I use to take 1 hour and a half. When I started and now I’ve been putting work in and I found out with repetition you get faster I reduced it to 35 minutes I usually use guard from 0 to#2 and then from there is all clipper over comb I use shears to detail at the end.
My time is amazing. I constantly time myself and still do faster every time and now I’m at 35 minutes of fades and 51 minutes if shear cuts involved and that’s not hustling it. I’m just in cruise control LOL 😂. I just practiced a lot just to get to this point and if I didn’t refine my work then I would be done so much faster but I just couldn’t leave my clients without quality.Your amazing eddy and I appreciate you for being there for our industry
Great cut! But hey, I work at Supercuts, and at least at our shop, we don't just call it done and send them out, lol. BUT I have an amazing manager who doesn't care how long it takes us, within reason, as long as we put out good work. My average cut time is around 20-25 minutes, but 30-45 on a bald fade. I still struggle, so I slow down and take my time. Once the skills are there, speed will come.
That's a great cut. I'm a barber of 31 years and had to do an Asian cut that was doing the same identical thing in the back. Work it out but it definitely took a lot of refining thinning shears texturizing the whole nine. I appreciate the video
Yooooo. I was crying when u said hey this is looking good already. At supercuts they'd have u outta door already but around here lol we gotta little more work to do. Great cut bro. Using ur code today to grab those gamma hitters. U have almost convinced me to grab the zupra or octanes too. Need to cut down on time. Especially when things get back to "normal" I'm gonna need to be getting them in and out much quicker. This quarantine has me rejuvenated after 20+ years of this. Watching ur videos just cuz I missed it and ended up getting some great tips. Thanks brother
Any time. Keep the videos coming. U get straight to the point. Thoroughly explain things with simplicity. And the titles are perfect also. As barbers we all know that hair that walks thru the door and we say, ah shit, this ain't gonna b quick, easy, and routine.
This is gold wisdom, thank you ! I understand that keeping an eye on the sections and clipper guards is an important key for difficult hair and not only. I have to focus more on the organisation of my haircuts.I appreciate the fact that you don't only show perfect clients but also those with messy or difficult hair ! Thank you !
My cut time is 45-60 minutes man, I’ve watched so many videos and I think I messed myself up seeing all sorts of techniques and mixing up my own so much, I usually always end with good cuts but it takes me so long to get the quality I’m going for, thinking about maybe doing my shear work on the top first and then fade bc I’m quicker with the shears and it would help me know what I’m fading into for the top of the fade near the parietal where it’s longer, if anyone does shear work first and fade after, reply to my comment and let me know if that helps you and if you think I should give it a go? Thank you guys in advance 🙏🏻 this channel is a blessing, and all the RUclips barbers are, I appreciate this help and advice!
Great tutorial, thanks for all the information and helpful insight. I really appreciate your professional advice. I started cutting my own hair during the pandemic and now i really enjoy it. You're a great teacher keep up the wonderful vids my dude
@@RUclipsBarberAcademy I'd say its probably a combination of doing too much clean up and losing my guide in the longer lengths on top. Your method of doing the top was super easy to follow. Can't wait to try it out. I think a lot of us over complicate the top.
RUclips Barber Academy will do sir i had such a problem with fading because i kept my clipper on the open taper and as i was fading down i stuck to where i went with the open taper in the same spot but you learn everyday
Favorite channel brotha. I have learned a lot from you. I’ve been cutting now for a year, I’m full time military but I really enjoy cutting hair! I really use your videos a lot and appreciate your time in making these! Definitely one of my favorite videos so far. I deal with this kinda hair on a couple of my clients and this video will definitely help me out!
thats my daily clientele, in 200 usualls i have i would say 15 have a nice hair to film or take a shot for instragram porpuses, thats why i like you eddie you dont bullshit viewers i would love to had a prof like you back in the days
Hey bro, I just got into cutting my own hair I have to admit watching your videos has helped me a lot. lol I know it’s not perfect but I know with practice I can knock it out! However, I was curious man do we always need 1.5 guard? Especially for fades.
I'm new to cutting hair and I was just wondering what the advantage is to buying a liner if I don't need to line anyone up ( just cutting hair for my family). Let's say I zero gap my wahl clippers. Can't I just use that to do the first guideline and remove all the fair underneath? Just wondering if I really need to spend the money on a liner. Thank you for all your help! You are saving me a lifetime worth of money for me and my two sons!
My son's hair is just like this, I agree. After about a year of dealing with this issue behind his head, we decided to let it grow out through the pandemic. It definitely was an awkward period to grow out, but it couldn't be a better time to experiment. It now lays much better behind his head, BUT we can't fade it as high in the rear. By the way I'm self taught (4 months in), Huge thanks to this channel and Eddie.
