Totally enjoy your videos. Your voice and the way you describe and explain your cuts are entertaining, but in a comfortable and relaxed way. Appreciate your excellence 👏 👏 👏
barbers helping babrers this is what its all about everydays a school day ive. usesd numerous techniques to help with my work and im a shop owner bravo sir
Thank you so much for providing this, back when I was in beauty school I couldnt afford most educational courses, this is pure gold, I highly appreciate you provide all of this.
Even though the 0 mm undercut has always been horrible fashion choice the side fade + "slicing" blend is essential to reduce unintentional monk look and stray hair pointing up later on. Seems hard to do it for yourself though..
Great video, you’re teaching methods are really easy to digest. When doing a fade or short back and sides, how do you know what guard/length to do for the first part of the cut where you’re “debulking”, where you used a 1.5 guard around the parietal ridge? Thanks
it is a undercut i personally would begin with a 2 half open instead of the 1,5 so the it fades a little bit more into the top. But nice video keep it up!
I always want to have this kind of texture look, but it never works out. Does this only work on slightly curl hair? I have Asian straight hair in black.
@@theoneminutebarber finaly they made 1.5mm guard , i use wahl premium on my gamma , and i didn't know that they made this one , the 1/2guard that came with my clipper is so big it cut nothin , so i switched to wahl premium guard , where can i find the one that you are using
There is a link for tpob clippers in the video description I’m not sure if they sell the guard separately or if you need to buy a set of clippers to get it.
Someone finally got that closeup lens? Mike, not sure if you saw it but Reuzel Education's latest video (Paul Dunning) featured that razor you used many months ago. Can you believe I can't find those Parker combs anywhere in town? I'm not a huge fan of the fade; I prefer the taper but you did a great job.
Thanks Bruce, I’m using a new GoPro which has 5.6k so I can crop in closer without losing image quality. I could t get the hang of the close up lens I’m going to go check out that rue all video now
@@theoneminutebarber Assuming you watch/watched it, if I wanted the hair at shoulder length, would you set that length first & use it as a guide? A link where to get that feather razor too (if you have it handy)
Hey Bruce I can’t find that ruezal video. I’m following ruezal but can’t find ruezal education. The razor holder you can find on Amazon there are dozens of versions and they are fairly cheap. The one I use is an AMA feather razor.
I’m not a huge fan of neck strips. Although I believe in the US they are mandatory in some states. Re scissors. Quartered steels are expensive although they have a website called scissor sub where you can subscribe for a lower cost. The only other scissor brand I use is Osaka but they aren’t much cheaper. Years ago I used jaguars which are decent but they cost you more in the long run as they go blunt quite easliy
WRONG ! Shaving-machine, Definitions from The Century Dictionary. noun In leather manufacturing, a machine for shaving the flesh side of hides or skins by means of a cylinder fitted with blades. Electric shaver (also known as the dry razor, electric razor, or simply shaver) is a razor with an electrically powered rotating or oscillating blade. Electric hair clippers work in a similar way as manual ones, but are driven by an electric motor which makes the blades oscillate from side to side.
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I’ve been a barber for 11 years and these videos have helped me do new techniques, thank you bud! Keep up the solid work man love the vids
Thanks Jordan. I’m glad you are finding useful info in the videos, I’m sure you could add in a lot of useful tips too with 11 years behind you
Totally enjoy your videos. Your voice and the way you describe and explain your cuts are entertaining, but in a comfortable and relaxed way. Appreciate your excellence 👏 👏 👏
Thanks so much Frank 😁
barbers helping babrers this is what its all about everydays a school day ive. usesd numerous techniques to help with my work and im a shop owner bravo sir
Awesome cut! Great job man… your videos are always a big inspiration
Thank you Underdog 😀
The point cutting makes this look more finished and less Finnish Eurovision entry 😂
Are there any resobably priced scissors anyone can recommend. 800 seems a little extravagent for most of the novice individials watching these videos.
Check out scissorsub.com you can lease high quality scissors and it’s surprising how affordable they are
Thank you so much for providing this, back when I was in beauty school I couldnt afford most educational courses, this is pure gold, I highly appreciate you provide all of this.
You're very welcome!☺️
👍👍👍👍 thank you
Adoro seus videos, explica muito bem🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 tira pelos com navalha em seco ou tem algum produto?
For the soft hair at the temple I just use the razor dry
@@theoneminutebarber 👍😊 thank you
Can you show how to do a Marine Corps high and tight haircut by yourself.
I’m afraid I don’t do self haircuts anymore.
땡큐 브로 도움 되는 영상이었습니다
Exquisite commentary and undemanding steps to follow 👍🏻
Thank you JD 😃
Sei sempre il migliore. Grande , continua così. Saluti dall'Italia
Grazie
Sir could you plz tell me what clips are you using?
