1 Corinthians 13 New King James Version The Greatest Gift 13 Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I have become sounding brass or a clanging cymbal. 2 And though I have the gift of prophecy, and understand all mysteries and all knowledge, and though I have all faith, so that I could remove mountains, but have not love, I am nothing. 3 And though I bestow all my goods to feed the poor, and though I give my body [a]to be burned, but have not love, it profits me nothing. 4 Love suffers long and is kind; love does not envy; love does not parade itself, is not [b]puffed up; 5 does not behave rudely, does not seek its own, is not provoked, [c]thinks no evil; 6 does not rejoice in iniquity, but rejoices in the truth; 7 bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. 8 Love never fails. But whether there are prophecies, they will fail; whether there are tongues, they will cease; whether there is knowledge, it will vanish away. 9 For we know in part and we prophesy in part. 10 But when that which is [d]perfect has come, then that which is in part will be done away. 11 When I was a child, I spoke as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child; but when I became a man, I put away childish things. 12 For now we see in a mirror, dimly, but then face to face. Now I know in part, but then I shall know just as I also am known. 13 And now abide faith, hope, love, these three; but the greatest of these is love.
@Hector Diaz Bro srly I'm done 5 of my last 5 haircuts have been ass, I don't know what to do, Is like all the barbers in my location didn't even watch a video on how to cut hair is that bad, most of them didn't did the side line properly! I just lost faith, if I get a bad haircut instead of getting mad I just think 'another one in my list' that is how frecuent it happens. I think I will get a classic haircut when it grows a little and let it grow for 1 year.
The first time I ever cut my own hair, I was actually very surprised with how good it turned out. No barber will have more investment in your hair than yourself. Take you time and you can make it look exactly how you want. Can’t wait to try this technique to fade myself up!
Unlicensed myself, watched your video after buzzing my hair in one size for 15 years, and in less than a year I'm cutting my hair as well as friends hair and have amassed a cool 10-15 person weekly clientele on top of my regular job. Props and thanks to you!
02:51 - no lie. I've been using that same Walmart mirror for YEARS! I thought I was the only one using it for this purpose. I stand an ironing board up against the bathroom door, then stick the mirror into the metal extension at the end of the ironining board - this allows me to angle the mirror and use the bathroom mirror to see all angles of my head. Hope this helps someone.
As a licensed cosmetologist and barber, I have to applaud your self haircut my dude 👏🏼 👏🏼 The techniques you provided to your viewers were on point and thorough. 🤙🏼
TIP: flip the clipper upside down with the "2 guard-open" and glide over the bulk, down into the fade. Helps to smooth the transition from your uncut hair to the fade
I've been cutting my own hair for 8 years and all you say is true. It requires time (I usually spend 1,5 hours) and my technique has improved a lot through the years. You also get to know your hair better. Some friends even ask me to cut their hair lol
Very well done self fade. Some tips and advice for people new to cutting their own hair, don't try a skin fade until you have learned to blend a bit. And another technique to help blend more evenly is to get your lines established as shown and then use a comb upwards through the bottom of the line, exposing small amounts of hair through the teeth of the comb, then use your clippers against the comb. After using the comb to help cut small even amounts of hair where the lines meet finish off using the guards and upwards flicking motion. I've been doing my own fade haircuts for about 3 years now using many of the same techniques as the video.
I watched this video yesterday, and today I attempted to buzz my hair. It actually went surprisingly well! My expectations were definitely low but your guide was extremely helpful. I did most of the heavy lifting myself, then I got my dad to finish off the trim. I'm very pleased with how it all worked out 😁
My son and I started giving each other haircuts at the beginning of covid, then he went off to school so I didn’t have much of a choice but to start cutting my own hair. By watching videos like these and practice I’v gotten to the point where I’v decided I’m not going back to a barber. My hair looks good enough and I can do a quick clean up when ever I want, I’v learned to really like it.
This helped me fix my horrible first try after I just winged it haha. Nice video man - straight to the point, no fluff, and not half an hour long like a lot of others. Thank you!
My first fade on my son was a disaster! After watching your video, with not only instructions but great advice as well, I did it and it was perfect!! Aggggghhhhh! I'm so excited! THANK YOU!
I remember watching this video during early lockdown, and decided to cut my hair on my own , since then it's been more than 3 years, I have never been to a barber . Now I am very perfect in haircutting ✂️ even my friends complement me that where did you got that perfect fade. It was a life changing video for me. Thank you Alex Kouras.
Ever since this pandemic i realised how therapeautic cutting my own hair is but i do really take my time doing it. Think i've been improving a lot in this last few months. This tutorial helped a lot. Great job & thanks man !
I've been cutting my own hair for about 6 years now but every now and then I get rusty and need a refresher course because I don't do this every month but thanks for the confidence boost just cut my hair after watching this came out great!!! Keep posting videos my guy!!!
Tried my first self haircut after watching your video and I took a long time but it turned out even better than I could have hoped! Thanks for the help, I can’t wait to practice more!
Same! 3 and a half or so. It's great not having to go through that awkward between haircuts period where your hair is too long and the style has faded. You can keep your hair exactly as you want it all year 'round - looking equally groomed every day.
