That's awesome bro I'm glad it helps and yeah man just do your best and lil by lil everything will come together for you 🙌🏻 💯

What's sup bro so on a compressed fade the guidelines in-between each step would be closer to each other for example from the 000 to the lever open no guard which is the 0.5 it wouldn't be to spread out so the blend looks more dark and the transition of the fade is more drastic compared to a stretch fade you would spread out each guideline about half an inch to 1 inch so the transition of the gradience from light to dark is less drastic and looks more smooth I prefer to do more spread out fades but some clients don't like it like that.

@@DavidPrietoBarber Would this make sense asking a barber for a compressed mid drop fade?

@@sparenone I would say, yes because their is different styles of fades and every barber has their preference but we can all do them and at the end of the day it's the clients preference and just know that maybe the barber won't get it done exactly how you want it the first time since it also depends on the texture of the hair and shape but definitely after the second or third time it will be closer to what your looking for.

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@@sparenone no problem bro I hope that helps and I appreciate that 🙌 hope you have a blessed day 🙏

Yeah that's true, I like the fades more spread out but that's how he wanted it, so to each is own, gotta give the client what they want 👌

That's awesome, definitely you are going to be well rounded with a lot of knowledge in both industries that will add more value to everything you do 💯

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What's sup bro and it all depends what part of Mexico you go to. From my experience Mexico city and Jalisco are two states definitely worth going the weather in Jalisco all year long is lovely and the barber industry keeps growing, now as an employee barber you definitely make more than the average person out here, the only thing is very different compared to the United States definitely can't compete with that but the life style is alot cheaper out here for example with $500 dollars you can rent a two story home with 3 bedrooms in a private community. But back to your question as a barber it's not like in the U.S no such thing as renting the Booth it's commission or salary + commission but the way they work it out here kinda turns you to an employee now if you open your own shop well definitely will be different, out here definitely the business makes alot more than the barbers since the system they work it's kinda like micromanagement 12 hour shifts and six days a week. I normally take about 45mins since out here they focus alot more on the service more than the haircut of course the cut can not be trash but I've seen Barbers messing people up bad bro it's not even funny but they gave a really good service that the client by pass the cut. I'd say if your at a high end Barbershop prob be making from $4,000k to 7,000k pesos a week not including tip, it's definitely very little compared to the U. S but it's a good salary out here, people make alot less even tho they have a higher education. Oh and barber license does not exist out here that's why you see so many little barber shop everywhere.

​@@DavidPrietoBarberin Russia, hairdressers receive an average of $550 per month, the price of a haircut is $5-10, time for a haircut is 30-60 minutes

@@hdufbejfakchvwuxuxlloaueybzklx Is that enough to sustain a household? Idk how the economy is in Russia.

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Thanks for that feedback I appreciate that and yeah I did notice that on the edit I overlap the voiceover so it made it way too fast. But thanks for the heads up, I still have much more to learn on editing 🙌

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@ariffirfan5973 what's sup bro and yes, you can use the same technique to do a Burst fade, Taper, low fade, high fade. The main difference would be how much you spread out each guideline. Hope that answered your question 🙌

@@DavidPrietoBarber thanks bro

Thank you I appreciate it 🙏

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Thank you brotha! 😃

Appreciate you bro, blessed day 🙌

@Seancutshair What up Sean, that's dope you out showin love to other Barbers, you're a man of the peeps. Mad respect. Still waiting for your Barber Plug episode to drop.🤙

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Appreciate the love and support and likewise brotha 🙌🙏💯

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Jose Elias se refiere a una desconexión inducida, es decir que tú la generas a propósito, pero está debe quedar bien y verse bien, por eso es técnica, tipo cuando peinas de lado y el lado largo excede el costado porque es más largo que el superior del fade, ahí es donde se hace la desconexión técnica, pero el habla de hacerla bien, hacer bien el corte, para eso hay técnicas de texturizado con tijera o máquina incluso. Espero haya sido claro

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