*Full Length* Haircut Tutorial: How To Cut A Bald Fade For Beginners
- Posted on 02 November, 2016
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- By Anonymous
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You too, what's up with your boy, 360 GZ and today in this video, I'm gon na be teaching my beginner barbers all right, if you, if you're in school, if you're, trying to learn how to do a fade. This is for my beginners all right. This is, this is a basically a basic fade for beginners. I get this climb before and I did it once a wall, so the steps are a little different. This video right here I did with the fast be so tall. My fast feet, users out there, this video is for you, I'm basically gon na. Tell you guys, step by step on how to do a basic fade. My client has waves at the top. This video is gon na be dope. If you're new to my channel, please hit the subscribe button, if you think this video is gon na be dope. If you like my waves in this video a thumbs up, it's your boy, 360 Jeezy stay tuned. All right YouTube! I'M going to walk you guys, through this haircut tutorial on how to get a fade for beginners. You guys always ask me where the shop is located and it's right here on the screen. Alright, alright, first guideline, we setting is the ball guideline using my wall. Magic clicks basically setting the guideline low and the reason why I'm setting it low is to give you room for more error all right. It gives you room to create a thicker blend and it gives you room to mess up with you if you have to so. What I'm doing right now is I'm setting my guideline low and, as I'm going to the back notice that I'm going further down, I'm not like going upwards, I'm bringing the the line down a little bit and then I'm going back up once I go towards the Temple area, you guys want to make sure that this first guideline is neat as possible. I usually use my Andy speed liners, but right now, I'm really just you know, trying to try to get the bulk out and trying to you know not rush, but you know get everything all in one walk. You know next guideline: is the lever open using my austere, speed lines now these officer speed lines are basically fast feeds. Don'T get me wrong right? It'S all the same thing right now: I'm going up a full inch and the reason why I'm going up a full inch is because the first guideline that we set we set it low. So we get to go up a full inch that way it creates a bigger transition right now, I'm just being real neat on how I set in this guideline. I'M working my way towards the back and again it sometimes you have to go a little wider in the back, because you know in the in the front area is kind of it's kind of a smaller area in the back area. It'S real spaced out in a small room, so sometimes I go up a little bit more than a full inch in the back. So that's what I'm doing right now, as I work my way to the right side, I'm using my brush knocking down the hairs. You guys always want to keep a brush in your left hand or, if you're, in the right hand, if you're, right-handed or left-handed, you left-handed whatever hand that you don't use to do the blim all right make sure you dust off the hairs as you go most Important thing you want to do is keep going over the the guideline make sure all the hairs are the same length, and it's even next guideline is my one guard open using my officer speed lines again. These are fast. Foods are they're all the same. The same thing fast, easy speed lines faster. You speed lines all the same thing. Alright. Now I'm going up another inch with the second guideline and I'm doing the same thing as I go to the back. Getting a little wider going up another going up a little more than an inch just because it's a lot of space back here that I got a work with. You guys want to work on your your wrist motion, because it's all in the wrist when you're, weird. Basically doing the fade, you know work on your wish wrist motion with Swiss Swiss the W's get me all the time, but the wrist the wrist motion. I working my way to the right side. These w's is kind of getting on my nerves, working my way to the right. My way right, working my way to the right side and basically just getting all the hairs and making it all. Even that's that's the main thing that you want to do is keep going over and over and over the hairs so that it all is the same length fire right now. I got my number two guard open and I'm going with the grain that wtg stands for with the grain and basically I'm going with the grain of his pattern. He has waves, so you got to kind of be careful around the crown area because that's that's kind of you know a sensitive area, because if you go the wrong way, you could kind of leave a real gouge in his head. The reason why I didn't start off doing the with the grain on top is because you're trying to cut down time also all right if you, if you do the whole head with the grain and take down the hair, that's like doing extra steps. So if you start off your guidelines and balled it out, that's let that's less hair. Basically, you have to cut off many gods now. The next guideline I want to say it's not really. A guideline is a two guard open. This is not really setting a guideline, but yet knocking down the bulk on top all right, there's a lot of like excess hair on the top. That doesn't really need to be there. So I'm kind of just flicking it out and you know trying to blend into the two guard that I have on top. Sometimes you guys got to go against the grain going backwards because the way the hair grows, sometimes the against the grain, is going backwards and not up and down. As I work my way to the back, you guys notice that I'm going straight up and I'm not digging in you know when you do these fades and you do these blends. It'S real important, not dig in, because that could create