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Say all welcome back to my channel. That'S Karen here was legit mom life and today I'm bringing you a brand new haircut tutorial that you've never seen on my channel before my very first one just hit a million views, and so I wanted to bring y'all something brand new illnesses, we're all stuck at Home due to the cove in nineteen biros we're all in quarantine and so many of your doing haircuts at home. So I will link everything that I'm going to use in this video down below description box, we'll be sure to check that out. However, things are selling out quickly, so if you find that anything is unavailable, comment below in the video or DM me on social media, and I will update those links as fast as I can so I really hope you enjoyed this video and let's go ahead and Get started in this tutorial. I am demonstrating a clipper haircut with a number two guard. Now, if you choose to use a different number guard, it's totally fine. The process will generally be the same. To begin. You'Ll want to have your client look all the way down and you're going to go in with like a C motion with the Clipper, so you're gon na go in at the bottom and curve up and away from the head as you go up, you'll go up To about the occipital bone and then you'll curve away from the head and that motion right, there will make that section so much easier to blend when we get to that part. You'Ll still just repeat the same motion around the entire head, and now, when you get to the ear area, you'll just gently push the ear out of the way, so you can curve those Clippers all the way around the ears. Here you see me pull the lever down on my Clippers, and this essentially gives you an extra half guard. So if I'm doing a number two guard, I like to push the lever down to basically give me a two and a half guard, and I just take that right up at that line. Where I'm going to blend, which also gives me a little bit more room to blend with my scissors next and we're still just following that line from the occipital bone from the back of the head, which is about the temple area. So just don't! Take your clippers higher than the temple area here. Next, I'm just wetting down the top of the hair, and the key here is to make sure that it's evenly saturated. I always say this in my videos: it's so important because if there's any dry hair mixed in it's going to result in an uneven haircut, so keep that in mind to make sure the hair stays nice and evenly saturated throughout cutting the top section of the head. Then you'll just want to comb it all through and make sure that it's all nice, and even next we're gon na work on blending those sides in just with the scissors or shears so you're, going to take a small vertical section, starting anywhere on the head and Comb all that hair, nice and straight out, so that it's even then you'll see at the bottom how it's shorter here, you're gon na follow, along with your scissors, all the way up in a straight line straight up and that will blend in that whole section right. There so you'll see I'm just following along that line, taking small sections upward and blending that into a straight line, then you're gon na go ahead and pick up a little bit more and you're gon na follow this motion along the whole perimeter of the head. So again, just going straight up with that line that you see the guide at the bottom and blending that in you'll notice, with the shears that I've really never cut in a complete straight line. I take small little sections. My shears are a little bit angled and that is what's called point cutting point. Cutting, helps, give a little more texture to the hair and avoids giving those straight across lines that sometimes you see in haircuts. So just go a little bit at a time angle. Your shears in and that will also help you to prevent any lines of demarcation throughout your haircut so again here when you comb the hair straight out, you'll see that guide at the very bottom and just match that right up and take that line all the way Straight up the head, so, as you can see here, this is a decently blended haircut, using only the sheers, so if you're afraid of blending haircuts with the Clippers - which I will show you later on in the video - that's okay, I think this will be good enough. Just to get you through during this time, next you'll comb, all the hair straight forward and then you're going to take a small section from the middle of the bangs. And this is where you're going to decide on how much hair you actually want it to take off now, keep in mind as the hair dries. It shrinks. So keep that in mind when you decide how much hair you're actually wanting to cut off, also be light on the hands, don't pull or use too much tension, because that will also cause the hair to end up shorter than what you thought it would be. So then, carry that line straight across the forehead, so you're just going to make a nice even line all the way across, and this is going to be your guide for the entire top section of the haircut. Now that we have our guide cut in the front. We can take small sections down the middle of the head and you're going to work from the front to the back, so I'm just taking a part right down the middle of the head, no larger than about one-inch sections here so fairly. Small sections and you're gon na comb that hair straight up now, just as we did on the side when we blended it in you'll, see that the very front is shorter than the rest. So that's your guide and you're going to make a straight line and carry that all the way back to the crown or the back of the head. So, starting in the front, I'm just gon na work that guide all the way back and just take small sections again, you can go in at an angle with your shears, not cutting in a complete straight line