I’ve been learning for a long time now and the owner of one of the shops I work at has been trying his hardest to get me to the point he wants me to be at and your videos are a great tool so thank you 🙏🏻
You make my day .As a hairdresser then became a barber you give me so much confidence .I do not like straight hair but I do my best so watching you helps me a lot
Another great tutorial. You place such confidence in my ability, i am actually overwhelmed with pride. I've been cutting my husband's white, thinning hair for about 6 months, and it works out better each time. That crown standing up is my biggest fear! But I've conquered the other problems with practice, and this video really addressed the sides and crown. Again, thank you for your passion, and I am looking into your online classes as well.
Michael! thanks so much for these videos. I am really glad you point out how to cut hair as you approach the parietal ridge and occipital bone. I feel most barbers cut way too tight in these areas
Excellent tutorial...your probably correct to say that a bit more fading with sideburns would have made it just look better..i really learned a lot from this..thankyou 👍
Lovely explanation, I cut my sons hair and he has such thick bushy hair with a double crown, I struggle with cutting the top but I will give this ago by sectioning and working my way across
Okay, so I cut my grandsons hair tonight. It turned out really good just using a couple of techniques you showed in this video and another one. The other video was about how to cut curly hair. (Not easy) I just had to preface what I'm about to say with the previous statement. This will forever ring in my ears! My over dramatic grandson said when he looked in the mirror and I quote "what have you done!" Lol, trust me his hair looks great! I've cut hair for many years including my own...just never have taken classes. Both my grandsons hair look great! I cut my eldest grandson hair about three weeks ago. He has African hair...I'll search through your videos to see if you have video's that will help me out with cutting his hair. Thanks so much!
Well done Cyndi, I don't have any afro hair on the channel, I won't lie, although I can cut it, I'm lucky if I get one Afro haircut a year, so there is probably better channels than mine when it comes to that discipline
@@theoneminutebarber thanks so much! You are an amazing teacher, are you sure you didn't miss your calling to be a teacher. Lol Thanks again for your video's and insight. God bless:)
@@theoneminutebarber 🤣🤣🤣so true! We kinda have our priorities backwards when football players make as much as they do...and our teacher are being abused with little pay!
I hate to say it, but I'm a barber who went to school during the pandemic right at the start of 2020. So, most of my experiences came from that. I took a 4-year break and am now cutting hair at a chain trying to sharpen skills I wasn't able to get during the pandemic days. I have always enjoyed it, but starting is a frightening thing, lol 😂 Anyways. Been watching your vids and felt I had to let you know
I think it's the first video of 2023 first of all best wishes for you and subscribers. I like this video because are helpful, following your channel I have cut my brothers hair already.
Thank you Jorge, it is indeed my first video of the year and happy new year to you. I have a few videos in the pipeline so hopefully get some more put next week.
thank you for uploading these videos! i just recently graduated from cosmetology school and we didn't get a lot of mens haircuts so this is very helpful! i am clearly able to see your guides and what you are doing.
You done a fantastic job making the video very easy to understand with those edited lines on the hair & clear explanation. Thank you for sharing your skilful knowledge with us ❤
Hi, Michael! Thank you for your tutorials, you make it so easy to understand each and every step. Concerning this very haircut, I'd make the sides a little bit faded/thinner using the open blades. But maybe the client himself asked you leave the thicker sides.. P.S. Every time I watch your lessons it seems like James McAvoy changed his career for 💈
He's a great actor, thanks for the compliment. I agree I could have applied more of a taper to stretch from nothing into the four. I will run it past the client next time I think he'd probably like that.
The video was very informative and I also just enjoy watching haircutting because they always look so much better at the end.😄Can you do one for men with frizzy hair sometime? My son's hair is on the frizzy side so he usually just cuts it short, but I was wondering if there is any way to give him a bit of style as well?
Thanks Lisa, if I get some frizzy hair in I will endeavour to film it. In the mean time, I recommend you get him a natural boar bristle brush to brush through his hair once a day. The scalp produces sebaceous oil which conditions the hair, often hair gets frizzy when the sebaceous oil isn't reaching it, the natural boar bristle will drag the oil along the hair shaft.
Hi there, I’m learning a lot from your videos. Thanks so much! One question - when cutting the top you changed angle and you went more from the middle towards the fringe (at 10:44) - why did you do this?
Sometimes I like to go with the flow of the hair especially towards the fringe. It’s not the way to learn as it’s something that creeped into my cutting style. I don’t always do it, but will need to make a video to explain this in better detail.
