You are a true educator!!! I am a girl who is really not into hair at all!!! I've always had dreads, fades, and I've been doing the sponge for the past 2 years...for about a week now, I have decided that I want to go back to my fade, but it is hard to find a consistent/fly barber in my city...I also want to try color(s) (which I have never done in my life)...any suggestions would be great!!! Thank you for explaining the tools, it really helps...I don't know what my hair future holds, but one thing for sure---you'll be my teacher!!! I appreciate all of your knowledge!!! I have been a educator for 15 years and you are a true educator!!! Not everyone can explain what they do the way you do--with ease and class...you can tell you love what you do...I so want to be a client of yours!!! You are so fly!!!
Just started barber school at 40 years old wanted to try working for myself my Concerns are will I be able to jump in and sustain a living when I finish school or will it just be a side hustle
I'm starting the apprentice program and have been watching your videos daily since i found your channel about 3 months ago. I really enjoy your content, Thank you for the time you take to make informational videos to those out there beginning or thinking about the Barber Industry.
Great video. I wish i would have seen your video before i went out and bought a bunch of stuff I didn’t need. Where did you get your scissors ✂️ & comb container? I want one. Thanks
I just started a barber channel as well since I’ve only been cutting for 2 months I only have 24 subs but it’s something lol but you teach me something every time
Hey Kevin I've been lurking on your channel for a minute and have really been itching to try my hand on cutting hair to see if its something I might really enjoy doing. Where would a good place to start be in your opinion as far as what you would need to do the bare minimum just to start? All love you make great videos and i'm a big fan of your content.
Devaughn Yazzie Rick, one of the barbers in the shop, got me the container from the container store. The neck strip container can be gotten at places like barber depot, or salon centric.
Brodie, since you work in a shop, do you use soap and water to clean the combs and guards etc, dry them, then put it in the barbercide? Seems time consuming, or do you have like 10 pairs of everything and then at the end of the day you clean it all at once?
The Barber's Table thank you for clarifying, i appreciate it! I just started following you. I’m listening to you on the Rum Barber podcast right now, lol. Thanks for the great content. I’m not a barber but I’ve been fading my own hair for 20 years and my 21 year old son’s his whole life. I’m looking to step up my cutting game lol. I recently picked up an Andis foil and started doing bald fades for the first time. Having more contrast from short to long/light to dark makes a huge difference.
To be a barber is $11,000 to start with most important fact. 2nd: learn how to manage money 3rd:Educate yourself on how to do taxes as a independent contractor 4th: Master cutting hair 5th: Manage prices for cuts for example comb over should cost more then a bald taper. 6th: Have communication skills 7th: Choosing your clients carefully once your skills are up. Most youtubers speak on the fun part. The parts people already know. People want to cut hair see the money see the success but as a barber man so much more goes in to cutting besides tools,skills and clients lol. Real talk As a barber these are important things to learn besides cutting hair. Cutting hair is a factor but learning the business aspect of the industry is key. Benefits aren't paid for you pay out of pocket. You can be a master barber with huge cliential but fail because you owe taxes, you have no benefits and you not making money gains charging a general price or median price for all cuts losing money
Best way to start, if you're already licensed, is by walking into the shop and asking about their hiring process. But before you do any of that id go in there to just check out the vibe in a shop to see if YOU want to work there. Every job isn't the right one for you.
O Ryan that all depends on where you live, and your situation. Many go to school, others get into apprenticeship programs if their state allows it. Google search what state board requirements are necessary for your state.
where did you get your shears from again? theres nothing on the kit page. i dont know if im being stupid but i searched motif and motiv shears on google and got nothing lol
TaperT I meant to put it in there, thanks for reminding me. Motiv pro shears. Looking at their website they seem to have discontinued them unfortunately...
The Barber's Table ahhh, that’s a shame, I’ve been looking for a new solid pair for a while. Mine are the cheap ones I started out with and they keep losing their tension. Thanks for the reply boss 👊🏿
What's going on bro. Reading your comment I don't think these are the tools for you. Check out the tools in this video: ruclips.net/video/qb11ZCUBZ-g/видео.html
Dayum the 1919 that strong eh? Imma have to get them now because the magic clip. Dang if I used them for back to back to back cut n its texture hair. Dayum it's tough. So might have to get me one bro
TheOriginalTravis actually no. I stopped using it after having it for about 2 years because of the battery. I have other detachables that prefer to use like my MVP’s or my supras.
Notification squad wassup!!!!! Someone back in cosmetology school stole my #5 premium guard, that's why I have the yellow #5 there, lmbo.