Start out simple. It is intimidating as hell, no doubt...But if you don't need a really complex style and just want to cut your own hair so you can stay looking neat and cut it whenever you want, then a buzz is ideal. All the same length all around. Not really much to screw up (Unless you didn't clip the guide on right once and it slipped off and you sheared a big-ass bald square in your head. Which totally never happened to me once. >_>). The only part you could mess up with a buzz (providing, again, you make sure the guide is secure
I've been cutting my hair since the beginning of corona, I'm pleased and at times I think I like it more than when I used to cut it with a barber, although I usually can take up to 3 hours to cut it! It takes so much work to get it right
Thanks for your tips on using the guards with “opened and closed “ settings on the clippers. Today, I cut my own hair and lined my beard and It came out real nice. I have all the essentials tools clippers, shavers etc that you’d normally find at a barbershop. The one thing I did was setup a tripod with a small hand mirror, this way I could fade the back of my head symmetrical. It took me just over an hour, but in the grand schemes of things, I saved $50 plus tip, which is what barbers around the way are charging, plus travel time and gas. I cut my hair once a month, so as far as that goes, that’s a $600 savings a year. Thank you again for uploading the video.
I Cut and faded my own hairs today for the first time ever and it looks pretty decent. I was so happy like a little kid after that 😂 it can only get better. Took me about an hour. I get a haircut weekly so it's hard to cut a perfect line like in your video. It's not even about saving money. I travel often and it sucks to find a hairdresser that have skills. Bought me a Wahl Senior Cordless and some other stuff. I think I will have that invested money back after 2 months of self cutting already 👏🏻
Just cut mine doing this technique, it wasn’t flawless but I adjusted and am happy with the final result! This was the first time I did no guard on my own. I went from 0 to 2 (long) on my sides. Then I scissor trimmed the top to blend it in. Thanks for sharing!
@@ChristopherPharris-v3q WHY IS IT ALWAYS SPORTS CLIPS??? I got a haircut many years ago and this lady gave me a half a fade and left my ass looking asymmetrical and mangy.
Yes it's called go to hairstyling barber school it takes about 5 years to get good stop watching RUclips videos and think your a professional barbers by doing 10 hair cuts.
@@anthonyguida913 lol only in 3rd world countries can you get cheap haircut. It is expensive in 1st world countries. In India/Philippines, it'll only cost a dollar. In Canada, it's around 20-35 dollars.
Since cutting my own hair and doing my own fade (and saving A LOT of money), I realized that guards 1/2, 1, 2 and 3 are my best buds. Cutting your own hair with a fade takes skill and a lot of time to perfect. While all my friends are getting their haircut before Friday night, I've already cut mine in less than 30 minutes. Give it a try. It's ok to make a mistake the first try and your hair will grow back but eventually you'll be good at it and it becomes "memory". I spent several years going to a barber. While I still go to my favorite barber here and there for special occasions, I cut my own hair for casual days out. Problem is sometimes you get obsessed with cutting your own hair that maybe once a week, you're trimming it often.
I got an awful haircut once and went home to fix it. I had nothing to lose I thought to myself. It turned out amazing and from then on I have been cutting my own hair for years. Not only do you save money but you also save yourself from getting horrible haircuts.
I cut my own hair too and my brother's. It's good practice. We don't have to pay the barber loads of money to get a perfect fade. And we can do it every two weeks which is great.
I've cut my hair a few times before, but was always thought i would botch a fade. After this video, it turned out not too shabby. I'll get better with time, thanks for the video!
Bro, This is EASILY the 101 on fading, Alex Fades upwards, like the only way that makes sense (if you're new) While all the other “Pros” Fade downwards with the lever open to make their guidelines, which makes everything so complicated for no reason. This is the ONLY tutorial I have found with NO BS, just tells you how to fade upwards, END of story. THANK you!
Have been cutting my hair for 6 years now and it is the best! I save on time and money and headaches from barbers that don't know what they are doing or understanding what I want (even with a photo) I've learned many hair cuts from tapers, mohawks, low fade to drop fade. How to take out volume and how to cut with shears. Even more of a gentleman's haircuts. Self taught! I recommend this to any one who is good with details, wants to save some money and time waiting in line at the barbers. I didnt come across 360 untill some later years and he helped keep a very clean fade look, but he needs to up his game on the shears
When cutting your own hair - never cut any portion of your head any shorter than you're willing to take it down all around. That way if you fuck up you can salvage it by just buzzing all around. Might not be the style you wanted, but a buzz cut is always preferrable to looking like a goof or buying 3 new hats. =) I've tried some more complex self cuts and every once in a while I'll finish, look at the mirror, and realize a goof with a bad haircut is staring back at me. So, just had to do the short buzz and try again next time. =)
@@TRPYGanja Ain't much useful information I've learned in a lifetime of fucking up... ...but I feel I've an obligation to share the one or two things I have learned that might save someone from the same mistakes I made. xD
Just wanted to thank you for this tutorial. Most of my hair has thinned out so I can’t get this done like I used to love doing but I pretty much flipped this and did a pretty nice fade into my beard and it came out great. Great work and keep it up!
As a barber, your techniques are spot on. I've been cutting hair for 20 yrs and you do better than alot of ppl I've worked with. You definitely have the gift🤌🏻
Still need the 1.5 guard to blend into the 2 close more smoothly in my opinion. You could also use the half guard to spread your fade better especially in the back. Good self cut doh
@@dripace_1145 it all depends on what type of clippers u are using and what haircut you are looking to give yourself. If you are doing a fade u wouldnt use a guard higher than a 3. Let me know what clippers you are using and what type of haircut u are looking to achieve
👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿..that's right applaud you for showing me a quick, but yet informative way to cut hair. You did it under 5 min, good tips and advice. Been cutting my own hair for a couple years now. But I'm always looking to enhance my abilities. Good stuff bro.
