FIRST OF ALL IF GOD AINT WTH U U AINT GOT FAVOR TO BE BLESSED IN WHAT U DO

Bernard is one of the finest gentleman and master at his skill. I've been getting cuts from him for a long time. I don't even remember how many years now. Word of mouth...... HIGHLY recommended. His shop is a great atmosphere. Conversation, laughter and diversity from a very well read man. Thanks Bernard!

Very insightful video Bossio! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and others knowledge that you learn from too!

I retired from service and decided to make barbering my retirement gig. It’s the best choice I made and I’m just having fun

I love this right here! 🙏🏾

Nice video, full of great information

Bossio I watched you, Beam, Jeezy, BarberAcademy etc for YEARS. At 34 I left the medical field and just graduated July 25th, the best decision I have made for myself in awhile.

Blessings bossio it's a gd thing u show barbers this also it's gd 2 know cuz it's wat u want 4 the future is 2 own my own shop thank u n them 4 the gens blessings yall💯💯🔥👍💪👊👌🙏💈🥊🐐

I really liked this barber's content. He's informative without being a know it all...

Another banger

Coming from waxing for 7 years; Started at sport clips about 1 1/2 months ago. Getting paid training & CE hrs so I can be confident in transitioning to a “real” shop cutting more textured hair. Goal is to transition to a barber shop in 5 months. From there looking to start providing spa services like facials/waxing, ear candles, & eventually manicures to my chair. Big dreams over here!!

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Wow 💪🏽

Lol we do have some tomb 45 products though lol but we plan to get more. Love the shave gel. I use no drip.

Where is the 6 headlines barbershop going to be located?

Now on amazon you can get a kit for under $200 i mean its not the best but if your gettinn started out to cut hair or in school its worth.

Lol not the grocery buggy

How do use make money off 60 dollar haircuts and up in America how often would your clients come back to you?

The reason he said 15k was because that was back in 2007. If you want to open a barbershops now I think minimum would be around the 20k mark. 15k back in 2007 was enough to get you an above average shop and 20k and up would get you an upper scale shop. Crazy how 15k now will get you a hoopty somewhere in the hood.

I know for a fact OG was just assessing his client’s cut for the rest of the interview;after the cut.

I need assistance to get sponsorship from various companies that I currently use!

Man i waited and waited since i was 18… now im the 43 year old in barber school (just to get that license) been cutting since i was like 18…

What did you mean by studio 45?

Bro paused and said “ not a single tomb45 product” 🤣🤣🤣

In Texas you need a barbershop license as well as licensed barbers

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Can self taught barbers be as successful? Do you need to go to school to work at a shop or get a license

Why is my man using a safety feather razor.

These entrepeneurs never mention the cost to lease. 3x the rent on a 3k/month lease you need another 9k saved up

I’ve always wanted to be a barber since HS, decided to go the safe route and get into carpenters union instead…I’m 26 now turning 27 this summer…is it too late to still make the change to barber school or is that a good age to start?

Yo Bossio. I jumped in your livestream recently and I think people thought I was trolling. If you happen to get around to it, I’d love to provide further explanation and get your input. I’ve been barbering, as a hobby, for 25 years. I started on myself, learned some tricks of the trade from my mom who’s a former stylist, and developed my craft over time. I’ve started to take it more seriously over the past 5 years or so. I have a 6 figure career in another field, I thoroughly enjoy cutting hair, but I don’t plan on transitioning to barbering full time. I primary do house calls and charge between $40-$70 depending on the service plus a small house call charge depending on drive time and mileage. I’ve dedicated approximately 500 hours watching Instructional videos such as yours, received a lot of hands on training from my mom, and at this point have done thousands of cuts over time. So, my question is, on a scale of 1-10, how much should I value obtaining a license? At this point I kinda feel I’ve invested the necessary time and money into equipment and that school would be redundant. I know your primarily focus is on developing skills and business practices to turn barbering into a lucrative profession, but I’d love your input for someone such as myself that just sees it as a fun side-gig that is also financially beneficial. Even if you have a negative outlook on the unconventional way I’ve gone about it, it’s all good man. Thank you either way for all your videos. I really enjoy your content.

Hey Chris. I'm one of the writers at UpFlip. I really enjoyed watching your review of our video. It seems you are mostly focused on the barber industry, and it's nice seeing that professionals in the field find our approach works. Would you mind if I reach out to have a chat?

Can non-barbers invest in Piebooking ? Seancutshair said he didn't know, he think it's for barbers

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114,000$

The two people making those comments are also the two people walking around looking like private shorttreewith a number two buzz cut all the way around and no sideburns straight chopped from the ear down

Tell barbers to stop announcing how much they make annually. IRS use it to determine tax bracket. When in actuality, we never know the amount we make per day.

Idk man I opened my shop with $8500 And it’s going well!

@4:39+ was messed up is that there are a lot of people who don't want to share information. Some people will say that's their "personal" barber 😂 You are stunting the person's growth with the selfish attitude 😒

Chris seemed really butt hurt when he didn’t have any tomb45 products. Like, not every barber will use your products

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