Transformation 2 Month Wolf/ Elite Female Waver Haircut/ Hairline Resurrection/ Barber Tutorial

All right youtube: you got another female way, but let's see what this one is going to look like [ Applause, ] yo, what's going on youtube, it's your boy beam! I hope everybody is having an amazing sunday. Today i got a banger for y'all. If y'all could just go ahead and stick through this 15 to 16 minute video, it's gon na be an ugly one. Please, like share subscribe, comment hit that notification button without further ado, let's lock in yo, so to kick this video off. I want to go in using my gold comb and i'm going to basically lift this pattern. This girl been using a durag, so a lot of her waves are compressed. You want to go through with a gold comb or any comb in your arsenal and lift this pattern before you run a guard through it. My next step is to go in with a number two guard on my wall: 19 19s and i'm going with the grain. I'M doing light strokes. I want to make sure that this crown stay intact, but i also want to make sure that the waves will be solidified after every stroke, always brushing one always fade in one and ensuring that this haircut is coming out. Perfect. Just keep everything consistent, letting all of the hair feed through the teeth with any waver. You don't want to overly do it. You don't want to drag the clippers through. You don't want to accidentally hit a cowlick. If you don't know they have calyx in their head. Just take your time, let the clippers ride over the top of the hair and let the hair feed through the teeth of the guard, and it will ensure that you're able to get that one desired. Left haircut and that's going to always be the mission with a waiver, it's just ensuring that all of the hair is even and it remains dark and those waves are intact. My next step is to go in with my gold beyblades fx trimmers, and i want to make sure that i ensure and solidify a clean line. So i can break into my taper area, i'm just giving myself some room and i'm sizing up this table. My next step is a number two guard completely open. Seeing i cut the hair with a number two guard open against the grain. Won'T do nothing but debuff this area, especially the do-rag line, that's where a lot of the weight is at, and i just want to lift up some of this hair and make sure that i'm able to start myself off and create room to create a nice transition. In the type of area, my next step is completely open using my 1919's, giving myself about an inch, and i want to make sure that i got a nice guideline like all of your guidelines matter, no matter what nobody say in terms of doing the fade. Your guidelines got to be solidified. You got to make sure that every line you know was into place and things of that nature, so you can set yourself up for a nice transition and next i'm gon na go in with my one eighth guard, which is my next important guard, see and i Debugged with that number two, it is very important. I'M gon na go in with this one. Eighth guard halfway closed and i'm gon na be closing it back and forth between halfway and closed all the way. Just so i can ensure that this transition is set up. You know complete and this transition is set up nicely. I need this to be fed through and the hair to need to be softened as possible. Then i go in with my 1 16 guard and i'll be using this to basically feather in between my 1 8 and my number two guard. It'S super essential and super important to your fading process, and me just down fading is doing nothing but preserving the boat, but also giving myself a better transition of the fade opposed to pushing the fade from bottom. To top, which could almost you know ensure that you would wind up pushing the fade a little bit higher, it's easier to stay way, more uniform when down fading and just staying super consistent within keeping a nice transition in your back taper. My next step. Imma drop. My clippers completely closed and when my clip is completely closed, i'm gon na fade this line out. You know line by line starting closed and i'm gon na go halfway and once i go about halfway and notch in this area, i'll be able to ensure that i got a nice clean. You know transitional fade right here. That'S my objective. I want to give y'all a nice transition. Make sure that her neck taper is superb. My next step right here, i'm gon na, do the same thing repeat the same steps i just want to nudge it over and just make sure that it's completely completely faded like that. This is something that's super essential to the process. Neck tapers to me are really really really really good if you can do them good and right here i go back in with my 116th to clean up the edges of the hairs using the hilt, of my blade and just ensuring that that transition is up the Part and as you guys can see voila we have an amazing taper. That taper is super nasty right there. My next step, i go in with my gold fx's. This is a super important step right here going. My gold fx is in a rainbow like shape because imma be giving her a nice low, ball taper, but i wanted it bursted, so i'm trying to make sure that this line and everything in this area is together all the way. This is super important to the process, i'm trying to make sure that it's super clean and making sure you know that the sideburn area is alleviated and out the way. My next step is to go completely open with my number two guard debulk, and