Thank you for another instructive video. Can you please consider doing a video of how to cut/handle (Asian) hair types that are straight, coarse and naturally likes to point towards the front opposite to the "normal" direction of combing backwards. 🙂
I’m a newer stylist & struggle with blending (for instance a #1 sides & back) with a very long top length. Never quite know how high to take it yet still leave room for blending. Scared to bring that 1 to the temple area. I always fall short. :(
I understand that completely, for that type of cut I normally use a number two up to the parietal ridge so that there is something better to support the long hair on top. And then use a number one to blend into the number two.
Thanks. Your videos are really easy to follow. I've just started cutting my boys' hair. They are aged 3 and 6 years. I find the section above the ears really awkward and the fringe. I feel like there's not much room for the clippers around the ears and the fringe is difficult to get straight. Could you possibly do a little boy's basic haircut. I am using clippers and scissors as in this video. I wonder if it's worth buying a narrow clipper?
I would definitely get a little trimmer for around the ears it will make a huge difference, they also have a finer blade. Sometimes the wider teeth of the big clipper can nip the skin
Could you do a tutorial on a middle part with like a little longer hair ? I started cutting hair and would like to recreate it. I kind of want the "flow" on the hair
Thank you dog, unfortunately this powder is available no where online. It is my own product, where are you located? I sell it in the shop for £12 if you DM my Instagram I can sell you some plus the postage cost.
Thank you for the teaching. I have been cutting my son’s hair since he was 10months old. He is 15 now. I took him to the barbershop a couple of time, I have to admit my cutting was much better 😂。Could you please tell me whether the powder can be used for women’s hair to increase volume? Many thanks 🙏
@@theoneminutebarber I honestly have no idea what I’m doing, I’m not a barber but I need to cut someone’s hair who is agoraphobic and won’t meet strangers, I think I’ve bought everything I need including a fade guide. He wants it short back and sides and heavy on the top.
Love your work Mate, I do have a request can you do a client that has straight stick out hair from the sides I do a lot of elderly clients and some have difficult hair to cut as it sticks straight out. Cheers mate from Australia 🇦🇺🦘👏🏻✂️
Today I tried the technique of sliding the shears underneath the hair to pull it towards me, as shown in 11:51, but all that happened was that the tip of the shears pulled the customers hair. Does the type of shear matter for doing this technique? I was using my Kasho Silver Series DLC 6.0" shear that has a convex edge. Thank you for the great videos.
The Kasho shouldn't do that as it's a quality scissor. It's possible there is some play in the blade because the centre screw needs a bit more tension. Or that the scissors weren't closed when you slid them in. The reason for the pulling is that somehow hair is getting into the tip of the scissor.
I prefer to reduce the bulk of the fringe by layering it. Thinning scissors can reduce density for sure but can also leave hard lines and what I call ‘poppers’. Short hairs buried in the hair that pop out because they are too short to lay flat.
It’s hard to say, I mean this is the problem with my own hair and I’m on the brink of just crew cutting it. Sometimes when there is no body to it, it’s time to face facts.
Hi Michael, this video you sent from a 4 then to a #2 then a #1 guard. Did you do a number 3 and not mention it or just go straight from a 4 down to a 2?
Love watching your tutorials, I’m learning to master my cuts and I’m finding my speed is slow; do you have any recommendations on how to speed up ? Do you think a comb size can make difference ?
It's totally ok to be slow, I spend 30 to 40 mins on every client. It's better to be slow and get it right, overtime as you perfect everything you'll notice your speed increases
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I’ve been learning for a long time now and the owner of one of the shops I work at has been trying his hardest to get me to the point he wants me to be at and your videos are a great tool so thank you 🙏🏻
This is someone who's passionate about his work. Very professional. I've never been able to find a barber like you. God Bless you sir ♥️
Thank you and any time you are in Scotland I’d be happy to cut your hair.
You are not just good barber but and good teacher well done 👍 God bless you
Thank you 😊
Great teacher!
For sure
Best teacher ever. Simple but professional. Thank you. Loving your course
You're very welcome! Thank you 🙏
You make my day .As a hairdresser then became a barber you give me so much confidence .I do not like straight hair but I do my best so watching you helps me a lot
Thank you Anna, and I can assure you of this, you definitely know a lot more about barbering than I do about hairdressing.
@@theoneminutebarber I won first prize hair contest at 16 years old
Thanks a lot, u are an excellent teacher.
