner and try to do no or low shampoo, basically use conditioner once as shampoo and then as conditioner. - Don't touch your hair when they're drying. Once they're dry, break the gel crust with your hand full of hair oil.
Same. I have semi curly / wavy hair (more curly than wavy) but some parts of my hair dont curl like the front and is frizzy in general. I dont use any product and just pat dry. Im also balding and afraid that plays a role. Any tips to have it all curl, not frizz up, and have it appear or become thicker/fuller ??? (welcomed from anyone)@@moncefbender2806
I like this guy. He talks clean, to the point, succinctly without holding any cards back. His points are all so valid and important for hair. It is a very flowing and bulleted informative video. The subs help too. Amazing.
Man I hadn't felt this passion coming from some one in a long LONG time, its so contagious, thank you so much! I didn't expect such a deep dive into this topic, I'm so pumped hsahahh
a 20yo woman here....just got a wolf cut, I have wavy and very thick and voluminous hair, the hairdresser straightened my hair after getting a wolf cut and it looked EXACTLY as I wanted it to look. 3 days later I oil and then shampoo wash my hair (+conditioner) and I SO INSTANTLY REGRETTED...I look like a 13 yo school boy but after listening to this man I got so much motivation to fix it...my hair became thicker and wavy after wash, so the style I was looking for has completely gone...but now I am very excited and confident to explore more of what suits my hair and what doesn't....this video was an absolute lifesaver even for a woman like me who doesn't like to use 100 products on the hair and neither has the time or energy to blow dry or straighten it everyday😅
@@plex1. Went pretty good, I was going for a messy fringe type cut, but the barber gave me a mix of messy fringe and messy quiff, not that I complain. It looks good on me when I give it a rub to make it look messy. It can also be combed to give a neat look. So, it's kind of the cut I've wanted. It's easily last me 1.5-2 weeks. 8.5/10 cut.
For those wondering about losing their hair (including Andrew who comments that he's receding), hair loss is a fixable problem in the far FAR majority of cases. If you are experiencing any kind of hair loss like receding, thinning or just having your hands full every time you run your hands through it then you are not alone. The key in this is to act as soon as possible because the further it progresses the harder it is to regain that ground. Fixing this consists of a couple key things. The first is finasteride, that is used to lower the DHT in your body. DHT is the very thing that is very important when you are growing, but doesn't do much when you are fully grown. But if you are sensitive to DHT then it will attack your hair follicles and cause it to fall out. By taking finasteride every day, you ensure that DHT can no longer do damage to your hair. The typical dose is 1mg per day, but can also be reduced to .5 or .25 per day while still being quite effective. The goal is to at least be stable, but some users also report regrowth from using it. The second is dutasteride. That is basically finasteride but way stronger. While it is more potent, the half-life period is also way longer. This is for when finasteride does not do enough for you. But also harder to come by in a lot of countries. The third is minoxidil. While scientists still don't exactly know how it works, it can lead to a lot more hair growth than finasteride or dutasteride can. The problem is that any gains from minoxidil use is tied, which means that it will only grow or stay for as long as you use it. It also is not a substitute for fin/dut because the inner workings are very different. You should use at least fin while using minoxidil. The fourth is microneedling. While not being very effective by itself, it can be quite powerful when combined with topical minoxidil. Be aware that it does pose some risk, hence why it is not recommended to only microneedle without using minoxidil. If I read my own comment around 5 years earlier I would have way better hair right now. But now I have been on fin for around 1,5 years and also had my hair transplant just two months ago. If you have the option to act now, please do it and thank me later.
I have listened to a lot of these influencers on yt and after a while I gave up on the blow dryer but after listening to this guy I think I’m going to give it a second chance and trust his 20 years of experience
I'm definitely in the phase of longer more clean business like flow hairstyle now in my late 20s after getting fades most of my life where I have to get a haircut almost 2x per month which definitely adds up especially with the prices of haircuts these days almost creeping up. Now I can experiment in crafting and styling my hair more to fit a more grown professional look and only having to go to the barber maybe every 2-3 months for a quick clean up so it's not too unkempt.
