A Barber that I knew used to do really tight edge ups he told me when you edge up you always start on the side that has the least hair. An edge up that side first. Then edge up the other side that has the most hair because you can always subtract but you can't add ! 🙂
lolol..I had a barber who could fade like nobody's business. clipper over comb even.. fades were blurry. but his lineups always were jacked up.. needless to say I had to fire him and I hired myself. been cutting my hair ever since
Thank you so much! As a Cosmetologist, I didn't get much training on barbering. Edge up and lining was always hard for me. I am finally understanding more by watching this tutorial. Again, thank you so much!
It's good to see you helping your clients achieve a clean, natural look. Other TH-cam barbers are out there turning their victims into Lego men and Fisher-Price adventure people.
Wait, so you don’t push them back 3/4” and use an entire bottle of fibers? I thought that was the industry standard now 😂😂😂 For real though, great tutorial... nice to see someone teaching some common sense.
I have used hairspray to hold my hair in place and then I used the t-outliner to shape it up. It comes out clean. The only time I have had a hard time is when I put my part line for when I do a comb over on myself. It's harder to do that part line. Good video man. Thanks
Eh yo, you just gave a great idea. Been edging up for years and never once thought to use hair spray. I got curly nappy mix and it's always a trick to even do my own. Lol. Good post man.
Man, thank you for showing the coarser hair textures. It shouldn't be as hard as it is to find barber tutorials for nappy hair on TH-cam. you just got yourself a sub! Keep it up
EXACTLY!!!!! I get SO TIRED of these fucking barbers only wanting to show shape ups on guys with wavy hair or dark Caesars...... any blade you put on those textures of hair and I mean ANY blade is gonna look like a million bucks..... they never wanna show an ally headed guy getting a icey lineup so I agree this guy definitely earned my sub 💯💯💯👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you so much for this video. This is the most scientific approach to a line-up I’ve ever seen and I know some excellent barbers. Game changer in my eyes.
well, yes and no. when your hair grows you have a little bit of a bang which grows over where your natural lineup starts growing. the trick is to just cut enough of the "bang" to make it nice and tight without going past where the follicles naturally start growing.. but if your natural hairline is not straight then YES you do have to go past that point to make a straight line
@@SuperSecretAgentNein depends what you call "straight" . Im not talking about exact square straight; some hairlines follow a natural curvature. As long as it is cut uniform it doesn't have to be lined up straight as a box/square ..some clients don't even want it lined up like that. Others do. Depends on situation/the clients desire. So if they desire the exact square look and their natural hairline doesn't follow it then yeah I guess you could say that's a "pushback" or "professional pushback" as some would call it.
Hey thanks for this video. It truly helped me out. My edge up has been pushed back and I'm cautious to push others back but your steps helped me see a better way and still keep it sharp. Thanks again.
I'm on a very tight budget, so for some time now, I have been cutting my son's hair. I've become quite good at shaping up his fro, but im trying to become better at fading and edging. Thank you so much for this tutorial. Thank you even more for getting to the point, and keeping it clear and simple. Blessings to you and much success! 👍🏾
I’m halfway through barber college and this video has so many gold nuggets in it I will continue to watch your videos before they actually are give me weapons I need in real life thank you for making these I subscribed nothing but love
This was incredibly helpful!!! With quarantine, I have been using clippers on my husbands hair but I really wanna do a nice edge up on him. I was clueless until this video. I cannot wait to try these tricks! Thank you so much!
Thank you, I don't like starting in the middle. I was told you must start in the middle, I disagree, and after seeing this, it's good to know other people feel the same. Thanks for the camera trick too.
Thanks a lot. I do cut my hair by myself especially when i'm in Japan. Cutting the edge of my hair and doing Line up has been my greatest challenge every time. I should definitely get it right with the help of this video. Thanks Buddy
I've been having a pretty difficult time with edge-up's and like you, most of the barbers told me to start in the middle but that don't seem to be working for me. I like your tutorial and I think you did an excellent job. One reason in particular, because you showed us step by step and it "WASN'T" fast fowarded. I think I'll try it this way (making the bars first) then connecting the dots. Thank you so much.
I definitely found this helpful. I've doing the "start in the middle thing" and for the most part is been okay but this right here make so much seance.Thank you for this video (really all), we really appreciate it man.
I've always started my lines in the middle of the head... in which allow me to establish the center point of the line which deter you from taking too much hair off the line or pushing the line back more than normal. Great video!!!
Very helpful I always found it harder to start in the middle also. This way makes a whole lot more sense and makes it easier for the slanted side appear. This helped me so much.
I've always been strugglin with my edge up, once I've completed fading my hair. And by using this technique, it will help me out a lot. Cause before...... My damn edge up look like I lined it up by using a hallway design!?! Thanks for simplifying it homie!!!
Nice video.. talked well through the hair types. Finding the high and low natural line is the key.. no pro here but I been trying to adhere to that for years trying to keep myself clean.. enough that when I stated going back to shops to be able to make an educated decision about where and how you line should look and feel.. growing up on the east coast and having the same barber for years and years teaches ton a lot as well.. cats couldn’t fade when I got out here almost 20 years ago.. they’ve come a long way.. respect!!
I've also seen some barbers spray the edge up area with hairspray to make the hair stay in place and it makes the hair kinda crispy and easy to line up.