Bought myself a pair of clippers and started doing my own hair because of Covid lockdown. Never been to a barber since, and never will. Best 20 bucks I've ever spent.
All these youngsters nowadays expect a big tip on top of the 20-30 dollar cut. My last straw was the dude who last cut my hair and charged 20 dollars. The haircut was still passable ,but messed my fade up a bit with my hair on top not even. This video is just what I need. Thanks! I used to have my own barber across the border until he passed due to kidney failure. I miss him so much, he was a good barber and a good friend.
Between this and the mirror video I was able to cut my hair just how my barbers have been doing all along. Saved myself $45 and gained confidence in a skill, thank you for the video!
me 2 i cut my hair about 10 years aswell due to being broke but still want to look good. the thing is, patience is key and 1 hour wont cut it. i do it in 2 to 2 and half hours. dont rush it and use the corners of you clippers so you wont cut of too much. the beauty of this is you can look fresh when ever you want :)
Learning to cut your own hair takes time, I’ve cut my own hair around 50 times in the past 3 years and I still mess up sometimes. I have a few tips Thoe, 1. lighting is everything, make sure to have really good lighting while cutting your hair, I bought some battery bar lights for my mirror which helped me a lot, before I was doing it in low lighting which made it harder for me to see the guidelines, I was pretty much eyeballing it most times, 2. Make sure to buy some good clippers and trimmers, I bought the baByliss pro set for under $200 (best investment ever) they cut hair really sharp and smooth. 3. Make sure to oil down your clippers before any haircut so it’s a lot easier for the clipper to cut, when not oiled it makes it hard for the clippers to cut properly. 4. Always follow the metal line on the guards not the guard plastic end or you’ll get lost in every guideline. 5. Always cut on a flick out motion, never cut deep or else the guidelines are going to be much more difficult to erase. 6. If you are using cordless clippers make sure you charge them 100% so they are cutting at full potential. 7. Always make sure you brush off any loose hair so you keep a clean view. FINALLY. Make sure you are disinfecting your clippers, I wasn’t very careful with cleaning my clippers and developed a rash, now after every haircut I get a rash behind my head and it takes days to go away so please disinfect your clippers right.
Since the pandemic, I started cutting my husbands hair and, not to toot my own horn or anything, but I’m pretty good at it and I’ve gotten better since my first time. I’ve been wanting to try and give him a fade but was too scared to mess his hair up. But with this video, I think I’m ready to try. Thanks for the very helpful and informative video!
@@lillispets8394 It’s going good, I cut his hair again last night lol. He no longer has to pay to go get a haircut. I cut our son’s (2 yr old) hair too.
I look like a gnome but it’s okay, definitely a learning experience and this is by far the most straight forward tutorial online so thank you. Will definitely be visiting this more often
I been cutting my hair for a few years now, since covid, you have helped me take it to the next level, One tip for beginners, get a cordless trimmer, makes a huge difference in moving with precision, WAY easier then using a corded
Hey Alex, thanks so much for this video. It’s one of the best self haircut I’ve seen on the internet. Just also wanted to get your thoughts on the Self-Cut three-way mirror system. You just hang the foldable three way mirror on a doorway and it allows you to see so much better angles around your entire head. Also, it frees up your other hand from having to have to hold up a mirror. What do you think?
Done my first cur dueing covid. Was surprised how it turned out... Did a couple more and went back to varbers. But started doing it again myself recently due to the quality of my cuts ive been paying for. Been doing a decent job without any training..... And cur my hair more often than i would if i was going ro a barbers. An easy job which anyone can do to themselves
This is a really difficult method for a self-haircut especially for someone just starting out. I've been cutting my own hair now (very similar hairstyle as the video) since the pandemic began and I've got it down great. I start with the skin line and then work my way up one guard at a time until it's blended instead of jumping all over the place. I don't move on until the previous guard line is eliminated. Makes it wayyyy easier in my opinion!
Just about to start my 'self-fade'. Praying it goes well haha!! Got my mum on standby incase anything goes wrong. Will update you on my progress later today :D
I want to cut my boyfriends hair once he gets home from work today. I’ve cut his hair previous times and he liked it. I appreciate more advice so I can do better next time! 👍
You came a long way my man. I was introduced to you through Chris Bossio's reaction to your self cut video. I wont lie, that video was NOT-GOOD. This one is done nearly professional level. Keep up the good work.
Appreciate your channel brother. Covid hit and I had to learn how to cut my own hair. I stumbled upon your video and have been using your techniques ever since. Appreciate your positivity and passion to teach others
it's funny going back and listening to your advice again after several self haircuts because you are spot on with the advice. First couple haircuts took me at least 2 hours.
YESSSSS I been saying that for years cutting my own hair also cutting my friends hair. They love the boutique type treatment but they never want a whole hour cut lol
Just cut my hair after 1.5 years of not doing it myself and…it went okay. 7/10 cut 😂 Here are some tips I think would help. 1. This guy has his hair pretty leveled already! If you just start cutting your hair directly into the fade like he does the guidelines are going to be overlapped with the hair on top. I had to go higher on my fade because one side was higher! I’d recommend cutting your entire hair #8 and then start the fade. I find it much easier to to do his initial steps and after erasing lines I don’t go to the #2 guard to clean up bulk. I go down the ladder of numbers, so if you start at #8 like I said initially you can fade your hair from #7-#2 guard all around your head for each. It’s much more time consuming, but it’s less confusing imo. 2. Definitely invest in a second mirror my fade came out sloppy because I couldn’t see the back or cut behind my ears properly because all I have is a small handheld mirror. Going to look into the 360 degree mirror kit. 3. It’s never gonna be perfect. The first few times are rough and you’ll probably have to rock your patchy hair with noticeable mistakes like me haha. You’ll get better over time and save a lot of $ too! Overall great tutorial though; no hate just some input!
