Og Paid Me $250 Dollars! Haircut Tutorial/ Low Taper/ Faded Beard/ Barber Tutorial

Thank you, foreign thank you, foreign foreign, foreign, foreign, foreign, foreign foreign, so to kick this video off, I'm gon na go in with my gold comb on and use this comb to lift the hair off for the pattern of the client's head and, as you can see, I got one of them: gray, hair people in the chat one of my OG's, my dog quitting like keeping it natural, but super clean and super precise, as you guys can see, shout out to my dog Quinn in this video one of my clients that I love Talking to Sweet sport of boxing with we, both EJ fans, Earl Spence to the world below so we'll get into this video with a number two guard and we basically trimming his hair down, getting it down to that one desire and left, and I'm just prepping a Haircut to four to be super clean foreign yeah, this be hard, so I'm just passing through keeping that thing consistent and then I want to go in using my babe, let's faxes, towards the bottom of the uh tape area, but towards the top of the ear, and I basically want to create a nice roundabout and then clear this area. I know for a fact: coin love a low ball, taper, keeping everything simple, but, most importantly, keeping everything efficient is possible. So I want to clear this area brush it out, go in completely open using my wall 1919s, with my master blade on up, and I give myself an inch panel drop them halfway right here. Clean up in between that and drop them completely closed, as you guys can see it's levels the lower I am in my fade. You know the more clothes my Clipper is the higher I'm in my faith, the more open my clip resist now with a number two guard clearing this bulk. One thing about a gray-haired person is not that, like it's like regular hair, the gray hairs are usually stubborn. So you got ta overwork yourself, sometimes and some of your panels and some of your fading areas just to ensure that you can create that nice Grady and effect and get them to clean tapers as well. I didn't understand that part until I started cutting gray hair people, as you guys can see. I go in with one eighth guard and that's halfway closed and I'm playing in this rainbow shape area. Staying on the edge of my clip was just ensuring that I'm feeding my hair through the corner part, because I'm gon na create that nice, gradient and transition effect. That'S gon na give my client that nice transition nice type of look. So you know I'm just looking at it from different angles, I'm zooming in just so you guys can really see what I'm doing, because at the end of the day with this haircut, like I told you, these are gray hairs, they're stubborn, to create that gradient effect. Isn'T as easy, none of the hairs really want to move, but it's up to you like, so you have to stay consistent and just get all of the hairs out the way, as you guys can see, I'm going into the beer area fading this up as well. Cleaning it up just staying consistent with it voila boom Going the back. We go up at least an inch and a half just because we got more nape area to work with I'll clear. This whole panel out using my babeless fx's as you guys, could see clean section. Let'S get into the fade and go up completely an inch open on my wall, 19 19s, giving myself more room and giving myself a nice panel to be able to create that transitioning. Then I drop them halfway here, as you guys can see slowly but surely faded some more drop them completely closed boom, as you guys could tell like the fade, is coming together beautifully like it's coming together beautifully off the strength of I know my levels, I know Exactly where I'm at in the fade - and I noticed clients hair through and through when you had them three things together, it's impossible to fail behind this chair in terms of a haircut super clean, Super, precise and consistent and y'all know me. Consistency is key. If you not consistent in whatever you doing, it's impossible to continuously move forward and get better at what you're doing, because consistency is basically practice and practice, don't make perfect at all. But if you put up that shot 500 times in the gym, it's gon na eventually drop, and if you do that daily, it's gon na be nothing but next. So, as you guys can see, I went completely open dropped them halfway. Bottle watch I'm gon na. Do it on this small panel, it's completely open right here at least a half of an inch boom boom boom drop them halfway clean this panel as well crazy, like as you guys, could see like it's as long as you know levels. You know your guard system you're, going to create graduency like you're, going to create the gradient look. Now I'm gon na go in here or the one eighth guard and I'm halfway open, I'm on the tips of the hair and I'm just slowly but surely blending and, like I said the lower, I am towards the line I'm going to drop my clippers the higher. I am in the line I'm gon na open them up and, as you guys can see, look at the taper. It'S just coming together. Really well - and one thing I liked about Quentin - is that he liked to get like a higher taper in the back meaning they gave me real room to create that gradient effect and allow you guys to see the transition for real. I'M not gon na lie. All these Chicago videos is like so nostalgic and they, like man just making me remember my setup, the shop environment, the people I was around the dope clients I had. I ain't even got to none of my new footage in Tampa. Yet like we just here - and this is old footage, but it's so dope - it's just dope - I'm just it's so nostalgic like I feel you know the past. That'S that's just crazy to me clean Nigeria. So now we on the right side, y'all know what I like to do on this side of the client's head. I just like to really connect um with the world and in this case man like I, had a big big interview in Miami uh at a podcast and man. The interview was super crazy, oh yeah, and they basically asked me one of my last questions. What would I like really leave people with if I was to leave everybody in the world with a nugget, and I had to really think about that for a minute and that nugget that I'll leave people with you know you get people who say uh, don't ever Stop going uh stay consistent or whatever it is, and I just feel like my response was so much different and my response was always focused on your foundation. Yo. If you focus on your foundation, it don't matter where you start and it don't matter where you end with a solid foundation in between your start and you'll finish, it's impossible for your Empire to crumble in just a thought process of knowing that strong Foundation is what's Going to create longevity in anything, a person do in this world is Next To None. So Foundation is key and y'all