a guideline and that's not what we're trying to do right now, we're just trying to knock off both so basically to do that, you need to go straight up. Aren'T you guys? The next step is the zero guard closed and with this step right here, you guys are basically flicking out all right. It'S not setting in a guideline. It'S attacking the line, the middle line and trying to get it as light as possible until it disappears. Aren'T you guys got to work on your wrist motion? All right like this is this is it's kind of hard to explain, but at the same time, you guys can see what I'm doing and kind of mimic what I'm doing? It'S? Basically, all in the wrist. It'S like it's like, barely like tapping at it like it's flicking at it and flicking away from it all right when doing your flick out motions, you guys got to kind of create your own technique at doing it. Mine is basically one two one, two one two one two I go in, I flick out. I flick out. I flicked out it's just like a rhythm that you guys get into when you're doing these blends next guideline is the lever close and it's the same exact motion as the zero guard, close you're flicking out and you're, starting from the bottom of the line and flicking To the line all right, you guys can't be afraid to open up the lever a little bit and you know because every hair texture is different, like you could do things on African Americans that you can't do on on straight hair or coarse hair, or you know Thin hair, all hair is different, so you guys kind of got ta use these guidelines and kind of you know put your own tweak to it. You guys see me opening up the lever, closing the lever, because I see a lot of dark spots that I'm trying to get out and I'm going up into the areas where you know I did throw the lever open. So I open up the lever and try to get those dark spots out by using my corners at the beginner. You guys got to trust your guidelines. You got ta, you got it when you put these guidelines in, don't second-guess them, don't put them in like. Oh, I think I did to do something wrong. I think I'll put it in. Oh, no, I'm not going to commit to doing a full inch. No, you guys got it if you guys are going to do these blames and you want them like how I'm doing them. You guys got to commit to it all right. Don'T do exactly what you see. Don'T don't don't try to do like too little and like no I'm going to do this because you you guys this blend can be shortened. If you do this, like I used to think that doing like short blends, would it would look good, but after a while, it's like you know what let me go, let me open up it and go a full inch and that's what I started doing and I Noticed my transitions being a lot better once I did that, so you guys basically have to trust your blends, even though it looks like you're taking too much off, and it looks like it's not really going to blend just trust it all right. It'S gon na is gon na blend just just commit to it. You deception. I want you guys to take a look at this spot right here in the middle. It'S real bulky right here. It'S a lot of hair that I could take down. It looks like a big line, so what I'm going to do is I'm gon na go in with my one guard open and knock the hairs down just a little bit to get it to blend a little bit better? It'S nothing wrong! If you didn't get it right, the first time as long as you go back and create and correct your mistakes, there's nothing wrong with that. All right, like I'm, I seen that like I could have went higher with my one guard. So I said you know what let me go back in and slap on this one guard and blend it in a little bit more. You know it is it's no failure that that I didn't get it the first time all right just make sure that the client doesn't walk out of your chair with that with a half blend. You know what I mean so right now, I'm in the back just working on the blend. You guys can see that it's getting much better and the weight line is starting to leave. Yeah right now close the lever on the right side just to get more of the bulk off. So it can, it could be a better transition and yeah. You guys can't be afraid to open and close your guards. I keep saying this because it's real important, not these guards. This these guidelines are basically just basic steps for you, guys to you know, get to get the basic down right now, I'm using my modified Andes, GTX, basically giving them a lineup. I bought these Clippers off of ebay. They came cut like this and I also got the the liners from eBay, they're modified GTX Liners, I mean not liners burnt, but the blade you know to you know the GTX blade. You know the modified GTX plane, they're, basically modified and cut down at the tip. So it's like a sharper point yeah! That'S why I'm able to give a crispy line like this. So if you guys, if you guys, need a crispy liners, just go on Amazon and type in modify GTX blades, and this is basically how you finish a cut. We always want to give each and every one of your clients a free hand, trim this knots, the hair off at the top and just make the whole haircut that much more cleaner, I'm using my walk magic clips. These are these: are arms modify wall magic clips that I am, I put the ball girl arms on them, the Balder Balder blades on them, so yeah man, a freehand trim, will say your hair cut off arch YouTube. This is how my client came in. Let you look like you needed a haircut, and this is how my client is leaving all right. Well, blended line, crispy waves popping my client is smiling. You can see it all over his head. You know what I mean got his earrings in looking all fresh. If you guys, like this cut, please give it a thumbs up if you guys want more beginner tutorials. Please comment in a section below alright. If you're new to my channel, please hit the subscribe button. It'S your boy, 360 GZ and I'm out of here.