00:29 💇♂ Seek professional advice for finding the perfect hairstyle as they have an in-depth understanding of hair behavior and can provide personalized recommendations. 02:49 🧔 Many current hair trends focus on longer-lasting styles that require less frequent maintenance, such as haircuts that can be stretched for two months or more. 05:10 👔 Your hairstyle should complement your overall style and vibe, considering factors like clothing, footwear, and lifestyle. 08:00 🔄 Leaning into your hair's natural tendencies, including texture and growth patterns, is key to finding the perfect hairstyle that suits you. 11:29 🌱 During the awkward phase of growing your hair long, maintain the sides and back, and let the top grow to achieve a balanced look. 12:11 💆♂ Maintaining a healthy hair care routine includes a balanced diet, managing stress, and avoiding extreme practices. Common concerns like hat-wearing or using hairspray typically don't damage hair significantly. 14:05 💇 Regularly blow drying short hair is unlikely to cause damage; trimming the ends is more common. 14:33 🚿 The "no shampoo" trend can work wonders for some people, so it'sworth trying to skip shampoo for a couple of weeks to see how your hair responds. 16:27 💆 Fixing frizzy, dry, or coarse hair can involve embracing your natural texture, using moisturizing products, or opting for long-term treatments like keratin. 18:06 👴 Dealing with thinning hair often involves choosing hairstyles that work with your thinning pattern and not trying to hide it completely. 20:11 💨 The hairdryer can be a versatile tool to change your hair's appearance, adding volume, reducing volume, adding shine, and reshaping it without the need for excessive products. Regularly blow drying your hair a bit longer can yield great results.
This is probably the best general video on hair philosophy for men. I swear he covered everything you possibly would have questions on. I especially love his consideration of maybe it's not your hair but how you're thinking about it that's the problem. Especially growing out of adolescence I feel like that was a big issue; until You learn to turn your hair's weaknesses into strengths.
i have never seen someone with such in depth knowledge about a certain subject and the way he was talking by using his hand gestures is just amazing. this is a really good video brother. keep up with the good work!!!!
My hair is extremely straight but I’m growing it out rn because I want that long “flow look”… it looks super awkward but it will all be worth it in the end.
absolutely good i immediately thought about the "get a short haircut for men and decide from there" before clicking on this video so i got really surprised thanks!
as i was about 16 i found the best hair cutter for me. he spoiled me so much and it was the first time i really experienced to be in the presence of a really good professional hair cutter who could connect to me and my hair. he touched my hair every time i went in and we changed things bit by bit and he could tell me exactly on what to change to suit a specific hairstyle to me. he left when i was 22 and I never got in touch with him again and ever since i'm stuck in finding a hair cutter who could even provide me 33% of what he did. i gave so many hair cutter a chance and paid from 15€ to 80€ for a haircut and almost everyone don't like the style i like and seemingly can't even style it. most time i have to convince them to make it like i want and honestly if the hair cutter is ignoring wide spread trends, talk them down and are unwilling to style and cut them, i lose trust in them. as a naive customer my though is, that the cut should be suited for the style one is going after and that the hair cutter should know or teach me how to style my hair but almost none of them do which makes me feel that the hair cutter is not the right for me. also what i noticed in germany is that the hair cutters can be placed in two categories: 1. german hair cutters (normal hair salon) and 2. mostly foreign hair cutters/barbers (barber shops). the first group is so bound by what they learned and look downwards to barber shops like hair styles and won't do it or do it but fail at them. they can handle top hair good and give some good advice but when it comes to the sides they lack experience and want to distance them from the "barber" style. the second group provide more mainstream cuts and are really good at them specially when it comes to cutting the sides but they lack complexity and most struggle to cut the top hair. some times i went to a german hair cutter and then to a barber to finish off the things the german hair cutter won't do like making a fade starting from 0mm. honestly it's really sad to search and search for a suitable hair cutter for me but not finding one and i don't think i have to much expectations but maybe like i said in the beginning the one hair cutter really spoiled me.
14:35 Yeah, you just have to try it, but if you do, and it does work - it really does do miracles. I've always had terrible issues with dandruff, but after I stopped using shampoo when washing my hair, all of them went away. It just works, no dandruff anymore. About other products though, I just use some hairstyling gel after I wash my hair to make it _stay_ puffy. I can get my hair to be puffy with just a blow-drier, but if I don't use a gel, then it will lay back down as the day goes by.
