*Full Length 35Min* Haircut Tutorial: Low Fade Twist Top

Where you get your beats all right, you guys so before you actually start cutting. What you want to do is lay the hair in place right now, i'm brushing the hair down with the grain. My client didn't want anything cut off the top. So, with this cut we're going to focus on the fade and the lineup, so now that i have everything laid in place, what i'm going to do is i'm going to set in my bald line using my babbler skeleton fx. I know i don't have the trimmer right now. I will switch to it later um. These trimmers wasn't really hitting like that and it and it really couldn't take off the bulk like i wanted, so i had to switch the trimmer so with setting in this ball line, i'm trying to keep it as low as possible. Now, every head shape isn't going to be the same as far as when you set in the ball line. Not all low fades are gon na look the same. It depends on the head shape, so what you could do is visualize um, just basically doing a lineup. All around uh, the back of the head, just like i'm doing right here, i'm just taking off a little bit like i said, every head shape is different, so not every low fade is going to look the same on on every body. So now that i made the bolt line, i'm going to clear it out using the same trimmers by going upward clearing out the bulk. So the reason why i don't go dead on and just take the you know, trimmer and just you know, go straight down with it because i don't want to irritate the skin. Going upward is way more comfortable for the client and you don't want to accidentally. You know cut your client by just digging too hard now using my wall, cordless seniors with the one guard with the lever open, i'm going up and basically debulking, i'm basically using this guideline right now as a way to get a visual on how high to go Up all right, i don't want to go that high, so i'm using a bigger guard that way. You know it prevents me from going too high now with debulking i i will be going up about a full inch, i'm going to go over the guideline multiple times to make sure it's at that one guard open length and just brushing down as i go, making Sure i keep it consistent all the way through, because you don't want to leave one side higher than the other. You want to double check your work, make sure that everything is even and at that length, so so so notice. How, when i do set in my guidelines, i automatically just make sure i go right back over the guidelines um on the other way around, just to make sure that everything is at that length. You want to really uh go over that guideline multiple times that way. Uh the hairs that you think won't catch will catch. You know what i mean: don't rely on it just going up and down as well go side to side. Sometimes, if you see that hair is growing inconsistently, where you get your feet now, taking off that one guard and with the lever fully open, i'm going up half an inch all right, half of what i set in with the one guard open and i'm going to Do the same thing, i'm going to keep it consistent all the way around going over the guidelines, multiple time to make sure it's at that length. Bye bye. So, just because i used the one guard open does not mean i do not go back in and use that one guard and make sure that that you know guideline is set in at least a half inch. You want to make sure everything is even as possible. I'M combing the hair down um, making sure i get those um. You know flyaways and you know making sure everything is neat bye. So next i'm gon na focus on blending down. I'M not going to focus on that bulk at the top, because i want everything to blend and be as low as possible. So right now i got my zero guard with the lever fully closed and with my corners, i'm flicking out that middle line. Now not all the hairs go up and down, like i said before, sometimes you're gon na, have to turn the blade and go side to side all right so make sure that you utilize your corners as much as possible know what you're uh against the grain is Right, because if the hair is growing sideways, you want to cut it against the grain sideways. If it goes up and down, you want to cut it up and down right so make sure you just know which way the hair is growing and be patient with uh. You know this flick out motion. Don'T try to rush the cut a little bit at the time at a time. That'S why i use my corners. Most of you know the process. I don't use the full blade foreign when you get your feet, so so in many cases the zero guard closed doesn't take out the middle line like you want it. So all i'm gon na do is with the lever open. Is i'm gon na detail that area with my corners, um and just debunk those dark spots that i see so so next we're gon na work on taking out that bottom line, but first we're just gon na set our lever halfway and soften that bottom line. Up now, as a veteran, you could just go right ahead and close the lever flick out that bottom line start below the line flick to the line, but as a new beginner um, this is the safest way to kind of you know work little by little. I should say so: i got my lever halfway and i'm just kind of softening up that bottom line, not going too high, just uh, you know attacking that line itself to soften it up to come behind it with the next step. So now that the line is softened, you can easily take it out with the lever closed all right. So right now, i'm doing the same exact thing using my corners um starting below the line flicking to the line and just clearing out that bottom line. Where you get your feet, predictions hey! So now that i have the bottom faded like i want it, i'm going to work on the top, so i'm just going to comb down the bulk at the top, so i could come behind it and clear it out now with the two guard, with the lever Fully closed, i'm gon na go up and scoop out all right. I'M just gon na clear out the bulk, not really setting in a guideline. I'M just scooping out that way. I don't take off too much bulk at the top, because i still wanted some of that hair at the top. That way he can kind of re-dread it and it can still grow longer. So what he's trying to do is grow out his top um get more of those hairs on the side to uh. You know twist up now, i'm going back down with my one guard, with the lever, fully open and just kind of cleaning up that area between the one and the two bye. So detailing is key all right. What you want to do is you want to look away from the blend? That'S what i like to do i like to readjust my eyes, come back to it or i find it easier for most people. This kind of works for the masses is to utilize your mirror. If you have a mirror in back of you kind of look towards the mirror, sometimes because the mirror will show you different perspectives on the blend, all right, it'll show you different things that you missed. So, just kind of use your mirrors point to those areas that you missed and kind of you know corner those areas with your uh clipper. So uh detailing is important man. It it separates you from just being an average barber to a you know, a good barber. So right where i had the two guard, i see that area not really flowing uh as as as well as i thought so right now, i'm just gon na clean up that area by free handing making sure everything flows and everything looks nice when he walks out. So right now, i'm just using um this styling foam um and i'm just gon na basically put it all around the blend brush it down. This basically locks the blend in place. Alright, it lays the hair more down than what it is, especially if you have that kind of unruly texture um. This will lay it down a lot better, so you could do more detail work and it looks a lot neater when you're done next, i'm just going to blow dry it making sure everything is dry. You don't want to uh, you know, start cutting and it and it's wet still so make sure everything is dry. This will lock it down as well and make sure everything stays in place. So, lastly, i'm gon na do more detail work. Now that i have everything laid down the way i want it um, i see a lot of areas that i need to perfect, so i'm just gon na go in using corner work using my mirror and just you know perfect the blend as much as i can So so next i'm going to work on the front line. I'M going to put in my duct clips to basically pin the hair up. You don't want the hair hanging over. You want to get everything out of the way and basically brush the hair forward, because you want everything to be neat, you don't want to work on a sloppy canvas. You want everything to be laid that way. Your cut could come out looking good. So i always like to bring the front down to a one uh, so i got my one guard on with the lever closed and i'm going with the grain just taking off a little bit all right, i'm not going i'm not digging in. I just you know. Just taking off a little bit in the front to where, when you go to line it up um, you won't have this hair overhanging, you won't have to keep brushing it down, everything will be automatically laid and the lineup will come out a lot more crispy. So, where you get your feet, uh bye, hey foreign. I am bye when you get your feet. Listen, let me tell you why they call me 360 when they sit in my chair, spin them in the full 360 and they come out. Looking like damn son, we make it look easy youtube. 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