I understand why you cut off the calek on the crown but what would you do if it was in the front hairline instead?? Would you follow with the grain following directions of growth or would you cut it off or shampoo 🧴 first then see what you think then being that he had tons of product. What would you suggest for the calek if it was on the front line up area??
rickyd8 The tomb 45 straight razor comes complete with 3 different inserts with 3 different exposure levels And the MD Barber “Sicilian” straight razor is an exposed blade and a nice one that is white with a blue powder coating and is only about $15..... both of them I have used and can recommend
Ace OfFades yea i wanted the TOMB 45 one but i live in Canada and the shipping is double the price of the actual razor. Ill check out the one u mentionned thanks👍🏽
Hey Eddie I purchased cordless air gun and having a problem with the gun spraying. Cleaning after use. Edward_Cooper if and Edward Cooper on fb. Thanks.
It takes me about 35 minutes to do my fades and I use all your steps, but most of my extra time is spent detailing and sometimes doubting that I've done every step correctly! Thinking about buying that $32 light you left in the link, is it good for the price? @fryloc60
I once took 4 hours cutting my own hair, and at the end I just shaved it all off. Down to about an hour cutting my own hair
Love these clients 😂💀👌
Clean work 🙏💯
I use to take 1 hour and a half. When I started and now I’ve been putting work in and I found out with repetition you get faster I reduced it to 35 minutes I usually use guard from 0 to#2 and then from there is all clipper over comb I use shears to detail at the end.
RUclips Barber Academy love your videos man Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us we appreciate you it’s all about helping each other grow
My time is amazing. I constantly time myself and still do faster every time and now I’m at 35 minutes of fades and 51 minutes if shear cuts involved and that’s not hustling it. I’m just in cruise control LOL 😂. I just practiced a lot just to get to this point and if I didn’t refine my work then I would be done so much faster but I just couldn’t leave my clients without quality.Your amazing eddy and I appreciate you for being there for our industry
haha thats awesome
Eddie you & Ant are the best most informative barbers on RUclips hands down. No debating it
Great cut! But hey, I work at Supercuts, and at least at our shop, we don't just call it done and send them out, lol. BUT I have an amazing manager who doesn't care how long it takes us, within reason, as long as we put out good work. My average cut time is around 20-25 minutes, but 30-45 on a bald fade. I still struggle, so I slow down and take my time. Once the skills are there, speed will come.
That's a great cut. I'm a barber of 31 years and had to do an Asian cut that was doing the same identical thing in the back. Work it out but it definitely took a lot of refining thinning shears texturizing the whole nine. I appreciate the video
Yooooo. I was crying when u said hey this is looking good already. At supercuts they'd have u outta door already but around here lol we gotta little more work to do. Great cut bro. Using ur code today to grab those gamma hitters. U have almost convinced me to grab the zupra or octanes too. Need to cut down on time. Especially when things get back to "normal" I'm gonna need to be getting them in and out much quicker. This quarantine has me rejuvenated after 20+ years of this. Watching ur videos just cuz I missed it and ended up getting some great tips. Thanks brother
Any time. Keep the videos coming. U get straight to the point. Thoroughly explain things with simplicity. And the titles are perfect also. As barbers we all know that hair that walks thru the door and we say, ah shit, this ain't gonna b quick, easy, and routine.
I like the technique with the shears over comb on the sides. I had to pull it up and watch it a second time. Thank you for the knowledge
This is gold wisdom, thank you ! I understand that keeping an eye on the sections and clipper guards is an important key for difficult hair and not only. I have to focus more on the organisation of my haircuts.I appreciate the fact that you don't only show perfect clients but also those with messy or difficult hair ! Thank you !
your description and attention to detail is phenomenal , thanks for teaching!
Facts and why is that people seem to pray on any mess up.
Bruh walked in with the ‘McFly’ hairstyle and walked out looking extra fly! 💯
Wow this technique is awesome.
You killed me with the Supercuts line🤣🤣🤣
My cut time is 45-60 minutes man, I’ve watched so many videos and I think I messed myself up seeing all sorts of techniques and mixing up my own so much, I usually always end with good cuts but it takes me so long to get the quality I’m going for, thinking about maybe doing my shear work on the top first and then fade bc I’m quicker with the shears and it would help me know what I’m fading into for the top of the fade near the parietal where it’s longer, if anyone does shear work first and fade after, reply to my comment and let me know if that helps you and if you think I should give it a go? Thank you guys in advance 🙏🏻 this channel is a blessing, and all the RUclips barbers are, I appreciate this help and advice!
Quality content every time, very informative 🤘🏽🙏🏽
Great tutorial, thanks for all the information and helpful insight. I really appreciate your professional advice.
I started cutting my own hair during the pandemic and now i really enjoy it.
You're a great teacher keep up the wonderful vids my dude
Great cut man those kind of hair so difficult respect ✊
Wow, great channel, is becoming my favorite. thanks for the excellent info. 10 Star!!! Channel
My guy Eddie Scissorblends 🙌🏿... not sure of the new name but I'll always support you
Bro you explained this perfect great job thanks
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As always real tutorials! Thanks man!