Thank you so much JJ I really appreciate your support 😁
Another great tutorial. You place such confidence in my ability, i am actually overwhelmed with pride. I've been cutting my husband's white, thinning hair for about 6 months, and it works out better each time. That crown standing up is my biggest fear! But I've conquered the other problems with practice, and this video really addressed the sides and crown. Again, thank you for your passion, and I am looking into your online classes as well.
You are so welcome! Thank you so much and I love to hear a success story 😁
Michael! thanks so much for these videos. I am really glad you point out how to cut hair as you approach the parietal ridge and occipital bone. I feel most barbers cut way too tight in these areas
It's the most important part of the whole cut
@@theoneminutebarberI agree. The parietal ridge gives hair support from the top, to give it a more even look
First one I’ve seen. Wish I did barbering now at college after my level 2. Love the slicing . Those scissors look great too. Well done .
Thanks so much I am very lucky that quarteredsteels.com sent out some scissors for the video I wouldn`t cut with anything else now.
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Thanks for your clarity… I’m cutting with so much more confidence after following many of your videos!!!
Thank you 😁
Excellent tutorial...your probably correct to say that a bit more fading with sideburns would have made it just look better..i really learned a lot from this..thankyou 👍
Best barber on TH-cam, and I watch a lot of barber videos 👏
Thank you Gill
Lovely explanation, I cut my sons hair and he has such thick bushy hair with a double crown, I struggle with cutting the top but I will give this ago by sectioning and working my way across
Thank you so much, have you tried it yet? let me know how it goes
Another great video to understand. Keeping it simple and adding indicators to what to look for.
You Are Absolutely An Artist Sir...
Thank you so much 😊
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Wow, thank you!
You're absolutely the best barber! 💈
You're the best!
Okay, so I cut my grandsons hair tonight. It turned out really good just using a couple of techniques you showed in this video and another one. The other video was about how to cut curly hair. (Not easy)
I just had to preface what I'm about to say with the previous statement. This will forever ring in my ears! My over dramatic grandson said when he looked in the mirror and I quote "what have you done!" Lol, trust me his hair looks great! I've cut hair for many years including my own...just never have taken classes.
Both my grandsons hair look great!
I cut my eldest grandson hair about three weeks ago. He has African hair...I'll search through your videos to see if you have video's that will help me out with cutting his hair.
Thanks so much!
Well done Cyndi,
I don't have any afro hair on the channel, I won't lie, although I can cut it, I'm lucky if I get one Afro haircut a year, so there is probably better channels than mine when it comes to that discipline
@@theoneminutebarber thanks so much! You are an amazing teacher, are you sure you didn't miss your calling to be a teacher. Lol
Thanks again for your video's and insight. God bless:)
I'd teach if someone paid me enough 😂
@@theoneminutebarber 🤣🤣🤣so true! We kinda have our priorities backwards when football players make as much as they do...and our teacher are being abused with little pay!
My favourite video youve made so far!
Thank you 😊
I hate to say it, but I'm a barber who went to school during the pandemic right at the start of 2020. So, most of my experiences came from that. I took a 4-year break and am now cutting hair at a chain trying to sharpen skills I wasn't able to get during the pandemic days. I have always enjoyed it, but starting is a frightening thing, lol 😂
Anyways. Been watching your vids and felt I had to let you know
I hope you are finding some useful content in them. What’s your end goal? Where are you trying to get to
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Gracias por tus tips muy informativo ! Excelente saludos 👍 desde Caba 🇦🇷
Thank you Michael. Looking forward to watching later tonight 😊
Thanks Karen
I think it's the first video of 2023 first of all best wishes for you and subscribers. I like this video because are helpful, following your channel I have cut my brothers hair already.
Thank you Jorge, it is indeed my first video of the year and happy new year to you. I have a few videos in the pipeline so hopefully get some more put next week.
Thanks, Saludos from Gto,Mexico 💈
Welcome!
thank you for uploading these videos! i just recently graduated from cosmetology school and we didn't get a lot of mens haircuts so this is very helpful! i am clearly able to see your guides and what you are doing.
Thank you Melissa
Gracias por compartir saludos desde México 🇲🇽 un buen tutorial ☘️☘️☘️
Very very depth detail explanation
Good job . I like it
❤️ From India
I enjoyed this video. Thanks for all information shared, it's really very helpful for me. Blessings.
From Venezuela 🇻🇪, ¡thanks!!!
Thanks for your support, with love from México 🇲🇽
Thank you so much for the valuable information and the detailed explanation❤
You done a fantastic job making the video very easy to understand with those edited lines on the hair & clear explanation. Thank you for sharing your skilful knowledge with us ❤
Thank you Chad
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Semoga berkah dunia akhirat Aamiin
Salam dari Indonesia 🇮🇩
I appreciate the details. Very informative. Thank you,
Mid fade and top long video need to me. please make a video on this topic.
