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@@igqrek7530 majority of them are people I know personally. Others are friends of friends that I’ve come to know. I have insta and tiktok, but a lot of my clientele comes from personal relationships I’ve made over the years. I have a few that I’ve also met through cold approaching them in public. Early into my barbering, I would approach strangers asking to cut their hair for free. Lot of rejections but I’ve locked in a few that way.

@@scarr.1k Fs gonna be one of my next ones ☝🏻

@@mvcutzzzzz I thought I responded earlier but idk why it didn’t show up. Your cuts are clean g. Your clients have hard hair textures to blend but you got that shit Fs. Hit the designs with a razor if you aren’t already 🔥

@@True.Blendz Alr thank you g keep up the good work🙏🙏

Watch videos on how to cut . Find someone who cuts the way you would want . Then study that shit hard . Save your money for good clippers don’t buy cheep . Buy the ones that are high quality . Then find someone who trust you . The big step is to start . Start now because these years will pass by crazy . That’s what I did . Barber school isn’t a bad idea but regardless start now . Don’t fall away from your dreams

@@carlosjnunez8018 I was working at McDonalds when I was 17. I worked as many hours as I could and saved up all my money. If you have savings, I’d say spend $200-300 on barber essentials(Clippers/Trimmers,Shaver,Cool care, comb and scissor, maybe cape and neck strips)

@@carlosjnunez8018 I started with wahl magic clips. They’ll get the job done bro. I’d use them as my mains but I’ve upgraded since. I wouldn’t say jump into barber school all the way unless that’s what you want as a career path. Watching videos and practicing is how I started/learned. I’d recommend do the same.

@@carlosjnunez8018 getting 1 or 2 ppl that’ll let you cut them every 4-5 days is what you need to get consistent reps in. I learned how to cut from Chris Bossios old tutorials and some Seancutshair every now and then, but there’s plenty of youtube barbers to learn from. Stick to one only tho cuz everyone has different steps they use to cut hair. So if you’re watching different people, you’re gonna confuse yourself.

@@jbvisualsuk appreciate the support g. So the reason I use 2 clippers instead of just one is because of my half guard. When I use it on my Jrl’s, the guard rattles. The only way to fix that would be to adjust the blade. The half guard doesn’t rattle with the half guard. So the sole purpose of my magic clips is to use it with the half guard. When I first started, I only had the magic clips and I would do the whole haircut with it. The only reason I purchased additional clippers is because when I first started cutting, it was taking me 2-3 hours to complete a single haircut so my clippers would die.

@@jbvisualsuk half guard rattles on my jrls. Half guard doesn’t rattle on my magic clips. *

@@True.Blendz I appreciate for responding bro! Keep up with these amazing content! Ahh got you! Yep, no worries. Starting this journey! Following u for more tutorials!

@@jbvisualsuk Thankfully I’ve got time to respond to all of you🙏 Wish you nothing but the best on your barber journey🤙

@@True.Blendz respect bro

@@CorbinYaklich appreciate you brodie🙏

@@Drew2greedyy none of my clippers are zero gapped. After setting guideline with the open guard, I follow with the #1 guard

@@lelle.cutzzz I'm also a BÃRBÊR MAN ..

99% chance it was me. I was there all day. Small world 🌎

Abt 1000

Depends on how much time you commit to it. Anywhere from 0-300 during my first year of barbering. During my second year, anywhere from 400-900.

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Don’t get caught up on clippers. You can get a blurry blend with almost any brand clippers. Be patient. Not many people would let me cut their hair. I gave free cuts to anyone that would let me for the first year of my barber career. Most would leave me a tip anyways. Just worry about improving with very cut. Don’t be discouraged if it takes you a long time to cut someone’s hair(1 hour, 2 hour, 3 hour). My first cuts would take me at least 2 hours and they’d all come out looking bad. But I convinced myself that my next cut would be better and over time they did.

Hey bro, how old are u?

Appreciate you 🤝

Appreciate it g🙏

Stick with it bro. Appreciate you for tuning in🙏🙏

I’d recommend starting Asap. It’s even better that you’re starting in hs because everyone needs a cut at least every 2 weeks and they’re not all trying to spend $30+ on a cut. So, you’ll have plenty of potential clients, which means more practice. What I’ve found throughout my barber journey is that building clientele is the hardest part. Makes me wish I would’ve started in hs.

Glad to hear that g. Stick with it💪

Appreciate it g🙏🙏

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Appreciate it g🙏

Gonna cop one as soon as have a little extra money. 🙏

Didn’t zero gap them but they’re pretty close. I don’t zero gap any of my clippers. I just make sure to be light when setting guidelines in with my trimmer.

Lowkey butchered some people when I was learning😬