Barber Tutorial! Short Light Hair Fade | Jrl Clippers

Yo 2019 is right around the corner and I got some big plans like I got some big plans number one. I want to put out way more content. I want to go back to vlogging, I'm gon na do less traveling and touring and and all that good stuff, some of you guys might hate that idea. Some of you guys might love that idea either way, I'm just following what I'm passionate about and what I feel right for myself so between the online Academy and YouTube. That'S what I'm gon na put a lot of my energy to 45, of course, continuing to create innovative products and services for you guys to elevate the industry and hopefully build and grow this YouTube channel. Now, with this haircut tutorial, it's a little bit different. It'S not the perfect canvas mama. This is my longtime friend I'm talking about elementary school right, um he's sitting on top and you know, yeah age age is catching up, but I will tell you this. There'S some tips in here. There'S some tricks in here. There'S some information in here, so hopefully you guys are paying attention and you get some value out of this video and you enjoy it. And if you like it, please guys smash the like button. My channel desperately needs this so love. You guys hope you guys enjoy the video and I hope it helps all right here. We go man, my boy, my boy, definitely losing it. I'M gon na lie he's losing it. So what I'm doing here is I'm doing like a number of four around everywhere, except for where he's super thinning and then what I did was I snapped on the number 5, where he's thinning and then I ran it in the car area. Now we're doing clipper over comb and what I'm pretty much doing is I'm just I'm clearing the bulk around the parietal Ridge and giving myself a base for the fade work. I'M gon na do on the side cuz my client here, my boy he wants. He wants a ball fade so by clearing this book now we have a nice, solid foundation and um. We can go ahead and blend right into it. That really took no time, if you don't think about it. So now we'll start our initial guideline, I'm not using a balding clipper, I'm not using a trimmer, I'm just going straight blade and now followed up with the shaver later shout-out to my cousin Tito. If you want some beets and link is in the description he's the guy who produces all of my beets, so very appreciative to him if you'd notice, guys at jrl the blade open cuts, pretty damn close, I really only have to close in maybe open it. A third of the way to take that line out and that panels blended on this, I'm gon na use the gel rails. On the other side, I'm gon na use the gold FX's here, I'm using the number zero guard. It'S all the way open and then I'll use my number one guard all the way old pin and I'll close the number one to go ahead and blend that out. So here's my number one guard all the way open. As you can see, and I believe right now - it was closed. So now I'm going back to my zero guard clothes, I'm just cleaning up any little dark areas that I see and what you're gon na notice guys is that the other side, my guard system is gon na, be completely different. The gold FX is the babble as's. I feel like the guards and the measurements on this jrl just different here, I'm using the one and a half guard and it's the last guard, I'm gon na use as the longest guard I'll use, and this is blending into the clipper over comb work. We did previously and if there's any little bit of darkness I'll just do clipper over comb once again, just to lighten things up and make that transition a little better. Now I'm gon na shut up and let you guys follow along I so on this side, we're gon na use the gold FX's. These are made by babel Asst and I'm doing clipper over comb. I'M going ahead and clearing the bulk around the Prada raised, like I did on the other side and then we'll get to our blend. Now I am balding him out, but I'm using a specific blade Babel is sent me a surgical, beyblade recently, which I'm gon na start. Using I mean I feel like I can go straight surgical and I have to not have to do tremors and follow it with the shaver, like I do with the gels, because I'm using the fey blade on the gels, but with these I probably need to follow Beneath it with the trimmers, so once I'm done, balding him out I'll, go ahead and start the blade open process and then before I move on I'll, go ahead and start to blend out that that out I'll probably do a one open. Next blend that out with the half guard and then the last guard up I use is either one and a half or a number two. Well, let's see how we worked so again blending this line out now, okay, so we did the blade open. Now we have the one open underneath the one open I'll, probably do a number one close and then the line - that's right there in the middle that you see that's beneath the number one open we'll take that out. So here we have number one closed, they're still aligned there we're gon na take that out with the half guard, okay and here's. The half guard, like I said, and that's gon na start to remove that line that you see there that darkness that's gon na bring the blend together and just like, we did on the other side with the jorelle's I'm using my one and a half guard. That'S probably gon na be my longest guard. This is gon na, be the one and a half guard or the number two, and that's because we've already done clipper over comb in this section to clear most of that bolt once we're done with this system, we'll go ahead and go back probably deep, spend some Time detailing and then start the line up all right, so he didn't want to like lower the beard too much. He likes the color tone. He just wanted to shape it, get rid of some of the stray hairs and then we'll go ahead and line it up. Like we're doing now, keeping it natural keeping it below the jawline nice and full, I feel like this - is the best look for his facial structure. I'M using a cordless t out liner, it hasn't been modified as far as the cutting or the blade or the motor. Just aesthetics so so lining him up we're not gon na push him back and try to create the sharpest line possible, wouldn't keep it natural. We do want to define the line, but with his hair texture, you're, not gon na give Steve Harvey right like we're. Gon na keep it as natural as we possibly can and do the best we can with the canvas that we're working with now. I am gon na enhance this haircut with the new 245 beard and line up the next color enhancement, aka, no drip right. We used to call this compressor to apply it and you guys are gon na see how this brings it to the next level. If what have you been watching, one thing, you'll notice is, I don't just pull the trigger back and hold on to it. I'M going in spurts I'm going in layers because that's how I keep it looking natural, especially around the beard line. You definitely want to just go in little layers and spurts and constantly move the car out the way. So you can see that it still looks natural, but for once we follow this up with the razor yeah. You don't see, you don't see what it do notice, I'm I'm applying the 2:45 shave gel afterwards. Now, if you use another shave gel and it has alcohol in it, it may remove color alcohol helps, remove kiss it helps them remove most colors right. So you don't want to have a shave job that has alcohol in it like most of them. Do. Ours is completely water based and if you notice it's on the color and it's not removing it whatsoever, the the tune - 45, no drip, color enhancement, it is waterproof. So that's not gon na do anything to the actual color. If you apply shave gel the tune. 45 shave gel afterwards and you can see once we follow up with the razor the cuts coming to the next level. Now I did apply some 245 color enhancement on the top trying to get the color on the scalp, because this color is not meant to dye hair, it's meant to stay stain the skin and that's what gives a fuller look. The staining of the skin, not the color of the hair, so you can see the top looks, fuller and that's the finished product man with the canvas that I had to deal with hope you guys enjoyed it. Let me know in the comments