and again that will help you not get those lines Of demarcation across the top of the head, so I'm going in for small sections with my shears and just working that line carrying it all the way back as you're carrying that guide backward and cutting back towards the crown of the head. You'Re going to hit. That section that you blend it in previously so you'll see how it's shorter there. So you're just gon na curve that guide right around and make it even into that blended section that we already did and you're gon na come back up to the front and take a small section again. But you're gon na split that section that we just cut in half so you're gon na pick up half of that section that we just cut and then a little bit more of new hair that you have not cut yet and you'll see right here. You can see the guide that we already cut right in the middle and that will help you keep on track and keep that guide going all the way across the head. Once you have that entire part completed, I like to come back up to the front and then we're gon na do what's called cross-checking. So you're, just gon na cross check your work by bringing all those sections up across the head now, instead of working front to back now, we're gon na work side to side and when you bring that hair straight up, you'll see some little parts that you need To cut again to make it now even going side to side and you'll also take these side to side sections all the way down to the blended side, section that we cut before so hear how it's shorter at the bottom just make sure that that's all a Nice even line there too, so just keep working in small sections across the entire top of the head and working it down into the blended section on the side and that's just going to ensure that your haircut on top is all completely even so. Gon na try to keep the pace but someday we will find that the world, as you can see here. This is a really decently blended haircut, with only using the shears. So, if you're not quite ready yet to try blending in a haircut using clippers like you'll, see me do next, I think it's totally fine, however, using clippers to blend a haircut is going to result in a more professional and more blended, looking haircut. So, if you're ready to try, it use your clippers, and I like to use this flat top comb here. It makes it so much easier to blend. So I like to push my lever down to give me that extra half guard, which just gives you a little bit more working room to blend a haircut and then you'll, take that flat top comb, pull it up against the head and you'll see in the middle Section it's a little bit longer right there. So that's exactly the section that you want to run over with your clippers and just blend that further in I'm gon na show you something! No! You got ta know everyday. I got your back yeah, you can come next. I'M going to go in with my trimmers, and these are my all-time favorite trimmers. I feel like they're the easiest to use because they're so wide, and so it makes it super easy and curving around the ear and making everything really nice and straight so in the very back of the head. You want to have your client look down and you'll envision a line here straight across and just go straight across and continue that line all the way to each side. Next, working on the sides are going to envision another straight line here and then you're, just gon na carry it straight down from about the ear area and squaring it off on that corner or you can create more of a rounded corner. If that's what you prefer once that is completed, I'm moving on to the sideburns and I'm just squaring off the ends here just to make it look a little bit more clean-cut, then I'm going to take the edge or the corner of my trimmers and just gently Curve around the ear - and you can push that ear back and get it out of your way a little bit but keep in mind here to not go too far into the hairline. You want to stay right on the perimeter, so you don't get that white wall. Look or take it too far up above the ear, push the air back here and you're just going to curve that around and match it up to that line that you've previously trimmed before this next part is totally optional. But I'm using my barber comb to pull out the hair from the sideburn and just kind of taper it down a little bit so that that line isn't so blunt now, you'll, just repeat everything you just did on the other side so start here with making your Nice clean line straight down before we move to the front and curve it around the ear. Lastly, you'll want to just use your trimmers and get further down the neck to just get any neck hair. That'S hiding out down there. Now you guys, I love seeing your haircut pictures so be sure to post them on social media and tag at legit mom life. So I can see all of your work and please share this video with your friends. Here'S the final look immediately after the haircut and then the final look of my shampoo and styled haircut all right. Well that wraps up this tutorial. I really hope you found this one helpful, don't forget all link everything down below in the description box that I use today, as well as the products that I used to style. My son's hair hit that like button, if you found this helpful, subscribe if you're new, because I post all types of different videos weekly. So I will see you all in the next month, thanks for watching bye, one
Comments
Krissy Barrett: This is an AMAZING tutorial! I have used it about 12 times, every time it gets a little easier and I’m so thankful to have it. ThAnks so much for sharing!!! ♥️
Mandy in England: Today is the first time I've ever cut my son's hair. I watched your tutorial twice and followed your steps meticulously. It came out GREAT! His hair hasn't been cut in about 9 months due to lockdown where we live. Thank you SO MUCH!
