Low Tight Drop Fade On A Woman | Haircut Tutorial | 2019

Youtube welcome to my channel. My name is detail: Dale founder of sharper barber and US ambassador for maitake and in this video I am going to be doing a female little tight B, faint inspired by the actress, Amanda Steinberg. You'Ve probably seen her in different movies, but we're gon na be doing that type of haircut in this video, so check it out, hey guys. I want to thank you again for watching this video, if you like what you see please like and comment and most of all subscribe, so we're gon na get this started and putting on the maitake chair, cloth and the next strip for sanitary purposes and we're gon Na comb, through her hair, making sure everything is really really nice and smooth combing the front forward, the back and the sides downward before we start cutting. Now, I'm using a number two attachment against the grain all over we're going to cut from the top down. So now that we're almost completed with trimming the sides and the top down with the number two attachment we're going to start the balding out process at the very very bottom, using these slimline pros and these things cut really really close, so we're gon na start. The the fading process at the very very bottom stick with me. I know it's a little blurry right here, but it's about to get crystal clear on you and we're using the slimline, andis stem line pros on the very very bottom, as you can see just right around her ear and below her occipital bone in the back. So now we have our andis shavers and these get even closer, and so what we're going to do is make sure that the ball. The bottom is completely balled out smooth out to the to the max. You can see where she still had razor stubble right there in the back we're gon na. Take all that off. Make sure that the very very bottom of this fade is completely super clean. So now that we got the bottom completely clean, I am using these wall seniors against. The grain fully closed to create that second process, where we're gon na blend out we're creating a whole nother line working from the right side. All the way around to the left and guys always make sure you dust off the hair, remove any loose hair so that you can have a good vision of what you are actually fading out. So now I got these wall cordless clips and I do have a modified or I guess you can say almost zero get gapped to blend in that very very bottom part there. Now I'm bringing in my andis trimmers and I'm going to continue that blend out process with the trimmers and the reason why? Because I don't have my Clippers zero gap because they've been known to Nick and cut people. So I'm doing the fade out very bottom fade out at the bottom. I'M using my andis slim line pros to knock that line out and you can look at the video and see the dead line is disappearing by just using these slim line pros real tight at the bottom and we're knocking it out, see how it's blending out just Using your tremors or your edges, whatever you want to call okay, so now that we knocked out that bottom line as you can see, we created a whole nother line and I'm going to create an additional lines so we're using a number 0 attachment. That'S the hand. It'S attachment 2 by the way against the grain going about it, half inch to an inch up against the grain. Now that we created that second line or third line now, I'm just blending it out with the wall senior's, you can see me knocking that line out and, as I knocked that line out, I'm like adjusting the Clippers. You know maybe halfway, maybe all the way whatever I need to do to knock that line out. You can see you can see it in process right now how that line is just being completely knocked out and we're just working our way around from the right side to the left and I have to go. But if I have to go back so be it, it doesn't matter, because we want to make sure that this thing is crispy and precise as possible, and you can see here in the back real good that this line is is being dissolved, annihilated, whatever you want To call it we're eliminating that line, so now I'm using a number one attachment against the grain working from the left side, working all the way around to the right to create another line. Okay, now I'm going back to my number two attachment again just to make sure everything is even here and we're gon na start knocking out that line from the top down just making sure there. No discrepancies in the fade just working it out all the way around from the right side to the left you could tell by the smile on her face that she noticed fade is gon na be crispy. So now I'm going back to the wall seniors and just continue to just to to nitpick and knock out lines as I go. Just making sure that that fade is crisp and precise as possible. So now we're gon na start edging her up. The only place that she's gon na get edged up at is just basically on the front and then on the sides, but she's pretty cool as far as around her in the back, because it's so tight, so we're just edging her up across the front and then Along the sides in the front with the slimline pros - and it's slimline pros so now that we're done using the liners, I'm gon na put some lather honor just to make this line even more crispy than it is, and I'm telling y'all the client loves the hot Towel and it softens the hair so that when we put the razor on it, it just goes from really really smooth really smooth and, as you can see, I'm just using a razor going downward and also going against the grain just to really really bring out the Crispness and that edge up in the front there there's nothing like a straight razor and in upcoming videos we're going to be doing videos with different techniques using a straight razor. Look at that that blend is pretty nice. We still need to work on it. A little bit and I'm gon na continue to do that and in the back too, but overall the fade is really nice. The edge up is nice and I would say, I'm about a good three minutes away for two minutes away from completing our overall haircut. But for this video this is what we have. I hope you guys enjoy the video if you like what you saw like comment subscribe and also you can go to my Instagram to see more of my work have detailed Dale again. Thank you. Take care,