Word bro you legit killed it... you gave YOURSELF a better fucking fade then I've ever seen a barber do .. and you just taught me an amazing skill set that legit saves and makes me a half decent amount of money. 🫡 Salute to you bro 👊 Respect!! 💯.
You do a really good job...I get a fade every month...Ive been debating doing my own hair for many years..if I had the right equipment I probably would
Thanks for watching! What are two things you want to improve on from your last self-haircut?
Gracias amor me gusto aparte de guapo lo ases muy bien me inscripción y l@ campanita ya es tuya Saludos
Nice cut
We have the same haircut 😂🥸
Do you do self open heart surgery course for beginners?
1 Corinthians 13
New King James Version
The Greatest Gift
13 Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I have become sounding brass or a clanging cymbal. 2 And though I have the gift of prophecy, and understand all mysteries and all knowledge, and though I have all faith, so that I could remove mountains, but have not love, I am nothing. 3 And though I bestow all my goods to feed the poor, and though I give my body [a]to be burned, but have not love, it profits me nothing.
4 Love suffers long and is kind; love does not envy; love does not parade itself, is not [b]puffed up; 5 does not behave rudely, does not seek its own, is not provoked, [c]thinks no evil; 6 does not rejoice in iniquity, but rejoices in the truth; 7 bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things.
8 Love never fails. But whether there are prophecies, they will fail; whether there are tongues, they will cease; whether there is knowledge, it will vanish away. 9 For we know in part and we prophesy in part. 10 But when that which is [d]perfect has come, then that which is in part will be done away.
11 When I was a child, I spoke as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child; but when I became a man, I put away childish things. 12 For now we see in a mirror, dimly, but then face to face. Now I know in part, but then I shall know just as I also am known.
13 And now abide faith, hope, love, these three; but the greatest of these is love.
This man cuts his hair better than some barbers have cut mine lol
@Hector Diaz Bro srly I'm done 5 of my last 5 haircuts have been ass, I don't know what to do, Is like all the barbers in my location didn't even watch a video on how to cut hair is that bad, most of them didn't did the side line properly! I just lost faith, if I get a bad haircut instead of getting mad I just think 'another one in my list' that is how frecuent it happens. I think I will get a classic haircut when it grows a little and let it grow for 1 year.
That's shocking cos as a trainee barber this is not a good cut. For a self cut its amazing . But the line isn't taken out properly
@gabe Its all about practice. Keep doin it and itll become easier.
@@shahee6579 You havent cut shite in your fcking life the only thing you've put clippers to is the hairs on your nut sacks.
Don't ever under no circumstances whatsoever let a woman near your hair if you want a fade.
The first time I ever cut my own hair, I was actually very surprised with how good it turned out. No barber will have more investment in your hair than yourself. Take you time and you can make it look exactly how you want. Can’t wait to try this technique to fade myself up!
Yea m
Great minds think alike lol
Only takes 5x as long and 10x the stress levels 😂
@@GlorifiedGremlin yeah facts😂😂 when you mess up and your stomach drops aswell
Did you fade yourself yet
Unlicensed myself, watched your video after buzzing my hair in one size for 15 years, and in less than a year I'm cutting my hair as well as friends hair and have amassed a cool 10-15 person weekly clientele on top of my regular job. Props and thanks to you!
Yo bro is there another guard that cuts like the 1/4 6mm guard cause I don’t have that guard
@@17_adrian38 get clippers with it
Or find a 3d printer I was able to find files for my Wahl an 3d printed some guards myself
Oh my , congrats, that's such a nice story.
Man that turned into a nice little side hustle. Even at like 20 bucks a head that's another $200+ per week
I’m telling you man cutting hair is not as widespread a skill as one may think, just by knowing how you have a skill very valuable to many
02:51 - no lie. I've been using that same Walmart mirror for YEARS! I thought I was the only one using it for this purpose. I stand an ironing board up against the bathroom door, then stick the mirror into the metal extension at the end of the ironining board - this allows me to angle the mirror and use the bathroom mirror to see all angles of my head. Hope this helps someone.
It helped me cause I got an iron board, and a walmart mirror the kind that magnifies on one side. Brilliant!
Can you supply the link
Which mirror at Walmart , give me a description of the mirror?
@@Gurl_pwr4everr Stupell Industries London Rectangular White Framed Mirror
you should create a mirror specially designed for self haircuts and slang em at Walmart bro. Get rich
Good job. Coming from a man who is in the Barber business for over 35 years. Dope.
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Bro that’s so dop
I tried it and now im bald and my gf broke up with me
nobody laughed
to everyone talking smack he was obviously trollin/joking stfu
@@pay2lose276 not supposed to
@@pay2lose276 😂here i am
that's just means she don't deserve you
Man I would feel you only thing tho I'm already single.
As a licensed cosmetologist and barber, I have to applaud your self haircut my dude 👏🏼 👏🏼 The techniques you provided to your viewers were on point and thorough. 🤙🏼
Yo bro is there another guard that cuts like the 1/4 6mm guard cause I don’t have that guard
@@17_adrian38 yes
TIP: flip the clipper upside down with the "2 guard-open" and glide over the bulk, down into the fade. Helps to smooth the transition from your uncut hair to the fade
Would you do that with the other levels or only the #2?
