Barber Tutorial: How To Cut And Fade Curly Hair

Oh and today we are here with the award-winning MC barber hey. This is MC barber. Here I have a makeover for you. We are working on the curly hair today. We'Re gon na do a number three on the side, pay for the back and style it into a natural curl on the top. So first thing is usually what I do. I section the hair and it makes it easier for me to work. So I know exactly what I have to remove what I have to keep. They just keeps it neat, so I went his hair slightly down, so he stays on the side in the place and it's easier to section it especially curly here, I'm using number three here and I chose to use plastic guards versus metal without detachable blades, because house, How wide the teeth of the comb are spread? What happens when you have detachable blades, sometimes especially in this type of texture of the hair, can push hair to the side. It makes it slightly difficult. So here the Clippers go easy through the hair, so that was the reason I chose to use plastic artists, I'm here, I'm working on the bulk removal and establishing the foundation for my haircut. Creating the desired shape, shape, yeah, coarse, hair or curly hair sometimes can be tricky. You have to kind of feed it into that paper all right, so this was my first step. My second step here, I'm gon na start the taper on the back. I have my fading Clippers. My blade is open and I'm starting the paper. Now I close my blade and got slightly closer now, I'm using again plastic foam, I'm using number one and a half and I'm working on my paper. Now, I'm just removing the line between half and 3, I'm down to 1/8 of an inch or 1 or number 1 has been polled. Obviously, when you work with these, you work with the lever as well. Sometimes you open, sometimes you close your blade and you just keep on working on your feet feel free to ask any questions don't below in the question area. If you have any questions regarding the way I fee and so on and so forth, and here I'm going to use 1/16 of an inch for the sideburns area as well - I'm not going to go too short in the sideburns area, but stay to one eighth of Inch or one with all my favorite techniques, I do a lot of free handing. So even though that I might have number one on my Clippers, I do work with a free hand, so that means that it might not necessarily be one. I can probably you know, leave the hair longer when I desire - and here we just clean up this airline, I'm gon na try to keep it as natural as possible. This is a neat treat how you can work we go in that here are on the ears in line, sometimes that here tonight longer that's one way too much week for me. Coming soon I've been getting the questions. What type of raise are you? What type of Caesars I use soon? I will have them available on my website, I'm working on getting the proper razor. There are different races out there, different companies who make them, but really they are not all the same, even bigger they do look the same. It is important that you get a good razor for haircutting, because if the inserts are not very good, that hair gets in and razor doesn't cut evenly, so we are trying to develop our own razor. But as of right now, we are using a razor from Germany that is called from Dale. This is, why is even what this is why it's so important. You learn how to properly do scissor techniques, especially on the hair like this, the curly hair, if you are not properly executing your techniques. This would be perfect example when it's very difficult to execute this technique, because dog here actually curls around your finger. So it's kind of difficult to get it unless you are doing powder also that that mixes over knuckles and so on so forth. I will have all these techniques on instructional videos that will be coming soon on my website. Mc barber calm, so you can go on my website and download and they are all in making right now they are not ready. Yet so in this series of videos, I will be teaching how to properly do scissor over comb how to properly. This is over Marcos. Palm to palm bank back in cutting for cutting markings like cutting slithering and so on so forth, and as well all my razor techniques and all my clipper techniques and all my blow drying and styling techniques. I really hope that by February there already all right so now to connect the top to connect. The top of the back on the deeps is over 40. The most commonly used technique in the salons and barbershops is another form. It is quite difficult to actually master this technique, but first you have to learn how to properly execute it and just work on. We do private classes in our barber shop in weather still Connecticut. So if you are interested on private classes, you can contact us through the YouTube channel or MC at MC barber comm or through our website EP 1 MC barber dot-com. There is a section where you can send a text message or email and we also train the whole staff. If you have a salon - and you are interested in increasing your barber skills. Well, you can contact us and we can as well come to your barber shop or so on. So, as you can see, the haircut looks pretty good so far within a blow dryer when I use bristled brush. So I like to kind of straighten that hair on the side, even though it's pretty straight right now, it is it's very important to learn how to properly use a blow dryer and a brush. I have taken over 30 classes on blow drying and styling alone. I personally believe that this is one of the most difficult all I think categories in our industry to learn to master blow drying and styling. It seems easy. What is to it, but really there is a lot to it. I think blow drying and styling can make an average haircut excellent haircut and you can make an axe on a haircut haircut out of this world all right. There is your haircut. Thank you for watching my video really appreciate it. Don'T forget to subscribe and see Barbara calm is my website until next time take care yourself.