Comments
CurlyHead Monty: Make more beginner fade videos
POPPINXTENSIONS: I'm 16 and for some odd reason I've always wanted to know how to cut hair but many men have said women can't cut hair so I get doubted a lot and many people say I shouldn't start. You really inspire me & thanks for the tutorials!! I'm starting to learn .. I'm not gonna give up !!
EmilyEHoneyman: I love your tutorials, been a stylist 4 years, specializing in men's cuts for 3 and love seeing new techniques!
Dee Dee: It's April 2020 and the guy in the chair probably came looking for this video to cut his own hair at home!
Alyssa Frost: Trying to learn how to cut my husband's and son's hair. At least they have time for it to grow back if it looks crazy
Ryan Silveira: I'm in school now and this helps so much! I was just thinking to myself today that my blends look great but I always limit myself by making them too short. Going in tomorrow and going to start stretching out those guide lines
emanuscriptgraphics: Good tutorial! I cut mine and my son's, and I'm trying to get my tapers looking more professional. The guideline technique helped a lot with speed and precision. Andis Fade Master, Wahl Senior, Wahl Detailer, Wahl 5 Star Shaver
Jay B.: One of the best tutorials on YouTube. Thanks man. My first fade on myself came out perfect.
Heidi Pucci: Of all the cuts Ive seen you do, I think this is one of my favorite, its simple but so clean. Nice work!
Akeemah Shakoor: Nice cut! Although, I would have loved for you to say the size of each blade being used in every part of the cutting process. I will keep up with your videos. I believe I can learn alot.
Wandering Friar: Jeezy, I don't usually leave comments but your videos are really awesome helping me trimming mine and my son's hair. Got better over the years and do a refresher before every cut ;-) Keep 'em coming bro. Thank you!
BeautyButterfly: Love this Trying to up my skills as a cosmetologist and this has definitely helped!!!!
YAHWEH IS MY LORD AND MESSIAH YESHUA IS MY SAVIOUR: Your a very creative barber brother Jeezy. Not only are your incredible barber but you have a very humbled personality. May God continue to be a blessing to you, your family and friends.
Virgil McClain: Jeezy appreciate the video I am self taught and do my sons hair and some of the kids in the neighborhood would appreciate more tutorials because your steps are precise and you make it easy to understand keep up the work and the movement
Gkellz: Thanks Jeezy for all ur tutorials! My son is autistic and I always had to give him a basic cut because of his sensitivity issues... After watching ur videos I have since purchased me a pair of fast feed and followed ur guidelines step by step now I am able to fade my sons hair really nice... thanks again for all u do God Bless brother
Wanick Fayette: Yooooo, this man gives directions to a T. I literally watched the video and bought some clippers and I told my wife what to do and she cut my hair and it came out fire. anyone who doesn't like this video is tripping.
