Crop Top Haircut With Ghost Line! Barber Tutorial

I say here we are. I know the haircut looks kind of fresh right now, but I promise you. This has been like a work in progress, so she was just about to go. I was going to Miami she needed to look fresh, so we're cleaning up a cup but the same time we're cleaning up a messed up cut so arm we're starting off with the parietal Ridge. We'Re making sure that it's it's it's fluid all the way through right. It'S kind of like our base is kind of like we're blending into once we get into the couch area, we're cutting in the direction that it's growing using palm to Palm cutting techniques, and this is just what we're doing around the crown area till we get to The sides, then we'll do some scissors over comb and just kind of a blunt cut and the reason why we're doing a blunt cut on the sides, as you can see, there's a line there definitely a Ridge there. But the reason why we're doing that is because we're trying to keep as much of that that length or that bulk around the proud of Ridge area so we're over directing the hair and what kind of just doing a light scissor over comb just kind of grabbing. Whatever is coming off the ends of the the spine, then the ends of the hair coming off the spine of the comb. Now I guess she got a haircut previously and they kind of went up above the ridge and it's not like the foundation for a crop. Like this, you know you need that squared shape. So if you go up above the ridge, you're gon na lose that square shape. So we like the link - that's on the top, so I'm gon na go straight to customizing the cut and we're gon na go straight to two-point cutting and what we're doing is we're turning the hair out and we're also adding some texture to the hair. So, as you can see, I'm doing partings, you don't want to keep you know point cutting the same panels because are you gon na do is, is keep sending out the same hair so once you thin out a panel put it push it away, as you can See here I pushed it away and I got a new panel and I'm just point cutting and we're doing two panels, one on the left side and now one on her right side. Your left her right and we're doing it dry so that you know, because when the hair gets wet, it starts to curl up end. So I combed it down. I'M wetting the hair now just so, because we're gon na start doing some razor cutting here in the front, as you can see here and I'm just using a feather razor. This is something anybody could do it rotates and stuff. So it's not necessarily about the pressure. It'S more so the angle did she use the razor? No, the more you lay the razor flat on the hair, the less you're gon na take off so which is lightly trying to texturize the hair in the front. So it doesn't look like a like. A dumb and Dumberer cut in the front, looks more natural, more movement, more texture, and you can even use this to blend and all that good stuff. And here what I'm doing is I'm just kind of over directing the hair. Just kind of texturizing all that fringe area making it look softer now right here, you can see, I use it to blend a little bit blend it in a little bit there now we're doing some some slice cutting. This gives like something really defined: visual textures. You do it one way and then you calm it down needle to the other way make sure you got some good scissors if you're gon na try this it's a good shares and like you can't like every time, we call me while it's wet, you can't really See the texture, but once you put this product in there and it's dry you'll, start to see the texture - and this is 245 brand notes available right now on the website. It'S called indestructible: it's our Mac clay and usually I would use a diffuser, but right now, I'm using like low airflow, I'm just kind of drying and kind of scrunching. The hair. You don't want to like move the hair too much because you're just gon na create frizziness, but you can see, as I turn look at all, that texture that's coming in now, and it's rounded the shape on the top, because previously it was cut rounded we're trying To make bring it back to being squared, I think eventually it will it's just a matter of letting the sides grow more, so the internal part of the Parata Ridge. You see that sections coming in very nice now that we're done with the top and we've set our foundation we're gon na frame it all together, because the hairline is already there and is pretty short. We'Re gon na put the haircut into a frame we're gon na line it up and we're gon na fade in to and keep it within the lines, because we're gon na try to keep as much as her seek up as her of her line up as possible. While still doing a bald fade, as you can see, I'm using my corners, I'm just kind of sketching. I got my middle finger on. You know, eye on her face for stability. Don'T use him I'm using as much as this corner and kind of taking. My time sketching, hey, I'm not pushing it back at all, we're just kind of just in the corners we're putting a harder line just to give a little bit more more of a squared, more keeping the egg. It makes the face more symmetrical when you at least line up the corners. I feel especially when, like like she does. I have a huge like she doesn't have like a lot of space between her side line up and the the front line up the front profile. So, by defining those corners um, it gives her a little bit more symmetry in the front profile. So now we're building it out and you can see we're trying to keep the points so we're balding it out and we're stopping just before that C cup area. And that's why we we lined it up. First right, we want to make sure that we kind of keep that there now we'll move on to the blade all the way open. Now this haircut we're gon na skip the half guard and we're gon na skip the one and a half guard. I believe we skip the more than a half guard in this one. If I'm wrong, I'm sorry, but I believe we do. I could be wrong, though, so we closed it like two or three times started from the the top guideline and worked our way down as we worked our way down, we closed it until the line was has vanished and now we'll go to our number