@@rolemodelj7898 just the #2
I've been cutting my own hair for 8 years and all you say is true. It requires time (I usually spend 1,5 hours) and my technique has improved a lot through the years. You also get to know your hair better. Some friends even ask me to cut their hair lol
Very well done self fade. Some tips and advice for people new to cutting their own hair, don't try a skin fade until you have learned to blend a bit. And another technique to help blend more evenly is to get your lines established as shown and then use a comb upwards through the bottom of the line, exposing small amounts of hair through the teeth of the comb, then use your clippers against the comb. After using the comb to help cut small even amounts of hair where the lines meet finish off using the guards and upwards flicking motion. I've been doing my own fade haircuts for about 3 years now using many of the same techniques as the video.
Thanks for the tips 😄
Yo bro is there another guard that cuts like the 1/4 6mm guard cause I don’t have that guard
Dude it is tough to use combo with clippers when doing your self 😃
@Nope Franks no
@Nope Franks simp
I watched this video yesterday, and today I attempted to buzz my hair. It actually went surprisingly well! My expectations were definitely low but your guide was extremely helpful. I did most of the heavy lifting myself, then I got my dad to finish off the trim. I'm very pleased with how it all worked out 😁
My son and I started giving each other haircuts at the beginning of covid, then he went off to school so I didn’t have much of a choice but to start cutting my own hair. By watching videos like these and practice I’v gotten to the point where I’v decided I’m not going back to a barber. My hair looks good enough and I can do a quick clean up when ever I want, I’v learned to really like it.
me too. I have saved alot of money
Wow haha it was so informative it felt like an hour long but wasn’t even 5 mins🤣
This guys a talented artist man seriously it takes steady steady hands to be that precise lol
Easiest tutorial on RUclips, 0-1-2 closed then fade the lines with 0 and 1 open. It worked thank you
This helped me fix my horrible first try after I just winged it haha. Nice video man - straight to the point, no fluff, and not half an hour long like a lot of others. Thank you!
My first fade on my son was a disaster! After watching your video, with not only instructions but great advice as well, I did it and it was perfect!! Aggggghhhhh! I'm so excited! THANK YOU!
This man says “I recommend setting aside 1-2 hours for when you cut your own hair”
Title of the video: how to get fade in 4 minutes
Yea he explains how to fade in 4 mins but if you actually try it’ll take you 1-2 hours
The video is 4 minutes. Alot of hair tuts on yt are kinda long
Also he taught nobody anything. He just talked shit for 4 mins while we watched him do his hair
He said fade not cut a fade is apart of a cut.
Yeah I know, it's misleading. 🤦🏻♂️
why does anyone still use regular clippers when autofading clippers like the iFade makes fading so much simpler?
Thanks
I remember watching this video during early lockdown, and decided to cut my hair on my own , since then it's been more than 3 years, I have never been to a barber . Now I am very perfect in haircutting ✂️ even my friends complement me that where did you got that perfect fade.
It was a life changing video for me. Thank you Alex Kouras.
Ever since this pandemic i realised how therapeautic cutting my own hair is but i do really take my time doing it. Think i've been improving a lot in this last few months. This tutorial helped a lot. Great job & thanks man !
You can do it! Thanks for your support man
I've been cutting my own hair for about 6 years now but every now and then I get rusty and need a refresher course because I don't do this every month but thanks for the confidence boost just cut my hair after watching this came out great!!! Keep posting videos my guy!!!
Tried my first self haircut after watching your video and I took a long time but it turned out even better than I could have hoped! Thanks for the help, I can’t wait to practice more!
Note: I live in Cali and will literally save thousands in haircuts by cutting my own hair so thank you!
The first time i did my own haircut it took like 4 hours to actully make it look good now maybe 40 min give or take
I’ve been cutting my own hair for the last 3 years and I love doing it ! 😅
Same! 3 and a half or so. It's great not having to go through that awkward between haircuts period where your hair is too long and the style has faded. You can keep your hair exactly as you want it all year 'round - looking equally groomed every day.
Watching this, i figured that i shouldn’t even try haha
Same
Watched this thinking yeah I’ll just wait till the barbers reopen.. 😂
Same. Halfway thru im putting my shoes on to go to the barber
Start out simple. It is intimidating as hell, no doubt...But if you don't need a really complex style and just want to cut your own hair so you can stay looking neat and cut it whenever you want, then a buzz is ideal. All the same length all around. Not really much to screw up (Unless you didn't clip the guide on right once and it slipped off and you sheared a big-ass bald square in your head. Which totally never happened to me once. >_>).
The only part you could mess up with a buzz (providing, again, you make sure the guide is secure
It's pretty easy actually actually the first few times.
I've been cutting my hair since the beginning of corona, I'm pleased and at times I think I like it more than when I used to cut it with a barber, although I usually can take up to 3 hours to cut it! It takes so much work to get it right
If you keep it up you'll end up liking how you cut your hair more than a barber
Thanks for your tips on using the guards with “opened and closed “ settings on the clippers. Today, I cut my own hair and lined my beard and It came out real nice. I have all the essentials tools clippers, shavers etc that you’d normally find at a barbershop. The one thing I did was setup a tripod with a small hand mirror, this way I could fade the back of my head symmetrical. It took me just over an hour, but in the grand schemes of things, I saved $50 plus tip, which is what barbers around the way are charging, plus travel time and gas. I cut my hair once a month, so as far as that goes, that’s a $600 savings a year. Thank you again for uploading the video.
I Cut and faded my own hairs today for the first time ever and it looks pretty decent. I was so happy like a little kid after that 😂 it can only get better. Took me about an hour. I get a haircut weekly so it's hard to cut a perfect line like in your video.
