Faded Undercut W/Design

Yo, what's going on, this is a video on how to do a faded undercut with the design so for this haircut, i'm going to be using the anus cordless masters and i'm also going to be using the babyliss gold fx trimmers, because my client wanted to design. I didn't want to cut the hair too short, so i started off my first guideline with no guard with the lever all the way open and i went halfway up the undercut to create the second guideline, i'm using the number one guard and i'm going up around An inch making the flick out at the top while leaving some bulk using the same one guard, i'm going to close the lever halfway and move slightly down to lighten up the area. Now, switching over to the zero guard, we're gon na flip the lever all the way open and we're gon na start attacking the bottom line by flatting it in when you're blending. You always want to make sure you're flicking outwards instead of in because, if you dig into the head, you're gon na create more guidelines at this point of the haircut. It'S the detailing stage. So i'm switching back to my number one guard and i'm gon na be attacking the bulk at the top just to lighten it up now i won't go back to no guard and start playing with the lever just to blend out the bottom, a bit more now, Using my trimmers, i want to start lining up the side of the haircut and getting rid of any baby hairs. I see with the lineup. You don't want to push it too much just kind of want to tap the side of the hair to keep it as natural as possible hello. So that's the fake, completed and we're gon na start with the design. Before this i haven't actually given any designs other than lines, so this is my first time i didn't want to go too crazy, so i kept it a bit simple. I just ended up messing around with the shape i liked and afterwards i would just kind of clean it up, and i started thickening some lines just to give it more contrast and that's the cut thanks for watching