i did the same thing i did in the back, because i cut the hair with a number two debugging with a number two would be my result in terms of kicking off my Transition for my taper right here going into my next step right now, going completely open with the wall 1919's, giving myself about a half of an inch, i'm trying to create room to create the transition on the side, taper and then now going into my 1 8 Guard - which is my number one guard using this to blend between the number two and the open just to soften it up and feather it up before i go in with my 1 16, but this is a real, essential guard to this side of the taper, because Not only am i going up using the hilt of my blade, i'm going to get the hair behind the ear where it's kind of dark yet, and i want to basically lift the hair and let the hair feed through the teeth. So i can get a consistent taper which all in all will give me a consistent transition. My next step is completely closed and i'm going to blow this area out as well shout out to jiren booming for the bees too. When i told y'all germ do anything samples, regular beats whatever it is, that boy germ different - and i just appreciate them so much for bringing this hit together for me on my channel and putting a nice sample together. My next step is a 1 16, and i want to use this 1 16, basically to detail in between my fade and ensure that that transition is up to par. So, as you guys can see, i'm using the edge of my blade now using my whole blade, and i got a clean side taper my next step. I want to just go ahead and break something down to a lot of people when you become some type of influencer through anything that you doing in real life. How do you deal with you know being contacted by a lot of people? How do you deal with you know? Staying on the nature's course and whatever you doing, the biggest thing to do is to not think about numbers in terms of followers or numbers in terms of money. A wise man always told me, you know you follow your passion. You gon na be richer than any man who who basically working for money. Anybody that's working for money is always setting their self aside or setting their ambitions and dreams aside. You know for a dollar and the dollar to me holds no value. This is why i love and enjoy doing what i do. This is why i educate the way that i educate, because nothing can stop me from always wanting my dream or wanting. You know uh passion over profit and that's just the way that i've always been. The reason i choose passion over profit is because i could come to work every day, happy where i could record. Happily, i could educate. Happily, i could get a game away to wait. It i never received it. That'S one of the most important things on youtube. The reason i teach the way i do is because when i was on youtube, i could not find these techniques on anybody channel. It was only three barbers on youtube at that time, and if these barbers are so old, a lot of people wouldn't even know nothing about these barbers. That'S how long ago it was that's why i give the game a way to wait. It i never received it. That'S been always important to me: that's one of the most important missions to me on youtube. Stay focused, they lock them stay, you know investing in your craft and your education and it's impossible to lose interest in your actual passion. My next step is to go in using some spritz and i want to basically lock all this hearing on gon na pull all this hair forward and lay all of this hair down. That'S one of the most important things and any lineup set up for me. I want to go and use a light. Mist of spritz bring all of this hair completely forward, because i know i might have to create this line up on this young woman and she has a lot of hair on the forehead. So i'm prepping that as well also i'ma go in, do the most important job on any wave and that's basically float over the waves, keeping my distance using the hilt of my blade and making sure that i'm feeding, all of them roach legs or them loose hairs Through the blade ensuring that i'm getting a nice solid, clean haircut as you guys can see, the waves are sticking now the tapers is there. Let'S lock in, let's have fun my next step. I go in with my gold, babelus fx trimmers and i'm creating my slints using the straight part of my blade and once i get to the tip of the ear towards the back i'll convert using the corner of my blade to work. My way around the corner. Here always taking my time, looping more than once and ensuring that every hair is in place. I want this table to look as clean as possible, but also i need this line work as solidified as possible cause. That'S what make my work. You know ten times better. My line work is inevitable. That'S why a lot of people come to me that my line work is ridiculous, and i appreciate that to everybody who book appointments because they want the beam experience. One thing i like about this client right here: my sister actually put me on with this client. She works with my sister, so this girl got our own youtube. Her link will be in the description you will be able to watch. You know her interview or her video with her basically experiencing a hundred dollar haircut for the first time, and i just think it's super dope. So, as you guys can see, i'm dealing with a lot of a lot of room and a lot of hair in the front. So i want to basically go in plant in the middle, give