Another great video brother 👍
I'd say my haircuts right now take about 40 minutes.
@@RUclipsBarberAcademy I'd say its probably a combination of doing too much clean up and losing my guide in the longer lengths on top. Your method of doing the top was super easy to follow. Can't wait to try it out. I think a lot of us over complicate the top.
Great work man, I have similar hair, possibly more difficult and man no barber near me can get it blended!
From england love your haircuts ive learnt so much although still struggling with long hair
RUclips Barber Academy will do sir i had such a problem with fading because i kept my clipper on the open taper and as i was fading down i stuck to where i went with the open taper in the same spot but you learn everyday
Favorite channel brotha. I have learned a lot from you. I’ve been cutting now for a year, I’m full time military but I really enjoy cutting hair! I really use your videos a lot and appreciate your time in making these! Definitely one of my favorite videos so far. I deal with this kinda hair on a couple of my clients and this video will definitely help me out!
nice work, thanks for the tutorials
thats my daily clientele, in 200 usualls i have i would say 15 have a nice hair to film or take a shot for instragram porpuses, thats why i like you eddie you dont bullshit viewers i would love to had a prof like you back in the days
Hey bro, I just got into cutting my own hair I have to admit watching your videos has helped me a lot. lol I know it’s not perfect but I know with practice I can knock it out! However, I was curious man do we always need 1.5 guard? Especially for fades.
Your work and instructions are always on point
Nice cut too by the way cuz! Keep dropping jewels
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I'm new to cutting hair and I was just wondering what the advantage is to buying a liner if I don't need to line anyone up ( just cutting hair for my family). Let's say I zero gap my wahl clippers. Can't I just use that to do the first guideline and remove all the fair underneath? Just wondering if I really need to spend the money on a liner. Thank you for all your help! You are saving me a lifetime worth of money for me and my two sons!
Please a very detailed video of clipper over comb 🥺 pleaseeeee
DOPE CONTENT
and here's the crown, .......... still a nightmare. lol. these vids are great. thank you.
U are ay ah great teasher..
Other dope cut you got skills
So on the light side of the part at the parietal ridge you don’t cut/blend that in with the top ?
Clean that Eddie, sweet cut!
He needs to let it grow and have a slick back I think. You did a good job on this style of cut and his hair type.
My son's hair is just like this, I agree. After about a year of dealing with this issue behind his head, we decided to let it grow out through the pandemic. It definitely was an awkward period to grow out, but it couldn't be a better time to experiment. It now lays much better behind his head, BUT we can't fade it as high in the rear. By the way I'm self taught (4 months in), Huge thanks to this channel and Eddie.
Don’t put gel, cutt all that what is sticking ayt. What if he don’t use gel?
Great video bro how much was that automatic spray bottle?
Nice cut. I saw the video however what technique you would use for people who crown stick out and is not trained for straight hair
Great cut Eddie as usual! Just a quick question from a junior barber, would growing out the crown area a bit more not help it lie better?
@@RUclipsBarberAcademy thanks for the reply. If you don't ask, you won't know 😂👍
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Gammas absolute hitters or the andis slimline
I understand why you cut off the calek on the crown but what would you do if it was in the front hairline instead?? Would you follow with the grain following directions of growth or would you cut it off or shampoo 🧴 first then see what you think then being that he had tons of product. What would you suggest for the calek if it was on the front line up area??
Slimline pro or wahl detailer? 🤔🤔 considering getting one of those soon dunno which
@@RUclipsBarberAcademy thanks!
What straight blade are u using^ Been looking for one with a more exposed blade thanks
rickyd8
The tomb 45 straight razor comes complete with 3 different inserts with 3 different exposure levels
And the MD Barber “Sicilian” straight razor is an exposed blade and a nice one that is white with a blue powder coating and is only about $15..... both of them I have used and can recommend
Ace OfFades yea i wanted the TOMB 45 one but i live in Canada and the shipping is double the price of the actual razor. Ill check out the one u mentionned thanks👍🏽
That’s crazy
I just watched your story
Hey Eddie I purchased cordless air gun and having a problem with the gun spraying. Cleaning after use. Edward_Cooper if and Edward Cooper on fb. Thanks.
Not gonna lie , this really explained a lot of shit !!!
A lot of barbers take the crown way too short i noticed thats why it sticks up on most people.
I’m a new starting barber I have one client who’s hair baffles me and nothing I do gets it even
My avg is 1 hour
It takes me about 35 minutes to do my fades and I use all your steps, but most of my extra time is spent detailing and sometimes doubting that I've done every step correctly! Thinking about buying that $32 light you left in the link, is it good for the price? @fryloc60
Any tips on my line up? I have a problem behind the ear going down towards the bottom?
I got some slim line pro li's, the black ones. I zero gapped them and my andis t liners, but I aint getting it quite right
Is not difficult if you don't have hair..shave it all.🤣🤣
Damn! Just staring at is dude is pissing me off for some reason!