Great advice, honest advice, practical advice puts all others into 50 shades of Grey! Wish my hairdresser were so like him but most are Turkish /Bulgarian moreso than local barbers in Scotland, yes they have fancy salons but most cut your hair the way they want and take yr money and too much hair off.
very informative, hope you guys do like this type of videos more and more, interviewing hidden professional and get the most important valuable information is becoming very rare these days
Bro I have tons of fashion, grooming channel but I have never seen this awesome stuff like your channel you are dam good❤❤❤ keep growing for upcoming projects
00:02 Seek professional advice for finding the perfect hairstyle. 01:44 Start with a basic haircut to understand how your hair acts and what you like or don't like about it. 05:08 Find suitable hair by embracing natural characteristics 06:37 Find the perfect haircut that fits your lifestyle and reflects who you are. 09:37 Long top and short sides for a trendy look 11:13 Growing out your hair can be low maintenance if you shape it up and have a plan along the way. 14:16 Take care of your hair by blow drying it less and using heat protectant 15:42 Don't believe marketing lies about hair damage and shampoo 18:30 Haircuts can draw attention away from balding or thinning areas. 19:50 Using a hairdryer and technique can transform your hair in various ways 22:25 Good hair doesn't come from a jar
Lately I've been looking for ways to improve my hair, body health and I'm really glad I found such a nice video in such a good timing. Thanks for precious knowledge! 😊
One thing people may want to keep in mind which I don’t hear many people talk about is shower times. Showers can be much simpler and shorter with short hair
My routine is no products, loose fit caps only, massage the scalp in shower everyday, 3/4 dry hair with towel & let the rest dry naturally, white rice water soak hair once every couple months. Every time I've gone to a hairdresser they've said I have great hair, I don't tell them my routine but they'd probably laugh and be intrigued at the same time
Why is the video ambient set in the stormiest canyon known to man, like some fantasy rpg cave, but then you also decide to put music over it, this feels like a fever dream
The fact that you release a man haircare line and have the specialist talk about no shampooing in a good way shows that to you the facts matter more than your income 👏🏼
Over the next few years I'm predicting the 60s/90s mod and 70s shag coming back but with a modern emo/grunge/scene look, it makes sence since longer, low maintenance hairstyles are back
It's surprising how accurate it is as a teenager the haircut he said is now common for people around my age, since it's basically exactly what I have, and the picture of Christian Bale's Batman is the cherry on top since I based my hairstyle on exactly that.
I once used to go to a barber shop asking for advice for the first time and they said no, they told me just show them the picture they’ll cut it and what a surprise ,my hair end cut lookin so bad 😢
My hair struggle is mostly finding a good hairdresser/barber. I have heavy, thick, wavy hair, and most hairdressers where I live have only experience with normal straight hair. I always ask beforehand; 'Do you have experience with wavy hair?' 'Yes'. Am there. 'I have wavy hair, and I like to keep it wavy, please cut it with that in mind' 'No, no, you have straight hair' (while cutting it slightly wet. Due to it's heaviness it can look straight when it's wet and combed) End of the haircut, they start modeling it 'Huh, I guess you do have wavy hair. Oops'. This happened three times in one year, all totally different hairdressers. I've really lost trust in hairdressers, they all really messed up my hairstyle in different ways and my progress with growing my hair out. I'm really pissed at the third one when I corrected her multiple times and she kept insisted I had straight hair. Looking back I should've walked out the moment she wouldn't listen (always easy to think afterward). I started cutting it myself, and while it looks kinda like I cut it myself, it's still better than the end result of those hairdressers. I wish I could find a hairdresser like this guy. I just wished hairdressers could cough up they don't have experience with a certain type of hair and direct you to someone else who could.
Same here, hair is very coarse/thick. It is wavy and even curly at times. I wish it was straight because styling it would be way easier, i use a flat iron every day for it. The wet part is so true. When its wet it is basically straight and then when it dries it gets all bad again. None of the hair stylists ive been too have really worked. I found one guy that has 30 years of experience, and also does Brazilian blowouts so I might ask about one of those if i go.
@@LBLbLbbbb her name is Cecilia. Google George Charles Salon and go to their website. You can book an appointment there. Or you can Google Cecilia the stylist Chicago
13:13 My aunt used to wear a visor every day, and it got to a point where you could see the line. It definitely does affect your hair, or it could just be a personal hair thing.
didnt know u need to get a haircut every two weeks if u get a fade. I used to go the barber when my mom used to shout at me that my hair is getting to long
Absolute essential video I've seen in a long time. Very well informed and well structured. I wish everyone who's reading this comment to have healthy and beautiful hair.
this video got recommended after I got a haircut last night, amazing UA-cam.
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here are some more hair tips!
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Thanks!
thanks man :)
This guy is so no BS, straight to the point. I love him.
if it was straight to the point the video would not be 22min bro
@@alexanderbjorklund6188 lmao u re soo right
He is on point fresh..