The Barber's Table yesssirrrrr
Meanwhile I still use the color guards😂
Kev, I'm gonna send you my #5 premium gaurd to ur shop.
@@screwedup_ant haha, I honestly still could too. I just love the security of the premium guards.
@@brandonisaiahsexton6533 haha, that would be love bro
Starting barber college tomorrow, 52rs old and changing careers any advice would be appreciated
Congrats on the jump OG 💈🙏 !!
You got this John! Good luck!
Stay consistent 💪🏼
Just be very patient when cutting hair and never stop learning and youll be good👌🏽👌🏽
Hey im gonna get a machine to cut my side burns could anyone help me out? On which to buy
You are a true educator!!! I am a girl who is really not into hair at all!!! I've always had dreads, fades, and I've been doing the sponge for the past 2 years...for about a week now, I have decided that I want to go back to my fade, but it is hard to find a consistent/fly barber in my city...I also want to try color(s) (which I have never done in my life)...any suggestions would be great!!! Thank you for explaining the tools, it really helps...I don't know what my hair future holds, but one thing for sure---you'll be my teacher!!! I appreciate all of your knowledge!!! I have been a educator for 15 years and you are a true educator!!! Not everyone can explain what they do the way you do--with ease and class...you can tell you love what you do...I so want to be a client of yours!!! You are so fly!!!
Your videos are fire man. Thanks for all the help you have given me on my own barber journey
Jeiel Trinidad appreciate you bro, thanks for watching 🙏🏾
Just started barber school at 40 years old wanted to try working for myself my
Concerns are will I be able to jump in and sustain a living when I finish school or will it just be a side hustle
Best RUclips channel stamped man i can watch this for hours with no problem
Haha, with the amount of dope channels out there, I appreciate the love!
I'm starting the apprentice program and have been watching your videos daily since i found your channel about 3 months ago. I really enjoy your content, Thank you for the time you take to make informational videos to those out there beginning or thinking about the Barber Industry.
Really appreciate you letting me know bro. I'm glad I can help out where needed. Thanks for watching man!
Good job
happy new years bro, love the way this video was shot.
Can you cut my hair?
Really thorough video and love your set up.
hope your feeling better pimp! your are a inspiration to the barber community! Like to cut on the side for fun!
Always keeping me up on the way my station could look.
LShawn Rhodes Sr glad to help bro 🙏🏾
You should do a video on how to deal with retirement/or on Barber vacation.
Excellent content as always🙏🏾🔥
Good looks bro! 🙏🏾🔥
Awesome content 💈😀 💈 😎
Barbers411 appreciate that man!
Clean and sick set up, nicely explained :)
For the razor blades do you use a new blade for each client? Or how often do you need to change them for a new one?
New blade for each client bro.
Yeah bro absolutely new razor every client
Great video. I wish i would have seen your video before i went out and bought a bunch of stuff I didn’t need. Where did you get your scissors ✂️ & comb container? I want one. Thanks
I just started a barber channel as well since I’ve only been cutting for 2 months I only have 24 subs but it’s something lol but you teach me something every time
Salvador Mora keep grinding my guy
What is it bro? Would love to see the growth, starting my barber journey as of late last year been cutting friends
Joohhd it’s called SMoraTheBarber it’s all together no spaces appreciate it
Joohhd it’s SMoraTheBarber all together no spaces appropriate it
Salvador Mora got you bro looking forward to the content
Sick camera shots there kev✊💯💈
Appreciate you bro!
Please, what are the names of those clippers you use for caving
What mske your scissors? Do you have a link? Thanks
Nice to see this bro... ❤️
Great video my dude!!
Hey Kevin I've been lurking on your channel for a minute and have really been itching to try my hand on cutting hair to see if its something I might really enjoy doing. Where would a good place to start be in your opinion as far as what you would need to do the bare minimum just to start? All love you make great videos and i'm a big fan of your content.
Drake Garboden start by learning established barbers stories. I put a video out called “how I became a barber” it should help your thoughts.
I like crisp videography, would you mind sharing what camera's you use and how you achieve the it?
Wow i wish l have like this tools for hair cutting someday 😊
Nice 👍
And
Nice voice ❤️😊
I need to get one of those wire containers. Where did you get your neck strip container from?
Devaughn Yazzie Rick, one of the barbers in the shop, got me the container from the container store. The neck strip container can be gotten at places like barber depot, or salon centric.
Amazing i love it 😍😍
Thank you
Wow idol Iwish that I have like your tools
Do a “every cut challenge” video 🔥🙌🏻
Might just 👀
Brodie, since you work in a shop, do you use soap and water to clean the combs and guards etc, dry them, then put it in the barbercide? Seems time consuming, or do you have like 10 pairs of everything and then at the end of the day you clean it all at once?