Daniel Coghlin: This was so helpful during a time when my teenage son was in desperate need of a haircut! He said the results based on your tutorial were a lot better than he expected. Thank you!!
Danielle Stoor: Thank you very much for this easy to follow tutorial . My 3 year old was happy with it and it only took a break in-between the buzzing/side blending and the top blending! So quick
Tara Stacey: I needed this video 5 years ago! Seriously, thank you!! You make it look effortless and so easy to recreate.
Justine Botha: Hey Taryn, thank you for this video! My son was too shy to pose for photos - but he looks great and I love how you taught us to even out the hair using the fine toothed comb and razor. I feel so confident cutting my son’s hair and grateful to you for teaching me a new skill to add to my bag of tricks! You’re the best!
Catherine Wingert: Amazing video! I followed your instructions and my sons hair actually looks good! It is much better than the messy mop he’s been sporting for the past couple of months. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
Viral Sanghavi: Thanks for the tutorial. It was so thorough & easy to follow. You explained blending part so well. I did my son’s haircut, and it turned out great. Bonus.. got my wife impressed :)
Jazzmyne Schultz: Thank you SO much for this video!! I followed the best I could (18 month old) was a bit harder lol. I’m so happy how it turned out! I’ve been cutting his hair since his first hair cut but last time he moved so much and it was awful. Following this made it so much easier and he sat so still! Only flaw was I didn’t know what to do with his cowlick in the back and I feel like his front is uneven a bit so I just kept it spiked haha! Thank you again so much, I’ve followed so many videos and none even came close to how much this helped me! A house full of boys hair cuts at home are a huge help. Hubby still won’t let me touch his tho I’m working on it
Lenka Myers: Thank you for your tutorial video!!! Love it! It was very helpful and you explained everything in detail so well! I just finished cutting my 9 years old son’s hair and it looks quite nice! Blending was challenging but once I got a hang of it, it went well. I cut it longer that his barber usually does just in case we needed room for a “repair”. My son looks nicely trimmed and he loves it too! Thank you again!
Frachely: Such an easy to follow tutorial, did haircuts on my boys today 3 & 8 and I think it’s pretty good for the first time. Thank you so much! This gave me so much confidence it’s awesome thought I wouldn’t be able to do it. Ha… Would have posted pics but couldn’t thanks again
Queen Of The Mountain: Thank you SO much for this video! I had absolutely zero ideas on how to cut my son’s hair & it actually turn out at least halfway decent, lol! This video has precise instructions that seem easy enough to follow. Gonna give it a go! Thanks again .
Lauren H.: This has BY FAR been the most helpful haircut video I've been able to find!! Thank you for your attention to detail and explaining so thoroughly! I'll be playing and pausing this video every time I cut my son's hair since I'm so new at it and learning! Thank you!
Mythily: I'm following this for my son and my husband since the pandemic and it's really turning out well. Thank you so much for helping us save few bucks and having a haircut at the comfort of home
Virginia DeYoreo: I cant thank you enough, I was able to follow your tutorial to a T and my three boys (son, husband and father) all came out looking fresh! You did such a wonderful job explaining each step! THANK YOU!
Collin’s Tv Tube: Your video was extremely helpful! Your instructions were clear and very easy to follow unlike most of the other haircut tutorials. Thank you for taking the time! And your young man there for being so good and patient!
