*Full Length* Haircut Tutorial: Freshest Mid Taper On 360 Waves | End Of Wolfin

All right, you guys i'm happy to announce my brush is dropping 7 a.m. Okay, thursday, on the 16th, okay, be ready. You can hit the website right now at 360gz.com. Just so you can be notified when the brush releases. Okay, so make sure you stay tuned. Here'S what it looks like daisy all right, you guys so before you start cutting anyone with waves. What you want to do is comb the hair out. First, all right. This lifts the hair off the scalp, making it easier for the hair to feed into the teeth of the blade when combing. This is the perfect opportunity to see which direction that the hair grows in seeing the hair pattern. Growth has a lot to do with whether or not you're going to patch your client. So you want to make sure you're going with the grain of the pattern as much as possible all right, so my client wanted a number two on top all over, but me as a waiver um, i know to keep the crown area as thick as possible. So right now i went with my andis cordless masters. I put the two guard on and i close the lever all right. That makes it a true two guard and because i comb the hair out first, i was able to see how the hair grows. As far as it being with the grain, so i'm going in that same direction that i did with the comb. So as i turn my client around, i'm making sure that i do not touch the crown area with that two guard. With the lever closed later on. I will come behind it, open the guard and cut it down, um to that length uh, but for now we're just gon na continue going around the head, taking the hair down with the two guard closed uh now so, like i said before, i'm gon na keep That crown area thicker and open the lever and just go with the grain of the pattern, all right, 11., so starting the taper. What i'm going to do is set my ball line in first using my andis cordless gtx. Now you don't have to use your liners to set in the ball line. You can use your lever closed with the clippers i just like to set this line in and make it real defined. Next, i use my andis cordless masters with the lever fully open and i'm going up about a half inch making sure i go over the guidelines multiple times so that everything could be at that level open length. Now, i'm putting on the one guard with the lever open using my comb as a way to stop um me from going too high or it's either to feed the hair into the teeth of the blade to control. How high i go. I'M going up about a half inch, making sure i go over the guidelines multiple times to ensure that it's at that one open length now putting on the two guard with the lever open, i'm basically just debulking at this point kind of scooping out not really setting In a guideline or going up any uh particular length just making sure i take out the bulk now going back with the one guard with the lever fully closed this time in a flick out motion, i'm softening up that middle line. I know that it's not going to take out the the middle line, i'm just softening it up, so it could be easier. So i could take it out with the next step, putting on the zero guard with the lever fully closed in a flick out motion flick out that middle line now keep in mind that i'm using my corners the entire time, i'm not using the full blade. Even though at some parts it looks like it but we're working in a tight area, so what you want to do is use your corners only so, depending on what different textures that you're dealing with, sometimes the zero guard close, does not take out that middle line, Like you would want so i always follow up with the lever open using my corners and just trying to kind of doing detail work as i go now, with the lever fully closed in a flick out, motion flick out that bottom line um a lot of times. You can soften up that bottom line with the lever uh halfway, but i just dived right in and just closed the lever fully. But that's something that you can do if you're a beginner and not sure how to just go in and take out that bottom line. Softening it up and taking those baby steps is always a plus it's, especially when you're new at cutting hair. So now that you got the blend, how you want it? Lastly, what you want to do is you want to do detail, work? Okay, this is the most important part of doing a blend. Um is trying to get it as perfect as possible. What i like to do is i like to utilize my mirror. The mirror shows you a different perspective on the blend um, something that you just can't see dead on so utilize that look back at your mirror and just trying to detail your work by using those corners and uh. You know knocking those bulk areas out. So the same thing that i do on the sides i do for the back. I start with the ball line first, so because my client has a lot of hair. I like to debulk the back um. Just to you, know, uh be able to set my guidelines. A little easier so right now i'm going up a full inch and debulking using my comb to comb down the excess hair. Now i'm gon na go up with my two guard: basically just debunking the top making sure everything runs smoothly. Uh now going back with the one guard, i'm going to flick out um that area between the one and the two um you know with andis uh guards they don't have like. Well, i don't have a half guard uh one and a half guard. So i just you know, use my flick out motion to blend it in now. It'S time to set in my lever, open, um, i'm going up about a half inch, then i'll be just focusing on taking out that middle line. With the zero guard closed, then i'll go all the way down blend out that bottom line um and then do some detail, work man, it's the same steps that i use on the side two. So one thing i can mention about doing a lineup. Is you want to start in the middle first? All right, you don't want to start at one end and end. At the other end, the likelihood of it being slanted is much greater, so make sure you start from the middle go to the right or left, but always begin in the middle, because by starting in the middle, it's a shorter distance on both ends. Girls me uh, so when it comes to the lineup behind the ears same concept, i like to start at the middle up top use my corners and my corners. Only using your corners is the only way that you're going to get that that circular um. You know angle that you're looking for the only time when you use the full blade is in the back where it isn't necessary to use your corners. You could actually use your full blade because that's the area, that's not symmetrical and more straighter uh. You me me so now i love it. Uh uh, you two, you can kill me uh. I love it me two good uh. Listen! Let me tell you why they call me 360 when they sit in my chair. I spend them in the full 360 and they come out looking like damn son, we make it look easy youtube. 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