It's not even about saving money. I travel often and it sucks to find a hairdresser that have skills.
Bought me a Wahl Senior Cordless and some other stuff. I think I will have that invested money back after 2 months of self cutting already 👏🏻
Just cut mine doing this technique, it wasn’t flawless but I adjusted and am happy with the final result! This was the first time I did no guard on my own. I went from 0 to 2 (long) on my sides. Then I scissor trimmed the top to blend it in. Thanks for sharing!
I came back home after getting haircut. Guess why im watching this
Why???
Bc you went to sport clips
I know what you mean. Barbers have gotten so expensive and as he says in the video - it takes practice but you can do it yourself surprisingly well.
Some barbers be charging like doctors bro
@@ChristopherPharris-v3q WHY IS IT ALWAYS SPORTS CLIPS??? I got a haircut many years ago and this lady gave me a half a fade and left my ass looking asymmetrical and mangy.
I love the intensity in this man's eyes. You can tell he does everything at 100%.
ur so sus 😭
This is such a genuine compliment
Anyone who cuts their hair looks like this. It’s called focus lmao
@@specialopp333 how? I'ma chick.
Yes, self-haircut is like painting a self-portrait, it takes time. The more you do it, the better you become :-)
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Yes it's called go to hairstyling barber school it takes about 5 years to get good stop watching RUclips videos and think your a professional barbers by doing 10 hair cuts.
@@anthonyguida913 lol only in 3rd world countries can you get cheap haircut. It is expensive in 1st world countries. In India/Philippines, it'll only cost a dollar. In Canada, it's around 20-35 dollars.
@@everretwavince1843 20-35? wtf We have a lot of turkish hairsalons here and they cost around 10-14 bucks a cut for men.
Anthony Guida jeez why so harsh
Since cutting my own hair and doing my own fade (and saving A LOT of money), I realized that guards 1/2, 1, 2 and 3 are my best buds. Cutting your own hair with a fade takes skill and a lot of time to perfect. While all my friends are getting their haircut before Friday night, I've already cut mine in less than 30 minutes. Give it a try. It's ok to make a mistake the first try and your hair will grow back but eventually you'll be good at it and it becomes "memory". I spent several years going to a barber. While I still go to my favorite barber here and there for special occasions, I cut my own hair for casual days out. Problem is sometimes you get obsessed with cutting your own hair that maybe once a week, you're trimming it often.
I started here a year ago, the 1st cut took me over an hour lol
Now I get it done in 20-30 minutes and get lots of compliments
Congrats!! That's the goal!
I got an awful haircut once and went home to fix it. I had nothing to lose I thought to myself. It turned out amazing and from then on I have been cutting my own hair for years. Not only do you save money but you also save yourself from getting horrible haircuts.
I cut my own hair too and my brother's. It's good practice. We don't have to pay the barber loads of money to get a perfect fade. And we can do it every two weeks which is great.
Been cutting my own hair aswell for about 10 years. Just bought a good machine for fading. I'm glad I found your channel man.
I've cut my hair a few times before, but was always thought i would botch a fade. After this video, it turned out not too shabby. I'll get better with time, thanks for the video!
Bro, This is EASILY the 101 on fading, Alex Fades upwards, like the only way that makes sense (if you're new) While all the other “Pros” Fade downwards with the lever open to make their guidelines, which makes everything so complicated for no reason. This is the ONLY tutorial I have found with NO BS, just tells you how to fade upwards, END of story. THANK you!
I'm from JAPAN. You did good job. I wish I could cut my own hair like you. I'll buy a Hair Clipper and try it.
BRO THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO I GAVE MYSELF THE SICKEST FADE FIRST TRY! SAVED 60$
Jesus bro I wish I wasn’t so blind😂 these glasses always get in my way. Literally one bad stroke away from messing myself up😭
Sick cut brodie 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
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I wear glasses too but I usually put on contact lenses when I do my cuts
Angel Diaz nah you right about that lmfaooo😭
Have been cutting my hair for 6 years now and it is the best! I save on time and money and headaches from barbers that don't know what they are doing or understanding what I want (even with a photo) I've learned many hair cuts from tapers, mohawks, low fade to drop fade. How to take out volume and how to cut with shears. Even more of a gentleman's haircuts. Self taught! I recommend this to any one who is good with details, wants to save some money and time waiting in line at the barbers. I didnt come across 360 untill some later years and he helped keep a very clean fade look, but he needs to up his game on the shears
I've tried and I fuck up myself so bad that I have to buy 3 new hats to cycle them through the week😂
I need to borrow some
When cutting your own hair - never cut any portion of your head any shorter than you're willing to take it down all around. That way if you fuck up you can salvage it by just buzzing all around.
Might not be the style you wanted, but a buzz cut is always preferrable to looking like a goof or buying 3 new hats. =)
I've tried some more complex self cuts and every once in a while I'll finish, look at the mirror, and realize a goof with a bad haircut is staring back at me. So, just had to do the short buzz and try again next time. =)
I feel your pain bruh, ive fucked up because of my jittery hands and ended shaving bald. Vin Honda Civic Never again 😤
@@angry_zergling 👀 damn, bro coming in with the pro tips
@@TRPYGanja Ain't much useful information I've learned in a lifetime of fucking up...
