How To Cut A Hard Part Haircut!!

It was going like that this video i'm going to be showing you how to do a hard part, haircut and you're clicking on this video, because you might have an idea what it is. You might already know what it is. Anyway, i'm not going to make this video too long, so i'm going to show you how to do it. It'S pretty much. Basically, it's just a hard part. Whatever side your hair flops over you're going to go ahead and buzz a nice long, hard part straight down the middle, it's getting very popular. I'Ve tried many different hairstyles. I'Ve done other ones on this channel, so check it out. So again, the best thing to do what I like to do is I like to find the exact hard part that I like, or a couple of them, we're going to go ahead and flash some pictures up right now as you're looking at this we're going to Go over a couple of them here there is one particular one where the guy's hair is a little bit more sandy blonde and that's the type of one I'm going to go for, but again we have other ones with a darker hair and again, what's awesome about These hard parts is that you don't have to necessarily do it exactly the way they do it. You can speed it up a little bit more through here, and some of those pictures are going flush. A couple of those, as you can see, some of those guys have it really short here with like a zero speed it up to like even a 1/2 minute into like a 3 or that other guy, that I kind of like it's pretty much like a 1 And then it's kind of painted it all down here with like a 0, so I'm probably going to go for that, but what we're going to do is we're going to take it step by step. Whenever I do cut my hair, I like to do it in stages, meaning that you could potentially cut it like a 1. Here fade it up to a 2 and 30, and you like that, and you stay with it or if it's not really filling your type of scalp, you rather go like all the way. Then, of course, you can do the one up here and then 0 through here, so I got my wall senior Clippers. I definitely recommend a good pair of clippers. I used to cut my hair some like $ 15 wal junkies. These ones are a little bit expensive or about 65 or 70 on Amazon, I'll link it in the description box below wall seniors great pair of clippers. What we're going to do again we're going to start with a 1 and I'm going to go ahead and use a little trigger on the side here and I'm going to make it a short one, meaning that the lever is down. So it's actually a shorter one. I got my clip right on top right here, so what we're going to do is we're just going to buzz up the sideburn here around the ear and we're going to take it about a clip length around the ear and then what we'll do is we'll work. Our way up to about a clipper like this level so buzzing it all the way around here, the back is going to get a little tricky. You might need a side mirror or a rear, mirror to flash it behind your head kind of like this right here or you can look into the mirror right here. So without further ado guys go ahead. Buzz notice how I went up and then I came around the back of my ear with a one length of one width coming right through this area. Here then, we'll go ahead and stay up this direction here, but we're going to work that all the way around do the same thing on this side. Here again, as we can see here, we're looking at a nice straight line here. Well, not maybe completely straight, maybe if you run your fingers through your hair like that. So again, this is step number one. So now what we're going to do, I'm going to stair-step it so now I have my long three on here again long three and I'm going to go all the way to my part line where I want my hair to curve over what you do. Is you fold it over like this and then what you want to do? Is you want to go up to this level right here? So you just want to go long. Three all the way through not to go into this portion here, but just straight up or your line, your hard part's going to be, and then you just take it straight up like that. You can hold down your hair like this. If you don't want it to get into your clippers and then just go again, the long three all the way to that part and that's going to trim up the sides. Real nice make it nice and even and then we're going to work our way down and we're going to blend in this big ol line right here. So it's already looking a little bit better now, but of course we need to clean up this line right there. So we got our too long now and what we're going to do is we're going to work our too long up until you want it to fade from the 3 to the too long into the 1 or into the 0 right here. So what we're going to do now is we're going to take the 2 and we're going to go up a bow, probably half put your clipper halfway in the long one halfway in the long 3 and you're literally just going to be buzzing it straight across the Line there again halfway point, so the line is in the middle of the Clipper and we're just going to work around like this, possibly going up a little bit, you got to be careful going that way, though, but again just going both directions this way, turning it Around and going that way, and you might not be able to get too much hair from that, and then you want to work your way down to a short to bring the Clipper not half way a little bit further down 3/4 and what we're doing is we're Cleaning up that line, so it's not so dominant in our scalp. So when people look at it, they don't look at a 