Margyro!❤️: I’m a hair stylist and I’m really trying to learn how to do this. I was never trained to cut this kind of hair. This video is helpful. Thank you!!!!
HJ3 saltlife: love the videos keep em coming ! They have been helping me with my hair as well as others
Frank Woody Jr: Excellent cut love the way it was blended 100%!
Elian22: More of these beginner tutorials bro for sure! I never see people doing a fade that starts off on a 1/16 though and that's what I always personally get at the shop and I try to replicate it to the best of my abilities when I fade my own hair. A tutorial with a 1/16 fade would be truly appreciated
CertifiedSonMinistry: That bald fade was nasty bro thanks for sharing and teaching with your steps it's very much needed and I appreciate it you a whole lot
Z̷I̷K̷A̷.̷P̷R̷O̷D̷Z̷: Thank you brother, I appreciate it, I’m a beginner and those helped me a lot
Axie Tips Flystewie: Man this is an AMAZING tutorial thank you for this
JAHMA Tv: I’m learning so much from your videos! Amazing tutorials I use your tutorials on myself as well !
rochiggidy: This was awesome. Brushing up on my fade knowledge. This was straight forward and will help me out.
D'Antone: Bro... I've cut my kids hair as long as they've been alive and this has helped me out considerably....GOOD STUFF!!!!!
Tamika Roberson: yes ,I would like to see more beginner fades!. I have subscribed and been following for a few months and have seen most of your vids. you make it look so easy, but I am always looking to learn, grow, & perfect this craft.
Warren Smith: This is awesome. Since we are quarantining. I'm learning how to cut my son's hair. Thanks a lot!
ToneyDahTigah: i would love to see more beginner tutorials, all your tutorials are so helpful
Tripl3 Vision: please do more beginner tutorials. this will help me out a lot.
Rashid Manigault: Thank you 360Jeezy. I learned a lot from you. Nobody believes me when I tell them that I cut my own hair! Lol... I'll keep practicing until I get to your level. Thanks Jezzy!
Ty: Really good tutorial! I really appreciate it
Carlos Ortiz: Very quick and efficient thank you !
CynCityCutz: Dope video, even for seasoned barbers like myself. I didn't go to school, I did an apprenticeship in a barber shop and then taught myself the textbook knowledge and took and passed my tests. However, I learned on Caucasian hair and wanted more exposure with African American hair. I appreciate this video and the steps you show because I'm humble enough to still say I'm still learning. Every barber should still be learning something. Thanks again!
Desmond Lawson: This tutorial is really helpful. Keep up the good work 360 jezzy. Way to go.
dyt937thegem: nice job doggie. ive always had a passion for cutting hair and making people look as fresh as i can. there is a sense of pride that comes with it. never had the skills i need cuz id often be nervous about doing a tight fade. now i can use this information and practice on my son lol. my line up game is nice and taper game is ok but now im turn it up and practice this technique. Thanks 360
Anthony Lopez: Just wow, excellent beginner bald fade video. Keep up the great tutorials
Kelsey Vaughn Thomas: Respect. Sharing your talents with others creates blessings. Good stuff.
Totty Hotspurs77: Great tutorial video and haircut bro. 1 thing u mustn't forget to tell these barber freshmen viewers...'The same height fade must never be the same on all customers. high. low, medium height...dark or light fades need to vary to suit the head shape of the customer. the bigger the head, the lower the fade should be to the ears. smaller heads are where high fades can be applied! good work though bro
YouTube Barber Academy: Nice video my man, I make a lot of hair related videos as well and I work as a Barber\Educator in the state of Florida. Always interested in seeing how other people cut but more importantly how they explain things compared to how I do it. Barber Love all day man! Why is it so hard to teach this? I always ask myself this I do a lot of breakdowns and demos do a ton of theory and still they struggle so I always have to continue to learn new ways to teach.
Michael Hannah: Nice cut! I cut my own and wanted to know the best clippers (fades, lines, top) to use instead of the basics to get the best poppin' waves all around!