S Confer: Thank you, thank you for this video! It was so easy to follow. I've never attempted home haircuts before and this gave me the confidence to pick up the clippers. And the techniques work! Even as a first timer I was able to give a decent haircut. We have another month without salons so this is much needed and much appreciated.
Sew Amelia: This was SUCH a helpful video. We are in our third lockdown in the UK and my boys both needed a serious haircut. I was so anxious, but this tutorial made each step so clear. Thanks so much!!
Anita Mchugh: Thank you so much, such a great tutorial, loved the way you explained everything, it all made such sense and I managed to cut my 5 year old son’s hair and I think I did a pretty good job! Never picked a pair of scissors up before so all down to you
Diana Epelle: Thank you so much! The most helpful tutorial on how to cut my 8 year old son's hair! I had all the required "instruments" apart from the child friendly cover. Bin bag around his shoulders and I followed your instructions step by step!! I'm very pleased with the outcome . Being 1quater African (half African), his hair tends to sit like a carpet all the way around, apart from a few beutiful curls at the front! I've managed to keep some of the curls, yet give him a proper looking hair cut
Darlene Rodarte: This is exactly the kind of video I needed. I’m going to try cutting my 3 year old twins hair tomorrow. Very thorough step by step instructions. Thank you!
Miriam Hedin: Thank you! Your little guy is so still and patient. I'm going to try this on my boys as soon as their hair grows back from my last botched attempt ♀️. Good thing we're mostly stuck at home.
Alli Mummert: This video is going straight to my favorites. Please never delete it I totally botched my sons hair. (It’s really not that bad but I’m not impressed with my skills lol) I can’t wait to use your tutorial for the next cut. it’s so much more informative than most. Thank you for posting
Happy Accidents: This was incredibly helpful, thank you! My first time using scissors, and my son's hair looks amazing
Steph Wright: Thankyou for this tutorial. I have watched a few before, and found them a bit confusing, but this one is brilliant! I managed to tidy up my 8 and 4 year olds' hair successfully! Thankyou again :)
Eleanor Rigby: Thank you so much for making this video! You explained so well. I actually think I did pretty good blending the haircut and all thanks to your video!
Gin Djb: Going to be giving this a go on my son on Thursday - so glad I found this tutorial first! Have watched it again and again and probably have false confidence as you make it look so easy!
Pauline Best: Thank you so much! I was terrified but just watched your home tutorial and managed to do quite a good job of both my children's hair. Both, aged 8 and 9 are incredibly happy. Thank you so much! So easy to follow and your step by step approach was brilliant. I had the laptop on the worktop and watched in stages as I did each section. Very happy indeed! :)
Co-Cyb-19: Probably the most clear and easy to follow tutorial out there.
Robin McMahon: Thank you so very much!!!! This was sooooooooo helpful! It turned out alright which is 100% better than I thought it would be!
Manders: Thank you sooooo much for this tutorial!!! I've tried cutting my boys' hair several times and failed miserably lol. This time was a success on both of them!
Glam Girl Gabi: I’m a hairdresser and I don’t do a lot of men’s hair (but I have two boys so I cut their hair) and I found this to be really easy to follow and helpful! Thank you very much!!!
Kristina Noall: I’ve actually been cutting my three boys’ hair (and often my husband’s hair) for 13 years now, but now that my oldest is nearly 12, he wants to look more stylish than a buzz with just the clippers can provide. This is a GREAT, straightforward video that I think will really help me! Thank you!
TheBeautybound: Thank you for this! My nephew has a huge cowlick slightly further up from where your son does. No matter what I do, every area looks great except for around the cowlick. That area looks so "fluffy", it doesn't lay nicely after the cut and when it grows out it seems to grow straight up while the rest of the cut grows out so well. Any suggestions? I've tried leaving it a little longer and I've tried cutting it a little shorter. I'm at a loss. Thanks, he is too afraid to go to a barber and I'm trying to help his mom out. Appreciate any suggestions.
s a: Can't Thank You enough!!! Your video explains in detail exactly how to do this hair cut perfectly! I've watched dozens of other tutorials & none of them come close to yours! My Son's haircuts turning out SO good now after watching/learning from your videos ! You Rock!! Thanks a bunch!!