Sure they are tru barber hair grippers. They are very cheap and you can find them on Amazon
Keren banget cara yang sangat mumpuni sukses selalu💪💪
Even though the 0 mm undercut has always been horrible fashion choice the side fade + "slicing" blend is essential to reduce unintentional monk look and stray hair pointing up later on. Seems hard to do it for yourself though..
This would be extremely hard to do as a self haircut.
Great video, you’re teaching methods are really easy to digest.
When doing a fade or short back and sides, how do you know what guard/length to do for the first part of the cut where you’re “debulking”, where you used a 1.5 guard around the parietal ridge?
Thanks
It’s not a set in stone rule. But you’re almost always safe to use a 1.5 guard. It tends to be a good length to blend towards
Ficou muito bom ...curto seu trabalho ...
Parabéns 👏👏👏
Love this whole vid. The finished look is great, love the texture. Thanks for showing a fade.
thank you
Totally enjoy your video, amzing bro 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you 😊
Good video brother ❤❤
Thank you so much
Isn't this cut called the hitler youth? It was recommended by hugo boss to go with the SS uniforms. Terror by style they used to say.
might be, this was a common style in the 40s
LOVE this cut. Is there any easier way a diy haircut could achieve similar results with the top style of haircut?
I think this would be really hard to achieve on your own. Even for me looking straight at the head it takes a lot of focus
it is a undercut i personally would begin with a 2 half open instead of the 1,5 so the it fades a little bit more into the top. But nice video keep it up!
Но ,,пятна" остались.Не сведены волосы,,на нет".Я тоже так могу, извините.
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Awesome !!!
Thanks Dan
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I always want to have this kind of texture look, but it never works out. Does this only work on slightly curl hair? I have Asian straight hair in black.
Straight hair can stick out strongly and this length of undercut might not work although something longer like a 2 block cut would work.
@@theoneminutebarber Good point! To make that wavy looking style, I think I would need to iron it.
what is that half guard is it tha babilys
the half guard is a 1.5mm guard. It came with the tpob clipper I am using but babyliss do also provide them for their machines
@@theoneminutebarber finaly they made 1.5mm guard , i use wahl premium on my gamma , and i didn't know that they made this one , the 1/2guard that came with my clipper is so big it cut nothin , so i switched to wahl premium guard , where can i find the one that you are using
There is a link for tpob clippers in the video description I’m not sure if they sell the guard separately or if you need to buy a set of clippers to get it.
Someone finally got that closeup lens? Mike, not sure if you saw it but Reuzel Education's latest video (Paul Dunning) featured that razor you used many months ago. Can you believe I can't find those Parker combs anywhere in town? I'm not a huge fan of the fade; I prefer the taper but you did a great job.
Thanks Bruce, I’m using a new GoPro which has 5.6k so I can crop in closer without losing image quality.
I could t get the hang of the close up lens I’m going to go check out that rue all video now
Ruezal
@@theoneminutebarber Assuming you watch/watched it, if I wanted the hair at shoulder length, would you set that length first & use it as a guide? A link where to get that feather razor too (if you have it handy)
Hey Bruce I can’t find that ruezal video. I’m following ruezal but can’t find ruezal education. The razor holder you can find on Amazon there are dozens of versions and they are fairly cheap. The one I use is an AMA feather razor.
@@theoneminutebarber here's the link: ua-cam.com/video/LWOESLBTFik/v-deo.html
I paid for Udemy courses that were supposed to be your courses but were from someone else. I lost my money.
Hey terry I’m sorry to hear that but Udemy have a really good refund policy.
Can you suggest a very good but less expensive scissor and do you like the assb color you use in lieu of neck strips Thanks
I meant collarbone
Let me try again collar
I’m not a huge fan of neck strips. Although I believe in the US they are mandatory in some states.
Re scissors. Quartered steels are expensive although they have a website called scissor sub where you can subscribe for a lower cost.
The only other scissor brand I use is Osaka but they aren’t much cheaper.
Years ago I used jaguars which are decent but they cost you more in the long run as they go blunt quite easliy
Looking forward to watching this, Michael.
Thanks Dave
it's seriously so annoying hearig everyone call these things clippers as they don't clip.
they're shaving machines...
WRONG ! Shaving-machine, Definitions from The Century Dictionary. noun In leather manufacturing, a machine for shaving the flesh side of hides or skins by means of a cylinder fitted with blades. Electric shaver (also known as the dry razor, electric razor, or simply shaver) is a razor with an electrically powered rotating or oscillating blade. Electric hair clippers work in a similar way as manual ones, but are driven by an electric motor which makes the blades oscillate from side to side.
@@ozzyavro9498 a clip is something you use to get hair out of the way, or to clip anything else.
it never means to cut or to shave something.