I love your explanation ❤️ from India
very good, I'm learning to cut hair now, I hope I can be like you
You can do it!
Wow! Great job creating this video. A lot of value
Thank you 😊
Nice to watch. Good lesson of classic haircut
Great work and presented in a straightforward and lucid way. Thank you!
Bon travail.même si votre méthode semble très compliqué, elle est efficace bravo 👏 et merci pour votre temps
Merci à vous 😊
I've probably saved $200 bucks cutting my own hair using your videos! Thanks for another good one!
The subscription sticker on the hairbrush 😂
The brush just sneaks in now and again 😂
Great video! Simple and easy to understand!!!
Thank you
Thank u for the amazing understanding and easy visual learning experience
Always welcome
Brilliant video, well explained, engaging, thank you! ❤
You are so welcome!
Hi, Michael! Thank you for your tutorials, you make it so easy to understand each and every step. Concerning this very haircut, I'd make the sides a little bit faded/thinner using the open blades. But maybe the client himself asked you leave the thicker sides..
P.S. Every time I watch your lessons it seems like James McAvoy changed his career for 💈
He's a great actor, thanks for the compliment. I agree I could have applied more of a taper to stretch from nothing into the four. I will run it past the client next time I think he'd probably like that.
Excellent tuition thank you
😊 Thanks Lynne
The video was very informative and I also just enjoy watching haircutting because they always look so much better at the end.😄Can you do one for men with frizzy hair sometime? My son's hair is on the frizzy side so he usually just cuts it short, but I was wondering if there is any way to give him a bit of style as well?
Thanks Lisa, if I get some frizzy hair in I will endeavour to film it.
In the mean time, I recommend you get him a natural boar bristle brush to brush through his hair once a day. The scalp produces sebaceous oil which conditions the hair, often hair gets frizzy when the sebaceous oil isn't reaching it, the natural boar bristle will drag the oil along the hair shaft.
@@theoneminutebarber Thank you! I will try that.
Hi there, I’m learning a lot from your videos. Thanks so much! One question - when cutting the top you changed angle and you went more from the middle towards the fringe (at 10:44) - why did you do this?
Sometimes I like to go with the flow of the hair especially towards the fringe. It’s not the way to learn as it’s something that creeped into my cutting style. I don’t always do it, but will need to make a video to explain this in better detail.
Fantastic video and memtor.
Will try cutting my husband's hair today. Wish me luck or more for him. Hehehe.
How do you get on?
i have curly hair but would love to have this texture
Very informative . Tank you
You are welcome
Best tutorial going, thanks a lot!
You're welcome!
well don brother it is so help full❤😊
Wow that’s was so well explained 👌🏻thank you I had watched a lot of videos tutorial but yours is the best. I’m a cosmetology student
Thank you Viktoriya 😊
Very helpful thanks
Thank you for another instructive video. Can you please consider doing a video of how to cut/handle (Asian) hair types that are straight, coarse and naturally likes to point towards the front opposite to the "normal" direction of combing backwards. 🙂
I will if I get the chance, I do have a few Asian clients.
@@theoneminutebarber Thank you. Looking forward to it.
It's great thank you! Will you do more on tighter cuts shorter guards. I'm struggling with my 0 gaurd occipital blending.
I have made a few fade videos, if you scroll through my videos you can find a few that you will get the information you're looking for
Very nice vedio for excellent explanation all small details
Thanks
I’m a newer stylist & struggle with blending (for instance a #1 sides & back) with a very long top length. Never quite know how high to take it yet still leave room for blending. Scared to bring that 1 to the temple area. I always fall short. :(
I understand that completely, for that type of cut I normally use a number two up to the parietal ridge so that there is something better to support the long hair on top. And then use a number one to blend into the number two.
@@theoneminutebarber thank you!
Excelente gracias ❤
Gracias
Thanks. Your videos are really easy to follow. I've just started cutting my boys' hair. They are aged 3 and 6 years. I find the section above the ears really awkward and the fringe. I feel like there's not much room for the clippers around the ears and the fringe is difficult to get straight. Could you possibly do a little boy's basic haircut. I am using clippers and scissors as in this video. I wonder if it's worth buying a narrow clipper?
I would definitely get a little trimmer for around the ears it will make a huge difference, they also have a finer blade. Sometimes the wider teeth of the big clipper can nip the skin
Or in dollars? How much does the course cost?