Gisella Bradley: Thank you so much! I love how clear you are in all your steps.
Karrissa Spell: This was so helpful!! Thank you for taking the time to explain everything so well, and thank you for taking the time to make this tutorial available! Cheers!
Ming L.: Love your haircut tutorial, especially with the very detailed explanation on how you would need to do a specific technique. Keep up the great work. Looking forward to more future content. Please so some girl haircut videos, perhaps on different popular styles for women as well, please. Thanks.
Rebekka J.: Hi. Thank you so much, for your very detailed and still simple tutorial. I am from Germany and was due to covid 19 in the need to cut my sons hair. I had zero experience in hair cutting and still it worked out just fine. Thank you for your effort and stay healthy!
Amanda: You just changed my life with this. Lol. I tried to do one of these haircuts on my boy 10 years ago and we ended up having to rush to the hair salon to fix it lol. I just watched your video one time and went all in and it came out the best I have ever done. He legit looks pretty dang cute right now. Thank you so much for your very clear tutorial. Saving this mama some cash today. I figured summertime was the best time to start practicing.
arielch00: Very helpful! I watch this video a few times already, to refresh myself before every hair cut to my baby. Thank you!
walkofpain: Thanks soooo much :) This was so easy to follow! Give my little 4y old an nice and simple cut Greetings from Germany!
Dillwidit: I've watched multiple haircutting videos and I can honestly say that I think your definitely one of the best as far as giving guys haircuts that aren't all about fading. Excellent work and tutoring. I feel confident enough to try for myself. Thank you. And btw, your son is going to be an absolute lady killer. Goodluck with all that hassle lol.
juju75251: Thank you for the informative video! My son's haircut went much better than expected. I ended up also cutting my older son and nephew's hair and they turned out excellent as well. It looks like a salon cut.
Mallory DeLuca: Thanks so much for this! I used it to cut my 4 year old boy’s hair today. It turned out really good got the first try.
Jennifer Oberg: Thanks so much. This has been my go-to every single time I cut the hair since the pandemic started. I still have no idea what I’m doing but thanks to you, it somehow comes out looking alright.
Tiffany Thornock: Love this tutorial! And I ENJOYED cutting my boy’s hair! Thank you so much!
Lizette Marais: Best and most helpful video, I was able to do a very decent job thanks to you, my previous attemps with other videos were laughable, as my son's hair is very straight and he has sort of a flattened shape head. Your tips and techniques are so clear that I know exactly what to look for while cutting and I'm not just blindly doing what I think I should. Yours are the first to help me actually understand how to blend the hair. Thanks a lot!
Pedro Quijas: This is my go to tutorial and everytime my son’s haircut turns out better and better. It’s super satisfying to see the results. Thanks for this post!
J Frederick: Thank you! I purchased a new clipper set months ago and haven’t found a great tutorial until now! This was awesome.
MissMariss: Thank you so much for this, you've given me the confidence to finally cut my son's hair ❤
Angie G: Best tutorial I’ve seen thus far. The detail is perfectly done and just what I need. Wish me luck. About to tackle my boy’s hair.
Jessica Decker: This seems so easy compared to what I was doing before. Can’t wait to give it a try on my 4 boys and husband. Thank you!
Adventure mum: WOW, my first time style cutting my son's hair, it worked out pretty good, thanks for the great haircutting video for beginners. He looks way better now. His hair was getting pretty long.
errybody gottachurce: Thank you for posting such a helpful video! The thicker my sons hair got with age Ive had more difficulty blending. You are awesome!