one open And we're using the shape of the guard, we're not really flaking or we're not really pressing hard we're using the shape of the guard to blend right into the bridge area, which we had already brought to a blend of blendable lengths with by doing scissor over comb. Now the number one is all the way closed and we're following up just beneath where we left off and you can see, there's still a faint line there, but it's starting to vanish and we still haven't used a half guard and I'll show you how to take This that faint line - that's still there, that a little bit of both they're still there I'll show you guys how to take that out. Just a moment I mean I had a lot of fun with this cut man, I'm down to like two days a week, one and a half days a week, I cut half a day off. Here'S where we take out that faint line, real quick before I go on my rant, the blades all the way open and we're literally using that the the wedge shape to blend right into that number. One close and you can see that it's blending right in okay get an entire step. Look how that blend is coming together. It'S looking pretty blurry to me so anyways like I was saying um, I'm I cut half a day on Wednesdays and a full day on Fridays. These days, focusing mostly on YouTube and the online Academy in the tour and building the 245 brand. The company and we're also opening another location here with headlines so been super busy, along with some other ambitions that I have I'm here, real quick, I'm using the number two just to kind of. We don't really need to use it, but just for my OCD sake right at the parietal Ridge, just use your number two and yeah. We skipped the one and a half guard and a half guard so anyways like I was saying I'm kind of half a day on Wednesdays, a full day on Friday. So I don't really have a lot of time. I don't have a lot of spaces to take. My clients, anymore, I've been focused on other things right, but she needed a emergency haircut. You know so it's like 8 o'clock. When we did this haircut. We did it right before our Thursday night live streams, that we don't Instagram me and Christian Perez and knocked it out right before the livestream, so it was kind of a rush cut, but we got it done man. I think the haircut came up for the dope and you guys will see at the end, but that's kind of you know this is like a good client of mine, a friend of mine, so you you know. Sometimes you got to do that type of stuff. For your clients, especially the loyal ones like she, she drives, probably our product got our every every time just to come, get a cut so, like that's, that's a blessing right there to know that somebody values your work and your are enough to go out of their Way tonight driving power to come, get a fresh one. So there's a blessing man. I mean that's what you were. I feel like. That'S that's! Definitely how you know. I had imagined and dreamt of getting my cuts to that level where I could demand that type of the man right like me, I cannot demand that type of demand, but I can create that type of demand right. Oh so anyways, you know guys if you, if you guys, are watching this video you're like damn how's, he doing it or man. I learned some nuggets, or just you know whatever it may be. You you guys, obviously not just on my channel you're on other people's channels as well. I commend you and I could tell you right now, man, even if it's hard right now it was hard for everybody. It took me three years to feel like I was at a decent level. Just so you guys know I wasn't I you know I wasn't a natural at this. I just didn't sleep. I worked my butt off the same way. I worked my butt off every day with everything that I do and eventually it clicks man. So, if you're in a situation right now where you're starting to get frustrated like you feel like your cuts, just won't get there. I promise you. I promise you whether it takes you longer than it took me or or less time that it took me. Doesn'T matter man like yo, you, you gon na, be all right. Bro, you gon na, be all right. Just keep this keep learning, so you guys can see the cut coming together. We did both sides. The steps didn't change. I hope you guys have been following along with the color guards, and this is a tough cut to do a man like I feel like in the States a lot of people who struggle with this cut it's funny, because she, she kids all the time and she's Like man, how you gon na how you gon na, give me this hard haircut and retire like nobody, I thought that was funny here, we're using the Braun Series 9 shade, with the best shape in the game. If you haven't caught Christian Perez's video check it out, and here yes guys, I added a little bit of an enhancement. This was my first time using it. So I'm doing a challenge. We got ta. Surprise you for you guys on this challenge. That'S coming up and I'm gon na drop the video very soon it's already done. I actually did this for the first time the previous couple four, so I got a surprise for you, guys, man - and I just she saw me doing it on my on my client before this and was like yeah. Just you know, kind of just boost me up. Just a little bit right, I'm going now suppose me on just a little bit and it's gon na last, like like four or five days and look dope without it. But you know sometimes you just want a little extra pop. So why not right, but you guys saw before I even sprayed it, it looked good without it. So and that's what it's about it's about, enhancing your dope cuts. You know, I mean bringing your cuts to another level, not hot and nothing. That'S! That'S absolutely was it. Wasn'T the intention, so I hope you guys don't take cool points away from me start going in in the comment section like like always but check it out from this profile. I think it's coming out blurry. This is coming out dope um, the Matt clay is in there creating a lot of texture along with the way we cut it. The the custom things that we did with the shears with the scissors you guys can see, has a nice soft hairline. It doesn't look like Dumb and Dumber hope you guys enjoyed the hair cuff. 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