myself a nice solidified area and work my way to the left. Slowly, because i will have to open this area up just to ensure that i'm giving her a super straight and symmetrical lineup. That'S the best thing about any client who has a lot of hair on a forehead is that you have to create these lineups, and this really tell you what type of barber you are - and this will also show you you know your creative imagination and it'll also Show your vision for the actual look. Some people would think that i dug too far into the lineup, but i'm making sure that this woman lineup is super intact. Super perfect and i just want to make sure that i stretch it out just enough. So you guys can see a nice clean line, as you guys can see, i'm playing on the edges a lot, i'm not overly playing my part, i'm tapping and going and i'm creating a nice clean line working on my chicago seas. Now, using the curve of my blade to create that nice, clean ergonomic, look in the lineup, creating that curve look repeating the same steps here, starting in the middle to reset myself and working all the way to the right, and i just want to slowly but surely Tap and go with my line because i got hitters. I don't want to be able to scar this woman. I don't want to cut her at all, but i also want to create a solidified nice hard line just so i can ensure that this lineup will be amazing. That'S always been you know my thing, my gist. I want to make sure and ensure that all of my lineups are super great, so using the same techniques here i did my vertical bar, then i'm just ensuring that i'm doing the chicago sea and creating a nice ergonomic curve to her lineup. Just to give it some pop some flesh some flavor. My next step is to go with my boy: sean cuts, hair, color enhancement cards springing at a four inch distance radius, assisting it with my product, the beam team, cordless compressor, xl and my second product no drip, which is basically a color combo. Putting all these three together, it's literally like a big three, it's like rayal and paul pierce, and my boy kg all at one time. Using all three of these is the easier trifecta, something that's different, something that's easy to keep your color inside your boundaries, but at the same time display sauce and flat at a different level. That'S always been my objective, that's what i'm known for on youtube. I'M a color guy, not you know. I bring lineups to life like that. My next step i go in using my barber magic pen tool, which is basically like concealer for women. Eyebrows they'll go and clean their eyebrows up. First and they'll do or use any filling into their eyebrows, and after that, they'll go in with a concealer and blend that out or they'll use foundation and using foundation as a concealer, and i'm just you know, applying some of the same hacks that i see in Other industries in my industry, just so i can make lineups look way better and my finishing looks this is, for my finishing, looks my kodak moments when i want to take pictures of my finished product. I'M doing this for that. This is also so like you. Don'T have to overly wash your hair to get them white lines. Sometimes you got to use holding sprays, sometimes a clarifying shampoo to get the hair as clean as possible. But in this case just a barber, magic pencil and now using my clippers to blend that line out. Creating contrast from the pencil to her skin and as you guys can see it's giving a real dope nice clean line up, look and that's simply my objective to just tap and go keep everything consistent, create that contrast. Look at it nothing but ice glacier gang. That'S the only thing you don't get on my channel my next step. I lean my client back angling, my rays at a 45 degree angle, going with the grain going against the grain just to ensure that i'm able to get my client one of the craziest lineups. She ever seen that's my objective. When you sit in my chair, i'm gon na produce sauce, flavor and flair. I'M gon na give you a level of precision that you've never seen, and that's always my objective behind my chair. All in all, this is easily a banger. So in an imperfect world we do get these clients that come in two and a half months without a haircut and as i tell you guys in every other videos, barbers is up to us to change that outcome without further ado jacqueline. My client in this video. I appreciate you so much for letting me record this. Let'S lock in tbt in that comment, section glacia, gang y'all know what time it is. I put her clean on ice super crispy taper super clean. I appreciate my client for coming through if you were able to make it through this 15 to 16 minute video. I super really appreciate you as well. Without y'all, my channel won't be what it is. Please, like share subscribe, hit that notification bell to get alerted when new videos come out, i'm not playing we locked in. We super focused until next time, and may god bless my that was a two and a half more woof. Let me know what y'all think about that one in the comments section yo, what's good is opium coming back with that crack, if you can't hang with the game because your butt still probably trained this is not for you just got a haircut from mr make sure You subscribe to this channel and, if you like, my haircut, you know, show some love to the kids too subscribe to my channel. It'S gon na be in the link in the description below. Thank you appreciate you, hey