Janet Pyles: This is really easy . I'm only 14 and I just cut my cousins hair and he had really long hair.this is my first time cutting a boys hair and it went so good I'm glad how it turned out I definitely will recommend this to all my friends and family!!!
Leanne Bishop: New subscriber here! Thank you so much for your wonderful tutorials on haircuts. I successfully cut my son’s and husband’s hair. It turned out pretty good, but I will definitely need practice I tagged you on Facebook in their before/after pics
megan rausch: You make this look WAY easier than it was I totally butchered the fade part so just went all the way up. It looks pretty good but I had ALOT of trouble :( It was my first time though!
Edward Wung: I have learned so much. Thank you. I just messed up with my son’s hair today before I watched your tutorial, so I can’t wait for it to grow out again so that I can apply the tips you shared here.
Agi_ S_: I just cut the hair of my oldest boy for the first time (normally his dad is doing it) and it turned out so so good! Thank you so much!
P Chong: Very good and easy tutorial even for me, an experienced mom who have had haircut for my son over 10 years. Thank you
Erika: Grateful for this time forcing us to become self-sufficient and grateful for this video being so clear and thorough!
voiceofthevalley: Very good detailed video. I'm going to try to cut both my boy's hair over the weekend. I'd probably try a 3 back and sides, not trim so high and have the blend slightly further down, having it longer on top. Also, they have a side parting. For the side parting and lower blend do you have any advice on what I would need to do differently, or do you have another video example? Thanks.
Sea Life nails: This was a very good tutorial! Ive cut my son's hair before but i think im ready to take it to the next level with these tips. Ive also done fades on my husband when he was in the army.
Holly S: I used your old tutorial back in January when I wanted to save a little money. I had never cut anyone’s hair before. It was so helpful. I wanted a refresher so I found this updated one, which is even better explained. I still wish I could blend better. I don’t really get what I should be looking for and how to hold the comb for blending with the flattop. But I think I did an even better job this time overall than in the past! Thank you sooo much!
Makayla B: Omg this is a life saver. I’ve been searching and searching for a tutorial and all I’ve found are ones that basically skip important steps. One of them didn’t explain clearly how to blend and I totally messed up. This is beyond helpful. Thank you!!!!
Elizabeth: Thank you so much!!!! I just cut my son's hair and it turned out much better than I expected. I know practice makes perfect so I am about to practice some more on my 14 year old.
KyCrafter&Bro. (Mom managed): So helpful! Thank you so much for creating and sharing :)
Tommy Yau: Well done ; very user friendly tutorial ; THANK YOU !
Urszula Piechowska: Great tutorial. I started cutting my 5-year-old's hair yesterday (clippers only) but got totally lost trying to blend the shorter sides and back with the relatively long top. I ended up creating the "medieval man" look :-) I was afraid to use scissors :-) I will definitely try today afternoon, with scissors for the first time, according to your tips. Wish me luck!
Amanda Jensen: Such a helpful tutorial!! Thank you!
Vail Marie Fucci: Thank you sooooo much for posting this! I just cut my husband and 6 year old son’s hair for the very first time! It really worked!! Thank you!!!!!
Mary Baran: Thank you for this video! I’ve been cutting my sons hair for almost 4 years and this helped me do the best cut yet!
Gaming with baby yoda: Your tutorial videos are so great & extremely helpful. I’m a new stylist, & men’s haircuts are a weakness. I’m afraid of 0’s & that blending, & a nervous wreck with super long hair up top & blending it into a short clipper cut. I know those clients sense that fear. Maybe someday you’ll have tutorials on those. Thank you for such great tips & visuals.
Alison F: You make the best hair videos!!! So happy you’ve made this one since I’m needing to give my son another haircut and all the extra details really help me out. I get so nervous once I start cutting his hair lol!!
Brittany Boswell: Thank you for the very detailed tutorial. I did this on my 6 year old toe head with very fine hair and it looks pretty good for my first time. Glad to have this until the salons open back up!