S H D
@@alexanderbjorklund6188So low brainer like you could understand every single detail can't just go to end without briefly telling everything 🤓
This is a guy that is really dedicated to his craft and you can tell it from they way he talks. I have learnt alot and a big thank you to andrew and the team that produced this absolute banger of a vid!
This was absolutely the best video educating on men’s hair. I loved every single tip and even found #2 to be the most relatable. For all of my teenage years, I always did the mid-fade sides with a short-medium top. It is totally true that with an undercut fade, it’s pretty high maintenance that needs a cut every 2-3 weeks. Since the last 8 months (in my younger 20s), I’ve been embracing longer hair by first doing a modern mullet where it’s longer top and back with short sides. Now I totally want to grow an 80s George Michael hairstyle and embrace that “flow” look. I have the length for the top and back, now to enjoy the process of growing the sides until it reaches a point where it’ll flow back which will probably take a couple months. I’ve definitely been interested in hair care the past few weeks and this video was easily the most informative and helpful. Thanks a ton!
Same here i have a mid drop fade with texture, and in the future probably going to grow a surfer curtains
I used to have straight hair with an ugly and flat combover and I was forced to get that hairstyle for most of my life until recently I decided to grow my hair out. It was the best decision I made and I had the middle part flow hairstyle that was slightly curly for a while and I lost track of how many compliments I got from it but eventually I got bored of the flow and I just trimmed the back and sides and I currently have the fringe and I absolutely love it. I still miss the flow but I’m thinking I’ll bring it back in the spring or summer. I’m so glad I decided to grow my hair
How did you get the flow with straight hair?
@@riju5391 I only shampoo like once every few weeks and also invested in some good curly hair products. It’s crazy what growing your hair out can do, cause you never know what your hair is capable of. A year ago, I would’ve never imagined that I could get my hair to what it’s currently at
@@supremelion6574 nah bro I grew my straight hair and it looks like shit. Any hairstyle suggestions for straight hair would be highly appreciated mate. Have a good day.
@@riju5391 damn bro I’m sorry to hear that. Try sea salt spray or try and get a perm. I just got lucky to have good hair. Perms are a last resort but can be helpful. Consider trimming your hair as well but not too much. Hope you have a good day and I wish you the best of luck with your hair goals
@@riju5391 Im thinking you can get a quiff or a hard part, I also have striaght hair and I am planning to get one of those
00:02 Seek professional advice for finding the perfect hairstyle.
01:44 Start with a basic haircut to understand how your hair acts and what you like or don't like about it.
05:08 Find suitable hair by embracing natural characteristics
06:37 Find the perfect haircut that fits your lifestyle and reflects who you are.
09:37 Long top and short sides for a trendy look
11:13 Growing out your hair can be low maintenance if you shape it up and have a plan along the way.
14:16 Take care of your hair by blow drying it less and using heat protectant
15:42 Don't believe marketing lies about hair damage and shampoo
18:30 Haircuts can draw attention away from balding or thinning areas.
19:50 Using a hairdryer and technique can transform your hair in various ways
22:25 Good hair doesn't come from a jar
you are the best. ever. 🥇
You are the fucking best!
You deserve my like and comment ❤
@@alejandrot.v.6222 merlin AI generated this 😂
imagine using an AI to generate this just to get likes and even having the audacity to remove the text saying "created by merlin ai" 😂 so sad
The experts on hair usually bald or just have really basic/bad haircut..like this guy. So he's legit
@@yudi8204 talking about thinning hair he said that he needs a haircut himself pretty bad. so he doesnt have a fresh cut in this video
Dude wow
Man knows his stuff 🫡
I have never seen such a well done video on this topic before.
16:30 : For anyone with curly/freezy hair, he is right. I started embracing the curls couple years ago. it's been a long road but now I have finally found how to wear them in a way I like. I highly recommend the r/curlyhair guide. It's a gold mine.
Here are the key points :
- Apply curl cream and curl gel when you're hair are dripping wet and scrunch your hair THEN pat them dry.
- Use conditioner and try to do no or low shampoo, basically use conditioner once as shampoo and then as conditioner.
- Don't touch your hair when they're drying. Once they're dry, break the gel crust with your hand full of hair oil.
Can I have your instagram? I have some questions about what products you use..