1 to it. 3. You want to be able to say that in real nice, so just work that line both sides be back with you in just a little bit. Alright, it's looking real good right now, it's fading in nicely now again some people they want like an absolute perfection. So what you want to do is you want to just play around with your different numbers. Go long and then short again. I have a long 3 up here blended down to. I actually put it down a little lever down to short and then I actually buzz it up a little bit more than halfway, because the line just wasn't clearing out so you just want to buzz it through there. The short to correct me, if I said long to so at first, I did too long too, and then I went back over because the line just wasn't blending and I just worked it from both directions like this flip the Clippers around and I even went up Like this, but not too terribly high, just kind of stopping at the line right there and it's blending in real nicely here, I'm actually going to lower it back down. I want this a little bit shorter, so I'm going to lower that down too probably a long or short and a half I'm going to start with a long tap. This is a half right here and then I'm going to put the flippers on long we're going to go ahead and buzz around my ears and just kind of my neck area right down here with the half and then we're going to go ahead and blend this. A little bit more up here as well, and I'm not going to go the width of it, I'm going to just fold down my ear and go up top the halfway point. You might not see it change at all. If you don't see a change that you like go ahead and kick that down to a short half, and do it again so now it's getting a little bit shorter right through my cyber in this area right here, well, tell you what I like it: it's not On its least faded right there again, you just use your different links, three two one long short and just buzz it really. Nice start less and always add a little bit more. If you need to all right, we've done the whole way around. In short, half right around my ears here, I'd like it we're not going to take it any farther down, maybe for a up trim. We might try that out, but now here's the fun part the Sun bar is your desired length on top. So if you want a nice little like little pull made in there and you want it kind of fluffed over, let's take a look at some little pictures again. So again it depends on what you're going for. So I actually want to keep it a little bit longer and kind of float it up a little bit, but I kind of want to do with that again that more sandy blonde haired guy, if you have dark black hair, I really like the kind of like Flat slicked back look GQ. It all depends on what your face looks like with that you can try one star longer work your way down, but I think I'm going to go with the more sandy blonde type of guy here. So, as you can see here, my hair is really really long right there. So I want to go ahead and get rid of some of this really really long in the middle, and I don't want it to flop over like down right here. It depends on what you're going for again. So what I'm going to do is, let me use my comb, I'm going to go ahead and part it straight down the middle and I'm going to go ahead and flop it over like alfalfa and then what I want to do is I want to go ahead And use my scissors and you can wet your hair dampen your hair a little bit, so you can comb it over real nice. I'Ll, probably do that and then you're going to go ahead and elevate your scissors starting your eyebrow and work your way back up in kind of an upward position here. So it's going to be still longer down here in the front and then you're going to kind of elevate. Your scissors up here cutting like that until you get to the back here here, because obviously you don't want the back like all the way down and depends what you are going for again, let's go ahead and do that now, I'm going to slightly dip in my Hair, like I mentioned, ok, alfalfa and then we're going to go ahead and just work our way up again again, less is more just going towards the back of your hair like that again, a very slightly elevated cut. Now, if you're going for the more slicked back, look, you can go ahead and just you know slick it back roll your hair out so get back. As you can see here, my hair was definitely for upkeep. This side is a lot different than this side. This side needs to be trimmed for sure, so I'm going to go ahead and do the same thing start at my eyebrow a little bit again. Don'T do your eyebrow if you want a longer and we're going to go ahead and work our way back, elevated area here there we go fantastic, going to go ahead and cut just a little bit more in the middle right there you might have to repart your Hair and just double check so, as we can see here again, it's longer down here, slightly cut it elevated to the back of your hair here. Okay, now for the final shebang, once you style your hair, you can go ahead and trim more off to make it look it again with a blow-dryer and pull mate. It will be nice and puffy in the front. Just like some of those photos, we saw the sandy blond haired guy now comes the super fun part, as we have our part over here, we're looking fantastic now again, once you style it, let your out of the shower. Once you got your night clothes on, you always might want to come back tomorrow and trim it up a little bit more over here. The hairdryer of palmate will make it look a