Female Undercut | How To Women'S Taper Fade Haircut

Alright guys today we're gon na go ahead and do a taper fade on the back of a female's hair, better known as a undercut on a female. So the first thing I did was grab my roll senior and I flipped it around as if I was using an outliner and I'm just going straight across I'm just calling out a hard line going straight across and that's just gon na. Basically, I guess skim it out as much as I can basically a zero. That'S basically what I did. I will make sure it's nice and clean guys make sure you go straight across and make sure that you clean the area thoroughly. The next clip we're gon na go ahead and grab is our 1/16 on our walls here and we're gon na create a bar okay. I like to call that the 1/16 are the one bar whatever you want to call it. So I'm just creating a bar and that's gon na be a guidance from the fade to the fade. So what we usually do, what I usually do when I'm fading is, I work my way from the biggest clip down to the smallest clip. What I'm doing here is just beating the guy so when I grab the bigger clips and work my way down to that actual guide that you see right here, so I'm making sure it's nice and clean making sure it's straight. I don't go too crazy doesn't have to be perfectly straight because we're blending that out anyway, it really doesn't matter how straight that is just make sure that you clean it up real nice, alright guys, then the next clip I'm gon na go ahead and grab. Is the number two on the wall senior better known as a 1/4, and what I'm gon na do is clear out the bulk I'm holding up our hair with the comb just making sure I don't you know going to have fresh hair that she has on top. I don't want to make it shorter and, as you guys can see that little triangular part right there we're leaving that natural guy's a lot of people when they do this undercut. They usually carve that out scientists not to carve that out. What we're doing is freaking of this and making sure that we're not going to high into that part of the hair all right guys now we're working our way from that clip. I'M gon na work our way down. Oh, the next clip I'm going to go ahead and crabs is the one and a half. Okay, guys flick your wrist and, as you get higher open the lever, because when you open a lever, it eventually goes into that previous clip, which was the one full and it kind of turns into that twist. If that makes sense, so as I get higher, if I open my liver, I have nothing to worry about. I won't make the hair shorter. If I open it together, okay, guys, so I'm just working my way into that. Alright, you don't make it sure it's nice and clean, as you guys, can see, holding the excess hair up with. What'S the phone, I don't want to take off any new hair, any fresh hair, all right guys. Next clip I'm going to grab his my 1:16. What I did was I skip one step, one step, because our hair is pretty thin and it cuts pretty good. So what I did was, I just went down straight down so that 116, once the clip, which was that one bar that I made earlier, but I slightly opened it up and faded into the previous clip. So I didn't have to use the clip that was before that, so we just kind of just blend it right in so it didn't matter. Her hair fades pretty good. So I didn't need that extra clip that goes in between the two and the one: half one and a half okay. So we just making sure it's nice and clean, make sure it's nice and blended and then, after that, we're gon na jump down to our zero and we're gon na slightly open the zero up a little bit and we're gon na blend out that hard line that We did in the beginning of the haircut okay, guys it's right now, I'm just going up with my work, making sure it's clean, making sure it's nice and blended, and you know flipping my wrist as I get higher. If you flick your wrist, what that's doing is basically making sure you don't go high anymore. All right 1/16 was old and now just blend out that hardline taking my time shorter, strokes, not as hard as uh as far up as we were going before. Very very short: strokes, as you guys can see, I'm open to the lever, as I get a little bit higher and I just flick my wrist right guys and there you have a nicely blended taper again, we are leaving the top part, nice and natural. How we are not doing a hard part up there, not trying to look all right, I'm just going over my work just make sure it's clean, making sure it's blended, very lightly, going into the haircut microphones are crazy. Next thing we're gon na do is go ahead and line that up grab the tea outliner and I'm just lightly lining it up. She is a female. I don't want me to to. You know hard over line, so I'm just going nice and light not going in any more. You can see her hair is a light race here. I don't wanna make any sharp, sharp sharp lines. We'Re gon na use the straight razor to make that you know a little sharper same thing on this side. Don'T just make sure it's nice and lined up. I'M gon na go ahead and turn around that see eyeliner. I kind of continue to blend it out. A little bit more with the T eyeliner, you know following that: zero clip not too high just making sure our neck is nice and clean. I'M gon na go ahead and grab some easy blade, shaving gel clear and I'm Tom shaving gel. So I can see. What'S going on when I use my straight razor, just gon na use a straight razor lightly, not too much, I don't want to make any hard hard lines, try to keep it as permanent as possible, and that's about it guys and that's what you got so we Have a female neck, taper, better known as an undercut, please like comment and subscribe the more easily shaving products videos. I will talk to you guys soon. Thank you.