Bonnie Ballinger: Thank you SO much! I used your first one and somehow managed to give my husband a great cut! I was so proud of myself! It’s all thanks to you! Btw you have a beautiful boy.
Lauren Lasso: Your tutorials saved my son’s botched haircut that I did thinking I’d just wing it. Thank you thank you thank you!
Artddicted by Fai: This is so helpful. I watched this 15 mins before I cut my son’s hair. And boy he was testing my patience you guys did it so well.
Catherine McGoldrick: Thank you so much. This is incredibly helpful! I’m about to order some supplies and attempt my first cut. Wish me luck... my 11 year old won’t be happy if I mess up! Lol
Jennifer Kustra: Thank you, super simple to follow! My 4yr old son thought this was him in the video!
Brianda Brashear: Yes! Thank you! Also your video from two years ago is still my go to for cutting my sons hair. So thank you for that as well :)
Kelley Baker: Thank you so much for this! My son was very happy with the haircut I gave him following this tutorial.
Diamond Painting & Bitz & Pieces by Jenny: Wow you're amazing, thank you so much, I cut my ADHD 9 year old and I have to say I'm pretty proud of myself, turned out pretty good, your guidance is spot on love it
Gowri Arun: Wow.. the video I was just looking for.. loved the way you explain the whole process step by step.. thanks for the video.. I am gonna trim my son's hair very soon.. ❤
Tamara McCann: Your videos are so calming and confidence boosting, thanks so much
El Barrio Bean Burrito: This was a great tutorial but also you make it look easy- I tried it on my squirmy 2 year old and it took me forever and man it was hard lol. The video made so much sense and then applying it I was STRUGGLING lol! That’s on me though! Hopefully it will get easier with practice.
Jacque Labadie: This vid is a life & money saver lol! It gave me the confidence to give my son a decent looking haircut & keep it maintained easily. Saved for future reference!
Yaitza Plaud: Your video was the best! It is not too long or over complicated. You show just the right amount of content for each step to help me make sure I was doing it right without having to keep going back to it. Visuals and explanation is great. I shared my son and husband’s before and after pics on Instagram and tagged you. So many compliments and friends asking me to share your video. Looks like we ladies are going to be a jack of all trades by the end of this quarantine!
Ashley O: Thanks for the great video! When you’re blending with shears, do you hold your left hand fingers away from the head near the top, like at an angle away from the head? Or is it pressed against the head? Thanks!
Juli Stoneberg: I used this tutorial to cut my two sons' and my husband's hair!! I'm looking forward to doing haircut #5 this week!
USA Foodies: Thank you this was amazing! I felt proud I could give my son an amazing haircut!
Katherine Reynolds: This was the best tutorial. Even I gave my boys a good enough cut and they would NOT sit still.
sud memes: Thank You @legitmomlife! I find my son's thick, blonde hair very challenging to cut. We often go to a barber....with school photos on Monday, (today is Saturday) we don't have time. I just watched your video...it's very informative and well laid out, I'm ACTUALLY looking forward to cutting his hair this weekend! I'll tag you on social media. Thanks so much!
Missy Edmonds: Thank you! I just tried it out on my three year old son. Turned out pretty good except there’s some areas in the buzzed area that is shorter than the rest. Maybe from when I used the comb and clippers? Overall I’m happy with it though :)
Domanique Martinez: Thank you so much for your video this was my first time cutting my sons hair an it came out like I took him to get it done my mom didn’t believe that I didn’t it she was extra proud of me proud mom here myself thanks girl!!!!
Yan Qi: Thanks for the great tutorial! Followed this to cut my husband's hair with success!
Myra Asim: Best tutorial. I wish i could have this tutorial 3 months ago so i wodnt messed up with my boys 1st haircut ever done by me. Thanks hun❤
Karen: Yes finally a video that is so easy and simple. Thanks for the video ☺️
melissa: Soo helpful Thank you and your son did a great job staying still