Это то что мне надо! Это круто, что есть субтитры!
The best!
Всё очень доходчиво и доступно!
Very nice 👍👍👍
What about head that has flat back?
How do we work it?
I would try to visualise where I want to form a curve. And try to make a graduation up into it so I can form more a weight.
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Gracias ☺️
Best guide
New subscriber, love your video 🙏
Welcome Wendy
Thanks to you and this video, my girlfriend is now an epic barber. Thank you for saving me $40+ a month 🙏😊🤩
Fantastic!
Could you do a tutorial on a middle part with like a little longer hair ?
I started cutting hair and would like to recreate it. I kind of want the "flow" on the hair
This is the video for you
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@@theoneminutebarber Much love bro thank you
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Great cut! 👍
Love it, can't wait to try it on my son X
Good luck
Very good
Another great tutorial Michael, thank you 👍. Do you have a link to the texture powder you are using here please
Thank you dog, unfortunately this powder is available no where online. It is my own product, where are you located? I sell it in the shop for £12 if you DM my Instagram I can sell you some plus the postage cost.
@@theoneminutebarber thanks Mike, I’m in Cornwall (or Pastyland as I prefer to call it) l dm you 👍
That's cool, I've got loads of the stuff.
Thank you for the teaching. I have been cutting my son’s hair since he was 10months old. He is 15 now. I took him to the barbershop a couple of time, I have to admit my cutting was much better 😂。Could you please tell me whether the powder can be used for women’s hair to increase volume? Many thanks 🙏
Yes it can. It's really a salon product that barbers started using.
What an excellent idea! As a client I am never sure what is happening just out of sight as I sit staring at myself in the mirror.
You are so welcome!
Thank you 🙏
How much does the course cost in Colombian national currency?
I am not sure you would need to click the Udemy link and they will display the cost for you in Columbia’s currency
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Do you have any tips to do this from a much longer hair, do I tie the top up first?
That could work you will be undercutting it though. Is that the plan?
@@theoneminutebarber I honestly have no idea what I’m doing, I’m not a barber but I need to cut someone’s hair who is agoraphobic and won’t meet strangers, I think I’ve bought everything I need including a fade guide. He wants it short back and sides and heavy on the top.
Love your work Mate, I do have a request can you do a client that has straight stick out hair from the sides I do a lot of elderly clients and some have difficult hair to cut as it sticks straight out. Cheers mate from Australia 🇦🇺🦘👏🏻✂️
If I get the chance I will. That'd be good content for the channel
Today I tried the technique of sliding the shears underneath the hair to pull it towards me, as shown in 11:51, but all that happened was that the tip of the shears pulled the customers hair.
Does the type of shear matter for doing this technique? I was using my Kasho
Silver Series DLC 6.0" shear that has a convex edge.
Thank you for the great videos.
The Kasho shouldn't do that as it's a quality scissor. It's possible there is some play in the blade because the centre screw needs a bit more tension. Or that the scissors weren't closed when you slid them in. The reason for the pulling is that somehow hair is getting into the tip of the scissor.
@@theoneminutebarber thank you I will look into those things. I appreciate the response.
Good tutorial
Thank you! Cheers!
What made you not using thinning scissors? Maybe when working on reducing volume and fringe.
I prefer to reduce the bulk of the fringe by layering it. Thinning scissors can reduce density for sure but can also leave hard lines and what I call ‘poppers’. Short hairs buried in the hair that pop out because they are too short to lay flat.
What can you suggest for thinning crown and a frizzy front where a tri dye will not grow?
It’s hard to say, I mean this is the problem with my own hair and I’m on the brink of just crew cutting it. Sometimes when there is no body to it, it’s time to face facts.
Cool! Watch you from Ukraine 💪
Thank you. My great grandfather and grandmother were from Ukraine.
thanks for video Bro
my pleasure
Thanks❤
Hi Michael, this video you sent from a 4 then to a #2 then a #1 guard. Did you do a number 3 and not mention it or just go straight from a 4 down to a 2?
I think most of the time I would use a #3 in the process. But sometimes when you are cutting you can see that the cut just doesn’t need it.
Love watching your tutorials, I’m learning to master my cuts and I’m finding my speed is slow; do you have any recommendations on how to speed up ? Do you think a comb size can make difference ?
It's totally ok to be slow, I spend 30 to 40 mins on every client. It's better to be slow and get it right, overtime as you perfect everything you'll notice your speed increases
When it comes to combs I struggle with big combs, you can see the comb I use in my videos, I personally don't tend to use anything bigger
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