Barber Fidel clean them at the end of the day. I put them in barbecued after each client
thank you for teach😃
Dope video
Thank youuuuu!!!!
Gotchu bro!
I hope you're doing alright bro 😞🙏🏽
I was thinking about buying the cordless magic clip. I had a quick question. The blade it comes with is called a “crunch blade” is that a fade blade?
Matthew Hanks it is a fade blade. The crunch blade refers to the cutting blade though. While the fade blade refers to the top blade
The Barber's Table thank you for clarifying, i appreciate it! I just started following you. I’m listening to you on the Rum Barber podcast right now, lol. Thanks for the great content. I’m not a barber but I’ve been fading my own hair for 20 years and my 21 year old son’s his whole life. I’m looking to step up my cutting game lol. I recently picked up an Andis foil and started doing bald fades for the first time. Having more contrast from short to long/light to dark makes a huge difference.
Helo bro
I'm from kotagiri , tamilnadu, india
I'm Baber in my city
Pls tell how to purchase in ur product
Pls tell product shopping link
What conditioner do you put in your water bottle?
Hells_Razor I’m honestly not sure, it’s some stock conditioner we use in the shop. Any conditioner will do really.
To be a barber is $11,000 to start with most important fact.
2nd: learn how to manage money
3rd:Educate yourself on how to do taxes as a independent contractor
4th: Master cutting hair
5th: Manage prices for cuts for example comb over should cost more then a bald taper.
6th: Have communication skills
7th: Choosing your clients carefully once your skills are up.
Most youtubers speak on the fun part. The parts people already know. People want to cut hair see the money see the success but as a barber man so much more goes in to cutting besides tools,skills and clients lol. Real talk
As a barber these are important things to learn besides cutting hair. Cutting hair is a factor but learning the business aspect of the industry is key. Benefits aren't paid for you pay out of pocket. You can be a master barber with huge cliential but fail because you owe taxes, you have no benefits and you not making money gains charging a general price or median price for all cuts losing money
Some wise comments my brother thanks.
New to watching your videos but how can I start cutting hair in a shop?
Best way to start, if you're already licensed, is by walking into the shop and asking about their hiring process. But before you do any of that id go in there to just check out the vibe in a shop to see if YOU want to work there. Every job isn't the right one for you.
The Barber's Table what’s the best way to get licensed?? And how long does it take ?
O Ryan that all depends on where you live, and your situation. Many go to school, others get into apprenticeship programs if their state allows it. Google search what state board requirements are necessary for your state.
where did you get your shears from again? theres nothing on the kit page. i dont know if im being stupid but i searched motif and motiv shears on google and got nothing lol
TaperT I meant to put it in there, thanks for reminding me. Motiv pro shears. Looking at their website they seem to have discontinued them unfortunately...
The Barber's Table ahhh, that’s a shame, I’ve been looking for a new solid pair for a while. Mine are the cheap ones I started out with and they keep losing their tension. Thanks for the reply boss 👊🏿
Hi I’m only 12 but want to start cutting hair to help my family with money how much do you think all this will run me for
What's going on bro. Reading your comment I don't think these are the tools for you. Check out the tools in this video:
ruclips.net/video/qb11ZCUBZ-g/видео.html
Yo kevv can make your trimmers hit harder if you zero gap them?
Marc Thomas definitely. Mine aren’t a true 0 gap though. I have enough to catch my finger nail.
The Barber's Table i broke my andis t outliners (not the cordless ) blade, and im getting a new blade. im gonna make an attempt to zero gap it 💪
Wait you said 2 1/2 detachable blade 😳?
DJ Gemini504 where?? I have up until a #2 blade
hello bro. i am interested in the tool you are using, i want to order it, are you willing to help how to get the product
Dayum the 1919 that strong eh? Imma have to get them now because the magic clip. Dang if I used them for back to back to back cut n its texture hair. Dayum it's tough. So might have to get me one bro
I have the bgr+ and the battery is crap
how long have you had it? I had to change mine after like 3years of use.
The Barber's Table I’ve had it for about 7 years or so
@@cthacutz814 sounds like it's about that time to replace the battery. lol.
@@cthacutz814 then obviously the battery is gonna shit on you. Wtf, you this dumb bruh? Lol
TheOriginalTravis actually no. I stopped using it after having it for about 2 years because of the battery. I have other detachables that prefer to use like my MVP’s or my supras.
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Broooo the covid markup right now is real real on products lol
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