Best advice on curly hair - by far! Thanks for this :)
Same. I have semi curly / wavy hair (more curly than wavy) but some parts of my hair dont curl like the front and is frizzy in general. I dont use any product and just pat dry. Im also balding and afraid that plays a role. Any tips to have it all curl, not frizz up, and have it appear or become thicker/fuller ??? (welcomed from anyone)@@moncefbender2806
And what if you are black? 😐
@@neptune1525There is probably a tutorial for that to but since white and black peoples curls are much different it can variate pretty strong I assume
I like this guy. He talks clean, to the point, succinctly without holding any cards back. His points are all so valid and important for hair. It is a very flowing and bulleted informative video. The subs help too. Amazing.
Hands down the best men's hair video on youtube. Thanks for keeping it real.
Man I hadn't felt this passion coming from some one in a long LONG time, its so contagious, thank you so much! I didn't expect such a deep dive into this topic, I'm so pumped hsahahh
I have a friend with curly frizzy hair and he got a buzz first, didnt look bad, and then grew out a bit to a french crop and MAN he looks good
a 20yo woman here....just got a wolf cut, I have wavy and very thick and voluminous hair, the hairdresser straightened my hair after getting a wolf cut and it looked EXACTLY as I wanted it to look. 3 days later I oil and then shampoo wash my hair (+conditioner) and I SO INSTANTLY REGRETTED...I look like a 13 yo school boy but after listening to this man I got so much motivation to fix it...my hair became thicker and wavy after wash, so the style I was looking for has completely gone...but now I am very excited and confident to explore more of what suits my hair and what doesn't....this video was an absolute lifesaver even for a woman like me who doesn't like to use 100 products on the hair and neither has the time or energy to blow dry or straighten it everyday😅
I love this guy, honest and knows what he's talking about
An absolute masterpiece of a video. A must-watch for every man out there.
This was a masterclass in understanding hair and haircuts. Lot to unpack here. Amazing content 🔥
Really good video, it absolutly didnt feel like 20 mins. A masterclass in hair
I can't thank you enough for always provide us with valuable information to help us improve ourselves 🙌🏻
Thank you so much bro, I have to go for a haircut in like 30min-1hour and I really needed this. Thanks again brotha. 🔥🙏
Let us know how it goes
@@RoxlnnBRWill do.
How did it go
@@plex1. Went pretty good, I was going for a messy fringe type cut, but the barber gave me a mix of messy fringe and messy quiff, not that I complain. It looks good on me when I give it a rub to make it look messy. It can also be combed to give a neat look. So, it's kind of the cut I've wanted. It's easily last me 1.5-2 weeks. 8.5/10 cut.
For those wondering about losing their hair (including Andrew who comments that he's receding), hair loss is a fixable problem in the far FAR majority of cases.
If you are experiencing any kind of hair loss like receding, thinning or just having your hands full every time you run your hands through it then you are not alone. The key in this is to act as soon as possible because the further it progresses the harder it is to regain that ground.
Fixing this consists of a couple key things.
The first is finasteride, that is used to lower the DHT in your body. DHT is the very thing that is very important when you are growing, but doesn't do much when you are fully grown. But if you are sensitive to DHT then it will attack your hair follicles and cause it to fall out. By taking finasteride every day, you ensure that DHT can no longer do damage to your hair. The typical dose is 1mg per day, but can also be reduced to .5 or .25 per day while still being quite effective. The goal is to at least be stable, but some users also report regrowth from using it.
The second is dutasteride. That is basically finasteride but way stronger. While it is more potent, the half-life period is also way longer. This is for when finasteride does not do enough for you. But also harder to come by in a lot of countries.
The third is minoxidil. While scientists still don't exactly know how it works, it can lead to a lot more hair growth than finasteride or dutasteride can. The problem is that any gains from minoxidil use is tied, which means that it will only grow or stay for as long as you use it. It also is not a substitute for fin/dut because the inner workings are very different. You should use at least fin while using minoxidil.
The fourth is microneedling. While not being very effective by itself, it can be quite powerful when combined with topical minoxidil. Be aware that it does pose some risk, hence why it is not recommended to only microneedle without using minoxidil.
If I read my own comment around 5 years earlier I would have way better hair right now. But now I have been on fin for around 1,5 years and also had my hair transplant just two months ago. If you have the option to act now, please do it and thank me later.
This channel has aesthetic editing + practical advice. Love it. Cheers.
He is very articulate. I'm not a guy I just like listening to him.