J Dragon: Yo I been cutting my own hair for years and could not get the fade quite just right until I found this video it's helped me out so much I watch it right before I cut my hair and it always come out just right so thank you for posting this and keep up the great work
Brandon Harrison: Thanks for the tutorial! Some really good info that I can use! Thanks!
Michael King: This Was Very Helpful As I’m Still Learning While Cutting My Own Hair And Would Love To See More Beginner Hair Cut Vids
Chevy Boy: I like how you killed the cut then signed out like a boss 00:26!! I wanna see a curve part on a #2 deep waver like this. I'm curious to see if it will work out because it seems like it could be fire. I'm thinking about trying the nas cut with #2 on top
Chauncey Mitchell: Keep these coming, the tips on modifications are much appreciated!! Thanks Jeezy
Ms SN: I really enjoyed this video..I do locs and braids and always wanted to learn how to cut hair...I'm continue watching your videos so I can teach myself so I can cut,line and taper my clients hair because alot of my clients complain about their barbers never being available once I finish their hair
Jermzz: Ain’t gonna lie you taught me a lot watching your videos I’m comfortable cutting my own hair the clippers you use I find them and buy them thanks for the motivation bruh
Thin Deezal HD: barbershops are gonna be hurting when things turn back "normal"...everybody messed around and learned out to cut because of quarantine. LOL.
Chris Bossio: Straight facts bro
Jessica Todd: I wanna see more about blending , how to hold the clippers, what the different blade lengths mean , what open vs closed means . ..yes I know there may be other vids but I like your way of teaching !
Barry Grogan: Love the video bro, you're helping me learn how to cut hair and even do my own hair because lord knows I need help.
BliggaDonn Cutz: Nice video my dude. Appreciate the little tips that u show us. I just finished cosmo/barber school and you showed me some stuff that I didn't pick up on before.
Any-FM Radio: This dude goes straight to the point. Talks when necessary. Dope
QFS Aviation Mini: I’m currently a barber student and still learning. I have ways to go!
Big Guh Trucker: Just getting back into barbering. I'm definitely going to be watching your tuturials. Thx!
I am DivaNicole: Hey. I enjoyed the video. I just started cosmetology school and I'm trying to learn everything. I loved the detailed steps you gave.
BillionaireMay: Thank u 360jeezy for taking the time to make videos like this , it helps so much. I appreciate u & what u do
Alan Garcia: These videos for beginners are great! Continue this please!
Back to the Basics 101: Looking good, appreciate you keeping this family friendly as far as language goes. Keep the videos coming love it!
Barbara A. Viaud: Nice crisp, fresh cut. I love it! A million $$$ cut!
Jvfresh: Thanks, man, I appreciate this very detailed video it gave me the confidence to cut my own hair. Subscribed
Aye Wisco: never disappointed watching your videos.. cant wait to get into the business officially!! Good stuff bro!
David States: YOOOO!!!! MADD THANKS to you and the other tutorial videos I've been watching since COVID-19. Through trial and error I have the confidence now to save money cutting my own hair and possibly others.
The Machine: Amazing. I wish I could do that for my own head. Great tutuorial. Very professional and looks awesome. Do you have any tutorials for cutting a grown older man's style that does not require fading but is neat with hair about an inch to 3 inches long and is neat in appearance and looks just as good ad fade?
David G: Amazing tutorials dude, My fade has gotten way way better bro. Thanks Jeezy!
SSJ Dade: As a student barber I really appreciate all your videos ,so yeah more tutorials homie !!
Humble Gesture: Dude this is one of the cleanest blends and tapes that I've ever seen. I'm thinking about switching to the modified andis now... although I would credit the clean cut to your skill set more than just your tools. Props sir!
Shadrak Lasu: I’m 14 and this tutorial helped me cut my younger brothers and they lookin clean thanks man
breona thomas: today was my first day of barber school. you just broke the ice for me. very motivational!!!