...but I feel I've an obligation to share the one or two things I have learned that might save someone from the same mistakes I made. xD
I'm 16 but I've been practicin cuttin my own hair for about a year or so, so I enjoy watchin these videos for tips, thank you
I am a barber and have to say that cut is awesome 💈👌👍love watching your videos
Just wanted to thank you for this tutorial. Most of my hair has thinned out so I can’t get this done like I used to love doing but I pretty much flipped this and did a pretty nice fade into my beard and it came out great. Great work and keep it up!
Thanks man this was the best out of several I watched as a beginner
What product do you use in your hair to get that shine? TY
As a barber, your techniques are spot on. I've been cutting hair for 20 yrs and you do better than alot of ppl I've worked with. You definitely have the gift🤌🏻
The fact that you can cut like you do in the back putting your head down and somehow still seeing what your doing is amazing! Great job
I did it for my husband and it came out so good I followed exactly what you did
Dude, I didnt even give myself the haircut I had my mom follow the instructions he gave and it is by far my FAVORITE haircut, like wow.
Still need the 1.5 guard to blend into the 2 close more smoothly in my opinion. You could also use the half guard to spread your fade better especially in the back. Good self cut doh
Thanks for the advice! More great videos coming out soon! 😄
wat guards do i need for a mid fade im learning to cut my own hair but im doin more research before j do
@@dripace_1145 it all depends on what type of clippers u are using and what haircut you are looking to give yourself. If you are doing a fade u wouldnt use a guard higher than a 3. Let me know what clippers you are using and what type of haircut u are looking to achieve
Started cutting my husband's hair about a year ago and RUclips is the best teacher lol
Verily, I couldn’t agree more with you.
👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿..that's right applaud you for showing me a quick, but yet informative way to cut hair. You did it under 5 min, good tips and advice. Been cutting my own hair for a couple years now. But I'm always looking to enhance my abilities. Good stuff bro.
Bought myself a pair of clippers and started doing my own hair because of Covid lockdown. Never been to a barber since, and never will. Best 20 bucks I've ever spent.
Thank you so much. I just found this video. I started to cut my sons hair myself. And this helped a lot. 🙏🏻
Thanks for watching. I’m happy I could help!
All these youngsters nowadays expect a big tip on top of the 20-30 dollar cut. My last straw was the dude who last cut my hair and charged 20 dollars. The haircut was still passable ,but messed my fade up a bit with my hair on top not even. This video is just what I need. Thanks! I used to have my own barber across the border until he passed due to kidney failure. I miss him so much, he was a good barber and a good friend.
Looking for 4 minute haircut, guy tells me it'll take me 2 hours....fml.
Bro gave you a fishing pole and taught you to fish
Between this and the mirror video I was able to cut my hair just how my barbers have been doing all along. Saved myself $45 and gained confidence in a skill, thank you for the video!
Congrats Jordan! Now you’ll be able to save money on haircuts for the rest of your life 🙏
I'm back for hair cut 2. My son loved it the first time I did this cut for him; It came out so good!
me 2 i cut my hair about 10 years aswell due to being broke but still want to look good. the thing is, patience is key and 1 hour wont cut it. i do it in 2 to 2 and half hours. dont rush it and use the corners of you clippers so you wont cut of too much. the beauty of this is you can look fresh when ever you want :)
People doing their own fades: 👁👅👁. Barbers getting less clients: 👁👄👁
Kosmo m8 it’s not the nations fault it doesn’t want people to die
Bro I’m a barber for 13 yrs and people come and go you get desensitized to that. Someone else take up their spot it’s a circle bro
@@abrahimsoleiman2079 yes it is
Shocking
The barber does it always false anyway
I did this perfectly aware that I might mess up and just need to go full buzz cut.
I tried previously and I had more hair on one side than the other! I will try your tips moving forward! 😀
Learning to cut your own hair takes time, I’ve cut my own hair around 50 times in the past 3 years and I still mess up sometimes. I have a few tips Thoe, 1. lighting is everything, make sure to have really good lighting while cutting your hair, I bought some battery bar lights for my mirror which helped me a lot, before I was doing it in low lighting which made it harder for me to see the guidelines, I was pretty much eyeballing it most times, 2. Make sure to buy some good clippers and trimmers, I bought the baByliss pro set for under $200 (best investment ever) they cut hair really sharp and smooth. 3. Make sure to oil down your clippers before any haircut so it’s a lot easier for the clipper to cut, when not oiled it makes it hard for the clippers to cut properly. 4. Always follow the metal line on the guards not the guard plastic end or you’ll get lost in every guideline. 5. Always cut on a flick out motion, never cut deep or else the guidelines are going to be much more difficult to erase. 6. If you are using cordless clippers make sure you charge them 100% so they are cutting at full potential. 7. Always make sure you brush off any loose hair so you keep a clean view. FINALLY. Make sure you are disinfecting your clippers, I wasn’t very careful with cleaning my clippers and developed a rash, now after every haircut I get a rash behind my head and it takes days to go away so please disinfect your clippers right.
You've obviously been watching a lot of 360 Jeezy!
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I have watched many videos and by far yours is the best instructional videos, I've cut my own hair three times now and all thanks to your videos
I should have watch this video before I cut my son’s hair... well now that stumbled Upon this video I now exactly what to do for next time! Thank you!
I learned in 2020 to cut my own hair and fade it. Haven't been to a barber since. Good job dude!!!
Since the pandemic, I started cutting my husbands hair and, not to toot my own horn or anything, but I’m pretty good at it and I’ve gotten better since my first time. I’ve been wanting to try and give him a fade but was too scared to mess his hair up. But with this video, I think I’m ready to try. Thanks for the very helpful and informative video!
How did it go?