I have listened to a lot of these influencers on yt and after a while I gave up on the blow dryer but after listening to this guy I think I’m going to give it a second chance and trust his 20 years of experience
the best video i've ever seen on hair. love it man, keep up the good and honest work.
I'm definitely in the phase of longer more clean business like flow hairstyle now in my late 20s after getting fades most of my life where I have to get a haircut almost 2x per month which definitely adds up especially with the prices of haircuts these days almost creeping up. Now I can experiment in crafting and styling my hair more to fit a more grown professional look and only having to go to the barber maybe every 2-3 months for a quick clean up so it's not too unkempt.
00:29 💇♂ Seek professional advice for finding the perfect hairstyle as they have an in-depth understanding of hair behavior and can provide personalized recommendations.
02:49 🧔 Many current hair trends focus on longer-lasting styles that require less frequent maintenance, such as haircuts that can be stretched for two months or more.
05:10 👔 Your hairstyle should complement your overall style and vibe, considering factors like clothing, footwear, and lifestyle.
08:00 🔄 Leaning into your hair's natural tendencies, including texture and growth patterns, is key to finding the perfect hairstyle that suits you.
11:29 🌱 During the awkward phase of growing your hair long, maintain the sides and back, and let the top grow to achieve a balanced look.
12:11 💆♂ Maintaining a healthy hair care routine includes a balanced diet, managing stress, and avoiding extreme practices. Common concerns like hat-wearing or using hairspray typically don't damage hair significantly.
14:05 💇 Regularly blow drying short hair is unlikely to cause damage; trimming the ends is more common.
14:33 🚿 The "no shampoo" trend can work wonders for some people, so it'sworth trying to skip shampoo for a couple of weeks to see how your hair responds.
16:27 💆 Fixing frizzy, dry, or coarse hair can involve embracing your natural texture, using moisturizing products, or opting for long-term treatments like keratin.
18:06 👴 Dealing with thinning hair often involves choosing hairstyles that work with your thinning pattern and not trying to hide it completely.
20:11 💨 The hairdryer can be a versatile tool to change your hair's appearance, adding volume, reducing volume, adding shine, and reshaping it without the need for excessive products. Regularly blow drying your hair a bit longer can yield great results.
wow great help!!
Andrew is the GOAT, this man understands hair
Andrewdoeshair is an excellent channel, it's always interesting to listen to a passionate person talk about their craft
Motion design for this video is incredible.
This is probably the best general video on hair philosophy for men. I swear he covered everything you possibly would have questions on.
I especially love his consideration of maybe it's not your hair but how you're thinking about it that's the problem. Especially growing out of adolescence I feel like that was a big issue; until You learn to turn your hair's weaknesses into strengths.
i have watched many videos on hair and know a plenty lot but this guy is so much informative. great video
i have never seen someone with such in depth knowledge about a certain subject and the way he was talking by using his hand gestures is just amazing. this is a really good video brother. keep up with the good work!!!!
My hair is extremely straight but I’m growing it out rn because I want that long “flow look”… it looks super awkward but it will all be worth it in the end.
6:33 This is PURE ART....Thanks!
absolutely good
i immediately thought about the "get a short haircut for men and decide from there" before clicking on this video so i got really surprised
thanks!
as i was about 16 i found the best hair cutter for me. he spoiled me so much and it was the first time i really experienced to be in the presence of a really good professional hair cutter who could connect to me and my hair. he touched my hair every time i went in and we changed things bit by bit and he could tell me exactly on what to change to suit a specific hairstyle to me.
he left when i was 22 and I never got in touch with him again and ever since i'm stuck in finding a hair cutter who could even provide me 33% of what he did.
i gave so many hair cutter a chance and paid from 15€ to 80€ for a haircut and almost everyone don't like the style i like and seemingly can't even style it. most time i have to convince them to make it like i want and honestly if the hair cutter is ignoring wide spread trends, talk them down and are unwilling to style and cut them, i lose trust in them.
as a naive customer my though is, that the cut should be suited for the style one is going after and that the hair cutter should know or teach me how to style my hair but almost none of them do which makes me feel that the hair cutter is not the right for me.
also what i noticed in germany is that the hair cutters can be placed in two categories: 1. german hair cutters (normal hair salon) and 2. mostly foreign hair cutters/barbers (barber shops).
the first group is so bound by what they learned and look downwards to barber shops like hair styles and won't do it or do it but fail at them. they can handle top hair good and give some good advice but when it comes to the sides they lack experience and want to distance them from the "barber" style.
the second group provide more mainstream cuts and are really good at them specially when it comes to cutting the sides but they lack complexity and most struggle to cut the top hair.
some times i went to a german hair cutter and then to a barber to finish off the things the german hair cutter won't do like making a fade starting from 0mm.
honestly it's really sad to search and search for a suitable hair cutter for me but not finding one and i don't think i have to much expectations but maybe like i said in the beginning the one hair cutter really spoiled me.