know me, like I'm locked in with bossio245 and just like, even with him having his coarse foundations. If you think about it, everything comes from the basics when you're doing the basics of anything you're, creating this form of foundation. And if you have a solidified Foundation, it's impossible. It don't matter how the building get hit it, don't matter what things hit the building or what angles they come at the building, because you have sturdy Foundation that building ain't going nowhere. So anybody that's out there doing anything is barbering his music. It'S Sports! It'S schooling! It'S entrepreneurship, it's business! You get what I mean like as long as you have Foundation, it's impossible for that to crumble, stay focused, stay locked. I promise y'all like you're gon na achieve everything that you want in the world. So now I want to go in after I lay most of this hair to lay it down completely straight. I want to close my clippers up and I want to float over the client here and bring everything to that desired. Look as you guys can see. You got a lot of fuzzies and things sticking up because gray, hair clients have their stubborn hair. That hair is gon na stick up; they don't want to lay down, so we force it to lay down with moose and then go over the top of it and really clean it up. This is what a consistency happened. This is what a solidified look happened. This is when pulling everything forward and everything you know furthest from the line pulling it to the line and getting that real, consistent, look and when you get looks like this, this is what's gon na make yo yo your ticket behind a chair go up. If you a barber out there, because at the end of the day when you out here and you giving these type of, looks to clients it's impossible for them, not to continuously the book with you, you bringing stuff to the game that people don't know how many People don't clean up the top of the head or don't surf over the top of the head and that little piece of it could literally take a haircut from a eight to a ten like it'd, be small things. It'S the small details that literally put you ahead of your competition, so I want to go in my frame my work. I'M gon na hit the back of the beard, as you guys can see. We got these gray hairs here too stubborn, but consistent, hitting the vertical bar area towards the back of the nape area. Conforming to the corner of my blade once working myself around the ear staying consistent, I know the hair is light. So in some angles you can't see the lining at its best, but I'm telling you y'all know beam, I'm sharp consistent and I'm always at it like no matter what happens. I'M always focused on my consistency, so I plant in the middle work myself to the left. Not dropping down on my vertical bar create my 90 degree angle. First before I can go and create you know any other angles and do like my C cup and things of that nature. Just giving myself solid foundation, re-center myself in the center work myself to the right drop vertical bar, I'm about to do be clean and out of c-cup, just matching up the sides, making sure that the lineup you know is equivalent. It'S not going in with my pencil and I basically want to create some contrast. My client is a lighter skiing client, so I can't use the nude or the yellowish pen on him because it won't look right on his skin it'll look yellow because my client is already light skinned, so to give it that more pop. That more contrast that more concealed look, I go behind it with a pencil and bring is the best features out, as you guys can see. Super clean dog super clean, hitting the line watching it disperse against the skin and just create that nice beautiful, look the fire fire. This crazy has coming out like it. Just looks really really really really good right now, like look at that, look that look hard on a great client. He all natural, too no color, none of that it's clean, it's fire. So I lay my client back angle that razor at a 45 degree angle stretch the skin, bring everything back to his highest point, giving a beard that heavy. You know that whiff look that clean, distinguished grown man. Look we dusted off. We go back at it because cleanliness is Next to Godliness and the more times you do something the better it's gon na get. You can't put the shot at one time, put it up a thousand times, because it's gon na make your work that much more consistent and and much more cleaner. We live in a world of Barbering, where we were the first form of Surgeons. There'S no way that you let any client go out the shop with an average haircut when you knew you could have did better. That'S not how we play around here I play for consistency. I play for a high level of precision and I play for client satisfactory. It'S that's the that's the that's the big motive Behind the Chair. If you can satisfy clients, then it don't even matter what type of Barber you are because at the end of the day, you can service your clients and you can do the job that these people were paying you for, and you can do the job. That'S gon na keep people, you know, retained retention rate is important as well. Don'T tell me that you're the nicest Barber out here, but you can't get clients to stay it. Ain'T from your price. You inconsistent somewhere throughout your service, so you work on your services and what you allow the clients to purchase in your service packages and literally Elevate and get them the world and satisfy the client you satisfy the client. You can get looks like this insane. Just super fire, so now I'm cleaning up the mustache area just making sure that he clean all around the board. My dog quitting shout out to you. If you're watching this video, you know we getting this Earl Spence in this chance cry for a fight. Hopefully, in 2023 and all of the boy fans - that's here, till y'all boys stop docking cause, he want 50 50 and he don't deserve 50 50., and I know I just stirred up some mess in my comment section I know bud is nice, but man, it's weird. How he been ducking my dog's fence, so, as you guys can see in the imperfect world, we get clients, gray, hair clients, regular head clients who come in the shop looking crazy by the head. They need help, but as Barbers, this is our job. This is what we do, we're supposed to be able to shake people back to life and incorporate our services to give ultimate haircuts like this. Let'S lock in y'all know what time it is hashtag TBT in that comment, section y'all know what time it is. Super precise, clean, like for a gray hair haircut nasty shout out to my dog Quinn, shout out to you if you are able to watch this video through and through, please like share, subscribe and share and turn on that notification Bell to get alerted when new videos Come out, okay,