@@lillispets8394 It’s going good, I cut his hair again last night lol. He no longer has to pay to go get a haircut. I cut our son’s (2 yr old) hair too.
Well, honestly any haircut even if it was poorly done fits this guy very well... He's handsome!
have cut my hair 3 times since your videos. getting cleaner ever cut :P thx men
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I look like a gnome but it’s okay, definitely a learning experience and this is by far the most straight forward tutorial online so thank you. Will definitely be visiting this more often
I just gave myself a haircut. Thank you so much!! I honestly didn't think I was going to do so well. 👍
I been cutting my hair for a few years now, since covid, you have helped me take it to the next level, One tip for beginners, get a cordless trimmer, makes a huge difference in moving with precision, WAY easier then using a corded
Hey Alex, thanks so much for this video. It’s one of the best self haircut I’ve seen on the internet. Just also wanted to get your thoughts on the Self-Cut three-way mirror system. You just hang the foldable three way mirror on a doorway and it allows you to see so much better angles around your entire head. Also, it frees up your other hand from having to have to hold up a mirror. What do you think?
Done my first cur dueing covid. Was surprised how it turned out... Did a couple more and went back to varbers. But started doing it again myself recently due to the quality of my cuts ive been paying for. Been doing a decent job without any training..... And cur my hair more often than i would if i was going ro a barbers. An easy job which anyone can do to themselves
You do the same thing as 360
I tried this last night. Its insanely hard. My wife had to come and save me as I looked like I had given the clippers to a toddler
This is a really difficult method for a self-haircut especially for someone just starting out. I've been cutting my own hair now (very similar hairstyle as the video) since the pandemic began and I've got it down great. I start with the skin line and then work my way up one guard at a time until it's blended instead of jumping all over the place. I don't move on until the previous guard line is eliminated. Makes it wayyyy easier in my opinion!
Same bro. Impatience is my biggest flaw
We've all been there 😂
I've been cutting mine and my Sons hair for a couple of years now and I still can it right I think I learned how to blend better with your video.
Just about to start my 'self-fade'. Praying it goes well haha!! Got my mum on standby incase anything goes wrong. Will update you on my progress later today :D
How’d it go?
@@donaldduck4405 Really well actually! I haven't perfected it but I had a lot of compliments when I said I did it myself haha :)
I want to cut my boyfriends hair once he gets home from work today. I’ve cut his hair previous times and he liked it. I appreciate more advice so I can do better next time! 👍
You came a long way my man. I was introduced to you through Chris Bossio's reaction to your self cut video. I wont lie, that video was NOT-GOOD. This one is done nearly professional level. Keep up the good work.
Appreciate your channel brother. Covid hit and I had to learn how to cut my own hair. I stumbled upon your video and have been using your techniques ever since. Appreciate your positivity and passion to teach others
Hey good shit man, I feel like this put me on a good path for starting self haircuts 👌
Awesome, I’m happy I could help Mason!
Wish all the haircut tutorials were like this. Most of the others are technical and regular guys like me don’t get the terms. Thank you!
I was trying to cut my own hair..
End up I have to keep my cap on for over 2 months..lol😂😂
lmao
@chakur25 lmao! Good spirit...🤟🤟🤟
@chakur25 when u forget to change guards RIP xDDD
@chakur25 my coworkers always comment on new looks so i gotta be careful xD
@chakur25 true talk there.
it's funny going back and listening to your advice again after several self haircuts because you are spot on with the advice. First couple haircuts took me at least 2 hours.
YESSSSS I been saying that for years cutting my own hair also cutting my friends hair. They love the boutique type treatment but they never want a whole hour cut lol
I've watched about 20 videos by barbers and this one is the most useful. Cheers!
Love your content! Would love to see more calisthenics videos too ❤️
This is next level. He can cut hair better than a barbers. Black belt level! Thanks for this great video friend!
This was a really nice fade!
Can you make a tutorial with the 1.5 and 0.5 guard that would be really awsome
Just cut my hair after 1.5 years of not doing it myself and…it went okay. 7/10 cut 😂
Here are some tips I think would help.
1. This guy has his hair pretty leveled already! If you just start cutting your hair directly into the fade like he does the guidelines are going to be overlapped with the hair on top. I had to go higher on my fade because one side was higher! I’d recommend cutting your entire hair #8 and then start the fade. I find it much easier to to do his initial steps and after erasing lines I don’t go to the #2 guard to clean up bulk. I go down the ladder of numbers, so if you start at #8 like I said initially you can fade your hair from #7-#2 guard all around your head for each. It’s much more time consuming, but it’s less confusing imo.
2. Definitely invest in a second mirror my fade came out sloppy because I couldn’t see the back or cut behind my ears properly because all I have is a small handheld mirror. Going to look into the 360 degree mirror kit.
3. It’s never gonna be perfect. The first few times are rough and you’ll probably have to rock your patchy hair with noticeable mistakes like me haha. You’ll get better over time and save a lot of $ too!
Overall great tutorial though; no hate just some input!
I can relate to the aggressiveness at 4:09
Word bro you legit killed it... you gave YOURSELF a better fucking fade then I've ever seen a barber do .. and you just taught me an amazing skill set that legit saves and makes me a half decent amount of money. 🫡 Salute to you bro 👊 Respect!! 💯.
Your hair alone is GORGEOUS!
You know that to be a non licenced barber that haircut looks legit right!neat video congrats.
Thank you I appreciate it! More great videos coming soon! 😄
You do a really good job...I get a fade every month...Ive been debating doing my own hair for many years..if I had the right equipment I probably would