260k+ in 6 days tells how much guys needed this
Such hairstylists are blessing
Yes I needed it I am growing my hair rn right on time
Me too, 5 months in almost
@@gutsdriven.1711 its difficult to grow hair out it always turns to middle part for me
14:35 Yeah, you just have to try it, but if you do, and it does work - it really does do miracles. I've always had terrible issues with dandruff, but after I stopped using shampoo when washing my hair, all of them went away. It just works, no dandruff anymore.
About other products though, I just use some hairstyling gel after I wash my hair to make it _stay_ puffy. I can get my hair to be puffy with just a blow-drier, but if I don't use a gel, then it will lay back down as the day goes by.
Great advice, honest advice, practical advice puts all others into 50 shades of Grey!
Wish my hairdresser were so like him but most are Turkish /Bulgarian moreso than local barbers in Scotland, yes they have fancy salons but most cut your hair the way they want and take yr money and too much hair off.
very informative, hope you guys do like this type of videos more and more, interviewing hidden professional and get the most important valuable information is becoming very rare these days
Bro I have tons of fashion, grooming channel but I have never seen this awesome stuff like your channel you are dam good❤❤❤ keep growing for upcoming projects
One of the most useful and informative videos I’ve seen in a long time.
Wow this video was the most helpful hair video I've seen in no joke years! Thank you!
Man the last video every person needs to get their hairstyle and I got my answer of the toughest questions about hairstyle here
00:02 Seek professional advice for finding the perfect hairstyle.
01:44 Start with a basic haircut to understand how your hair acts and what you like or don't like about it.
05:08 Find suitable hair by embracing natural characteristics
06:37 Find the perfect haircut that fits your lifestyle and reflects who you are.
09:37 Long top and short sides for a trendy look
11:13 Growing out your hair can be low maintenance if you shape it up and have a plan along the way.
14:16 Take care of your hair by blow drying it less and using heat protectant
15:42 Don't believe marketing lies about hair damage and shampoo
18:30 Haircuts can draw attention away from balding or thinning areas.
19:50 Using a hairdryer and technique can transform your hair in various ways
22:25 Good hair doesn't come from a jar
Guy picked the worst hair for himself
i was thinking the same thing lol
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
dont aim for barbers who have the best haircut themselves cuz then theres someone better
I think his hairs thinning and he’s trying to salvage it
Coach never plays!
Absolutely amazing video the best one I've seen on hair so far
Andrew Does Hair is the GOAT
Thank you i literally needed this
as a barber, this video puts to words what we do and how we feel. Great job man.
Lately I've been looking for ways to improve my hair, body health and I'm really glad I found such a nice video in such a good timing. Thanks for precious knowledge! 😊
They way he says " if you need to learn anything more " shows off how much information he just gave in one go
Fantastic questions. One of the best hair videos I've ever seen.
Man, every man needs to sit with this atleast once in their lifetime
Me watching with a buzzcut
One thing people may want to keep in mind which I don’t hear many people talk about is shower times. Showers can be much simpler and shorter with short hair
Bro now only I got new haircut 😢,why so late
Same lmao
Kamashi 𝗨 𝗹𝗼𝗼𝗸 𝗴𝗼𝗼𝗱 𝗯𝗿𝗼
It is what it is.
same and the barber messed my shi
Im growing last haircut 2months ago
No shampoo for two to three weeks is the best thing I have ever done for my hair. It used to get dry and frizzy until I stopped using shampoo.
u only used conditioner for 2-3 weeks then? or just wet it in the shower?
@@jacquelinehenry6447no conditioner, u dont need conditioner if you dont use shampoo
Do u leave it unwashed even after a sweaty workout?
Man this is an awesome video!
I would have needed this video before a week😢
I love this video. I’ll take note of these tips on my next haircut (I just had one few hours ago 😅).