Blue Diamond Dust: I'm a female, single mom, I cut my son's hair with Wahl Clippers with your guidelines, thank you.
Mama Mapenzi: I always appreciate this man for his great job
TheRebuilt1: much respect, basic and excellent results
Brotha Stogie: Thanks for this video...I’m not going to barber school but I feel this is a trade I should know having 3 boys....If you can give a tutorial with more detail on the levers and guards that would be helpful!
Mr Hollywood: Nice Vid Bro! You Most Def Took My Game To Another Level! #Salute
Joe Gee: appreciate it bro, I'm in school and I'm having difficulty with the position of the fade lines and this helped.
Dwayne Jackson: GREAT CUT SIR AND VERY PROFESSIONAL
Anthony 'Big E Tone' Williams: 360 I appreciate the fade for beginners video, I'm not a barber but I do cut my own hair at times. anyway you explain the basic where a person can actually learn. keep up the good work. A.W. Shreveport, La.
david johnson: Love to get more Beginner haircuts And thanks a lot
Joshua Rolle: Awesome stuff. I’m aspiring to get into barbering. Fades seem hard to do. Any advice for those starting out?
Jay Masters8: MORE BEGINNER TUTORIALS!!! Maybe even a series on becoming a barber, i know its not just picking up some clippers and finding some hair. but you can show the very basics like shape ups, caesars, and a blowout to start
motorhead400m: I like your video, I am in the military and I cut some of my guys hair when they cant make it to the barber. I recently posted a short video requesting a tutorial for white barbers cutting black hair. I can understand the process of what your doing, and just watching your cuts has helped me out a lot. I mostly do basic military haircuts, I am looking for advice such as does and dont's, combing/ brushing techniques, basically I dont have black hair. I want to be able to cut all my guys hair well. Can you help me out.
Adam: thank you for this video. Really helps when i cut my own hair
Cherrion xo: The cut was I really learned something new thanks 360 GZ
HattersGoneSuffer: yo I like the fact that you actually took the time out to show us and tech us beginner's what and how to do a cut. I would love if you made a video on how you do a taper fade in the temporal and nape area please. I would definitely appreciate that 360jeezy. word
Kal EL: Gave myself the best fade I've ever had after watching this video
Mert Kreps IV: This video really helped me alot I think you explained everything very well awesome video keep doing barbering videos because when I'm 17 I'm probably going to go and barbering school because I want to be a barber
Maximo Hairdresser: Wow ¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡ Tengo 30 años cortando cabello y aun con todos esos años y el cariño que le tengo a mi oficio, el día de hoya aprendí mucho de este joven experto.. muchisimas gracia spor compartir tu conocimiemto
Andile Meshack: Wow, a very good lesson. Thanks
Ozonespec: Without a razor, you have skills my guy, like seriously. I'm going on Amazon now to get those edgers.
Domonique Williams: I've been cutting my 6 y.o. hair down to the lowest setting since he was a toddler. Maybe if I start practicing this now, it'll look this good by the time he gives a damn what his hair looks like!
Vonzell Starnes: Very good Barber! The man has skills! Very informative and instructional..
Ronald Young: Bro, if you were to make a DVD full of tutorials, I'd buy it with no hesitation.
J Stays Rich: i only watch dis dude wen i got nothing else to watch... or wen i feel like i need a haircut
BlessUp Carlton2K: This is a haircut that's exactly what I want
That boy Blade: Need more beginner tutorials. Great class! My school caters more to the Asian students so I stay watching your videos to learn more details I'm not learning from them
Dee Bee: More beginners tutorials please!!!!!
jackie craft: Yes I want more beginners haircuts cuz I'm teaching Myself by watching you keep it up brother
Brandie Tate: I don't know a thing about cutting hair. I stumbled across this video and watched it as if it was my favorite show. Quite satisfying. Great job
Shaniqua Roscoe: Just did this cut wasn’t too bad but I definitely need practice...Thanks for the tutorial