This is not a right tip for begginer barbers because they are dont know the shades yet and once the cut is done and they wanna go back to detaling they get lost , what i would suggest is just cut as many hair as you can and trust the proces with time passing by you will get faster belive me

@@shendetgashi2100 Right but you wont cut fast as a beginner anyways. At least not a good haircut fast so this video in general is for more experienced barbers anyway. If you really trying to speed up you have to get so used to a set way of cutting hair that its second nature to you. Then you apply these principles. Of course you can always try different things that are maybe more efficient than your usual style but that comes later once you understand how to fade or blend hair effectively. A lot of times when you try to make everything perfect right away it doesnt end up looking perfect once the cut is finished anyway. Because once you start getting closer to the end of the cut it reveals more things in the haircut. Once your eyes stop tunnel visioning from the blend while working on other areas its easier to pinpoint everything. Thats why it saves a lot of time detailing at the end. You can get through all the bulk of the work within 10-15 minutes and then have the rest of the time to perfect everything.

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Thank you Mike this is actually gonna help me allot

Agreed I did that at first but realized I was taking way too long especially with other appointments overlapping at times .

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David Bendito thank you bro!! What did you like the best? Appreciate the feedback 🙏🏼💯

Dominic Cattano thank you bro! I appreciate that! I defiantly will! Trying to grind at this KZfaq content!

How do you detail?

@@realstepper7289 I use the oster to detail using corners to take out dark spots in the hair the last touches are going to set you apart from The rest

Scounty thank you bro! Right they’re my favorite Clipper hands down! The day they drop the cordless ones that will be the best day ever! Lol is that your go to Clipper?

@@jjaybeardedbarber id cop me 2 of them ! My arsenal is topaz magic clip and gold fx trimmer /shaver & for the back of the head and sensitive skin i use my series 9 all I need ! Keep up the great content brotha

Scounty that’s a solid line up! You have to get those gammas in there lol Thanks bro I appreciate it! 🙏🏼

Bob Lee thank you my dude! 🙏🏼 it’s just a matter of time bro! I just have to stay consistent and patient! 💯

Master a system until it becomes second nature. Then try different techniques to be more efficient. Once you figure that out then I would suggest not trying to perfect the fade right away. Just run through your system quickly. Basically do a rough draft of your fade. Then start doing other things like the line up etc. That way everything else is out of the way. It will reveal the areas that need work. It will be way easier to spot because most of the haircut is done already. Not only that but it makes it easy to detail because the hair is already short and setup for you. Once you get used to doing it this way you can do your rough draft and the lines and top within 10- 15minutes and then have as much time as you need to detail it which is what turns a decent fade to a good one or a good one to a great one.

Cool, thanks I appreciate the help

Thanks appreciate it! 🙏🏼

@@Mike-hy8cs thanks for the in depth explanation. I agree 100% 🙏🏼

It's just a fade comb

Closed. I know someone told you open but that makes no sense. You close it, so that you can't mistake what you're about to cut.

Open

It's just a fade comb

He speeds it up in certain spots but not for very long. I would say it prob took him 23 - 25minutes without the beard. He actually could have done it in 20minutes if he wasnt recording cause he could have done the fade all at once instead of seperating it into 3 sections. Takes more time cause essentially you have to redo every step 3 seperate times instead of once.

Ayyy lol

It is for experienced barbers because you are not going to cut fast and do good or great work when you first start cutting hair. Once you are more comfortable and have the reps and understand more how to fade hair then you can start focusing on speed.

@@Mike-hy8cs sums it up pretty much

Sprzjoji so this fading technique is for speed so I do Clipper Over comb time get the base and to blend into the top and that flat on the head is a 1.5 and the 0 guard open pretty much blends to it if you flick a certain way so it helps speed up the fade time

jjaybeardedbarber Okay thanks I have a hard time when I create my guideline with the 1 guard the line is till there even after using th half guard my guide moves up

Sprzjoji what are your steps?

jjaybeardedbarber 1st guideline I do open lever then I close it opening little by little till it’s fully open then I put my 1 guard open and then I don’t know if I’m supposed to go all the way where I left off with the one guard closed or just attack the line

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GroovyChops925 where did I say that?

Mtzblades thanks for the feedback but I have to disagree. I used clipper over comb and scissor over comb to blend into the top. Also, I don’t see any patches anywhere? Unless it’s his natural hair where it’s lighter in areas

@@jjaybeardedbarber 18:13 you can see inconsistencies in the fade mostly on the parietal ridge. The camera picks up all dark spots, you gotta fade out those spots so the fade looks clean from all angles ’\__(ツ)__/｀

@@kratu6625 I don’t see what you’re talking about sir. It’s not my fault if the clients hair isn’t full in some areas. If I enhanced it and didn’t do a 20 min challenge I for sure could of taken more time to work things out but for 20 min that’s a pretty clean fade.

@Italian BMT thank you bro! I appreciate that! Sometimes people just say stuff without even looking or watching the whole video. Or even be realistic that not everyone’s head shape or hair is perfect and filled

I rather learn to fade like this, quick get em out the way. As long as it's tight, time is money.

I would say just master your way of cutting hair until its instinct for you. Then try different techniques or steps to be more efficient. The biggest tip though is to do the bulk of the haircut. Run through your steps really quick and dont try to get everything perfect right away. Do a rough draft of your haircut. Do the lines, line up the beard, cut the top with shears, etc then go back use your mirror and detail all the imperfections. The rough draft should take you no more than 10-20minutes depending on the haircut. Once the bulk of the haircut is done it will be 10x easier to see the areas that need work. And you can spend the rest of your time just making it look good. The hair will already be setup for you and it will be short so its easier to blend. Detailing should take around 5-10minutes unless they have really difficult hair.

Check out my other videos. Some I explain and show more. But when you have a guard on their is only 3 levers you need to move. Closed, half way, and opened.

Yes correct but the trimmer is adjusted. It was a 20 min fade. I have no reason to lie lol. I can do a fade even faster if I want. I just decided to take my time. But sometimes you need to be able to give a fade in 10-20 min.

@@jjaybeardedbarber I understand that but after your sped up 20 minutes you still did “detail work” so it wasn’t even 20 minutes, it’s not a bad thing to take criticism, it’ll help you along your barbering career.

Christian Loera yes of course. But for video purpose it makes sit easier to go section by section. I even explained in the video that I go through the whole head at once

@@jjaybeardedbarber yea but your essentially starting over with each section. What you do to one section or side you do to the other at once.....

@@E.RHYMES its for the video. If he goes all around the head the camera tends to lose focus, or he has to move it to get it centered. Recording a video going all around the head without someone filming for you you would have to constantly stop to make sure the camera is getting everything. Better to do sections when filming.

Isaiah Jones thanks for your comment bro but Idk what you mean. A 4/10? Lol it’s a high bald fade with a 3 on top. I would love to see your work bro