little bit more puffy we'll get to that in the final portion of the video. Here, but what we want to do now for the hard part, the whole haircut is the hard part, it's kind of like a hard part state. I guess you call it, but again what we want to do is use your comb and we want to bring the alfalfa straight down all your long hair goes up and there shouldn't be any short hair, because you've got kind of Hardy done that right. So you want to make sure all the long hair is up. Don'T get any of that in the way and then we're going to take our bear trimmer. Some Clippers come with this attachment already on it, but we're going to take our bear trimmer we're going to bring it down to the short position. You can try long at first, but again it wants to be like it's almost like you want to go all the way to your scalp and so what you want to do start a small start, a small part like the sandy blonde hair guy and if you're More of a harder part where you want like a half inch thick, that's totally up to you. I'Ve seen guys with like I'm talking a centimeter wide hard part like man looks good on them. Might not look good on you. So again, you want to start off with one line just down. What we're going to do is we're literally going to touch the part and we're literally just going to walk it down in a straight line, and then we can go ahead and just kind of like slowly go backwards, be very steadily handed on this one. You don't want to widen apart if you want a hard part, a thin, hard part. I like always start out just pressing it down right into the part and then working my way back up as we can see right there nice little line there. So what we want to do now is we want to clean it up a little bit and make it even all the way through again be very careful here and just go ahead, and you are working directly on your scalp, so be careful, steady hand back to The location where you want making sure your long hair doesn't get in your way again straight back. You go ahead and do it as you like. I actually tried a little bit thinner with one last haircut, but this four tutorial I'm going to go ahead and widen it up a little bit nice now you can take it further back if you want to back over here, as if you, if you want to Play it cool, you know, arms and or just go right to kind of the back edge of your scalp kind of right here now we need to go ahead and jump in the shower. So what I'm going to do before I jump in the shower, because obviously I got hair all over the place. I need to vacuum it up, I'm going to go ahead and look over it off camera in the mirror, making sure my face. Looks nice making sure my limp is good and then I'll, probably jump in the shower wash my hair come back out. Put some nice pomade on I'll. Show you what I recommend we'll go ahead and style it with the blow-dryer, but obviously from start. To finish, I mean, I know my hair would like just woken up here, but it looks pretty good huh. You know what I'm saying guys so again. This is a free haircut where the professionals need to feed their families too. But if you're trying to save money and do it yourself a creative idea, this is a video for you. Hopefully this has showed you a couple tips on doing the hard part fade haircut. So let's go install it now. So that's it right there guys, as we can see a nice little hard part there and again you want to style your hair according to your scalp and how your hairline is. Some people have a full hairline, I'm a little bit older. So I have a receding. Hairline, so you want to be a little careful how you style your hair right now I have my hair kind of post up in the front and then it's kind of flopped over the edge over here now. Some of you guys might not like that. I personally do like it or you could switch it up another day and you can go ahead and bring a little bit more over kind of if you're a little bit more of a business type of a setting where you need to look a little bit more Professional again, you would sty and with some Paul Nate, and then you want to bring it over to more of an executive kind of like wave look here. Has the long hair is flapping over the shorter hair in the back there and again you just want to style it according to your scalp as well. I do like this, but I like it a little bit. You know up, so you can kind of switch around with it different days. That'S what's nice about this hard part hairstyle that I have a little bit longer on the top, so what I use the style to hair, it's actually called swagger and I'll link that, in the description box below to small little jar, it has a little bit of A price tag on it, but you just need very, very little then of course hair dryer, normal hair, dryer right there. This is the con air 1875 and also wide tooth comb. So what I do is I pretty much just why to comb it straight back and it's on low heat, and I go like this as its drying fresh out of the shower and then that's going to create the sweater, give it some nice texture and then I Use a boars bristle brush right here to go ahead and flatten any parts down they're kind of sticking up, get it prime location. Well, thank you guys so much for watching the video and stay tuned, I'm going to have more haircutting tutorials as we go along on this channel check the channel out. I have a lot of other tutorials on hair cutting on DIY projects, tech, stuff unboxing. As you guys get, the picture, you guys have a wonderful day. Take care, bye, bye,