My routine is no products, loose fit caps only, massage the scalp in shower everyday, 3/4 dry hair with towel & let the rest dry naturally, white rice water soak hair once every couple months. Every time I've gone to a hairdresser they've said I have great hair, I don't tell them my routine but they'd probably laugh and be intrigued at the same time
By far the best hair-video ive ever seen.
every guy wants a guy like him in life
Perfect video at the perfect time
the greatest hairstyle vid for men of all time? 🐐
Why is the video ambient set in the stormiest canyon known to man, like some fantasy rpg cave, but then you also decide to put music over it, this feels like a fever dream
The fact that you release a man haircare line and have the specialist talk about no shampooing in a good way shows that to you the facts matter more than your income 👏🏼
Over the next few years I'm predicting the 60s/90s mod and 70s shag coming back but with a modern emo/grunge/scene look, it makes sence since longer, low maintenance hairstyles are back
I found that shampooing only once or twice a week works best for me. I have straight, black, coarse, slightly oily hair for context :)
This guy knows exactly what he’s talking about wow
thanks for the advice bro. gonna use all of them
This guy knows what he's saying. Def like
best video for hair QUIRIES really help A LOT
I like this video format a lot
It's surprising how accurate it is as a teenager the haircut he said is now common for people around my age, since it's basically exactly what I have, and the picture of Christian Bale's Batman is the cherry on top since I based my hairstyle on exactly that.
thise master class is enough for my whole life about hair
Love you men amazing information to the point explained.
most essenential vedio i have seen for a long time.
i got absolutely screwed over yesterday with my hair and this comes today man. Bad and good timing
I have a haircut later today... perfect timing!
Wow. This man is exactly what I think expert is.
Wow! So much knowledge. Thx for sharing!!!
Great, video got posted right AFTER my haircut
I once used to go to a barber shop asking for advice for the first time and they said no, they told me just show them the picture they’ll cut it and what a surprise ,my hair end cut lookin so bad 😢
BEST CHANNEL
Bro never disappoint us
watching this video made me realize that my hair looks great as it is. Just cancelled a haircut, ty
My hair struggle is mostly finding a good hairdresser/barber. I have heavy, thick, wavy hair, and most hairdressers where I live have only experience with normal straight hair. I always ask beforehand;
'Do you have experience with wavy hair?'
'Yes'.
Am there.
'I have wavy hair, and I like to keep it wavy, please cut it with that in mind'
'No, no, you have straight hair' (while cutting it slightly wet. Due to it's heaviness it can look straight when it's wet and combed)
End of the haircut, they start modeling it
'Huh, I guess you do have wavy hair. Oops'.
This happened three times in one year, all totally different hairdressers. I've really lost trust in hairdressers, they all really messed up my hairstyle in different ways and my progress with growing my hair out. I'm really pissed at the third one when I corrected her multiple times and she kept insisted I had straight hair. Looking back I should've walked out the moment she wouldn't listen (always easy to think afterward).
I started cutting it myself, and while it looks kinda like I cut it myself, it's still better than the end result of those hairdressers. I wish I could find a hairdresser like this guy. I just wished hairdressers could cough up they don't have experience with a certain type of hair and direct you to someone else who could.
Sorry to hear, where do you live? I have thick wavy Asian hair and I found a really good hairdresser in Chicago.
@@Fitguitarplayer6789
The Netherlands :P
But awesome you found a good hairdresser!
Same here, hair is very coarse/thick. It is wavy and even curly at times. I wish it was straight because styling it would be way easier, i use a flat iron every day for it.
The wet part is so true. When its wet it is basically straight and then when it dries it gets all bad again.
None of the hair stylists ive been too have really worked. I found one guy that has 30 years of experience, and also does Brazilian blowouts so I might ask about one of those if i go.
@@Fitguitarplayer6789I also have thick Asian wavy hair and live in Chicago. Who’s your hairdresser??
@@LBLbLbbbb her name is Cecilia. Google George Charles Salon and go to their website. You can book an appointment there. Or you can Google Cecilia the stylist Chicago
13:13 My aunt used to wear a visor every day, and it got to a point where you could see the line. It definitely does affect your hair, or it could just be a personal hair thing.
That is a very eloquent hairdresser! Great video.
What a coincidence I'll have to go cut them the next hour after months thank you.
The problem with the middle part is, if wind comes you whole cut is ruined
Fantastic advice
didnt know u need to get a haircut every two weeks if u get a fade. I used to go the barber when my mom used to shout at me that my hair is getting to long
where r u frm ?
he is from India@@perfectlyweird.
fellow desi identified
I'm gonna get one tomorrow what a time to drop the video
Bro makes the best videos :)
Incredibly knowledgeable!