Damn you made it look so easy Definitely I will try that out I am a new barber in the field and I am struggling especially with toddlers some of them have a lot of baby hair And I have a hard time 👍👍
I like the way that he doesn't go back too far! Most barbers give everyone the same lining no matter how they hairs setup! Usually taking it way too far back!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and expertise. I learned so much you are a good teacher and easy to follow due to your down to earth lingo and manner. You are Super Great at all you do and it makes a lot of sense what you say and do to attain that great look. People like you are a Blessing! Thanks
MMA BARBER LIFE it would also be helpful for a lot of newer barbers to see the angles with the straight razor for cleanup too. I know it’s tricky in some areas and i really struggled with that for the longest time man.
Man I really appreciate you. I'm in barber school now and when I started doing edge ups I would start from the outside and work my way in like you demonstrate. For some reason my instructor has me start in the middle and while yes I have improved since being there. Sometimes I feel as though my edge ups aren't as consistent as I would like.
It’s about perspective. Be careful having people tell you that something should be done one way only. You need to do what makes you comfortable to accelerate your learning curve.
Very nice my brother. The line up is the deal sealer of the hair cut. I'm still trying to perfect my craft. I've been starting from the middle, but I want to try this method now. Makes a lot of sense and you make it look effortlessly.
Bruhhh, hands down this video and the beard C-Shape tutorial is the best Ive ever seen on TH-cam! Im gonna shout you out in my next video! God Dammn, Im looking like the dark-skin Lenny Kravitz w/ the mini afro.
I'm a "retired" barber (just took a different career path) and now mainly just cut my kids hair. The edge up is essential and imho makes or breaks the haircut. It is like washing just the body of the car, but leaving the tires dirty/muddy. On the 1st client, I would have taken the edge back a little less than 1mm on the client's left side to the darkest point to ensure the edge looked crispy the next day. But that's my opinion and preference, as I have the burden/blessing to see my clients everyday until the next cut.
Thank you so much. I am a wife who just wants to cut her husband's hair so he can spend more time at home than the barber shop. I feel ready. Thank you👍😍😃
Very helpful I always started my hair edge up from the middle after watching this its better how you do it it make it easier to match everything up if u have hairline that sticks out your way tells me how far to push back if I have too thanks
very nice.. i always wonder if i was doing it wrong when i had to create someone line up do to there not being one. like on the first client you had.. very helpful tutorial
I have thin baby hair at the front and sides and stopped going to the barbers coz they was pushing my hair line back. Currently learning how to shape up my own hair line but it ain't easy but this video was helpful 👍🏾
It's neen a year and u just got back yo Barbing last week ,i do one hairline earlier today snd inwas over confident and i start frim the middle, it's almost a mess but i make it look good enough I realize im not at the level i am a year ago and i had to come on here ti refresh my skills asap,yhis video have been helpful
This was super helpful! Prob the best line-up tutorial that I've seen! I've had some insecurities when it comes to cutting some people up and the line has that slight little slope to it. My only question is when you have someone and their temples are noticeably uneven. In that case are you going to force a lineup ( I stay away from that) or just make sharp their naturally uneven temple?
Alright I ain't gonna lie. Earlier yesterday cause it's morning anyways I lineup two kids hair and boom 💥 one was good the other was good too but I wasn't feeling it with the other so much thats why I am here and believe me from watching this video hay I know what mistake I have made. Thanks bro 🙏
Thanks so much this video is very helpful I subscribe soon as I saw it I cut my son's hair all the time and also my nephews one of my nephews I have to create his line. because like you said all the foreheads are different. But I got better every time this is just icing on the cake. Thanks again!
Dope video. Thanks for sharing. I was wondering if you had a pre line up tutorial. How to taper around the line before lining maybe. Again, thanks for the info in this video. Bars
What up, Squad! I hope you all found this helpful.
Yes very helpful and I loved how you explained the different hair textures
Definitely!!! Now I've the knowledge n more confidence to edge up myself!!
So helpful bro! I really appreciate you time to explaining and couch. Thanks.
Q: How about a continuation on edging the back and around the ears?
Dope shape up and tutorial thanks for this my brother
A Barber that I knew used to do really tight edge ups he told me when you edge up you always start on the side that has the least hair. An edge up that side first. Then edge up the other side that has the most hair because you can always subtract but you can't add ! 🙂
Damn this good advice
I can add? 1+1 = 2
You’re the first I’ve seen to do a realistic edge up on a client who doesn’t have the perfect hairline. I appreciate the knowledge!
I'm bouta send this to my barber.
You ain't lying!! I always have to touch up something after him, and he supposed to be the MASTER BARBER!! SMH
Lol facts
lolol..I had a barber who could fade like nobody's business. clipper over comb even.. fades were blurry. but his lineups always were jacked up.. needless to say I had to fire him and I hired myself. been cutting my hair ever since
mysterybat35 start a channel and get them views fam
Dead ass! Barbers wanna charge so much but be trash.
Thank you so much! As a Cosmetologist, I didn't get much training on barbering. Edge up and lining was always hard for me. I am finally understanding more by watching this tutorial. Again, thank you so much!
This is the best shapeup video, I've come across. U left the light parts intact and tapped away the strong parts to even it out...perfectly done. 👍
Bro this was a big help. I'm not a barber but I cut mine and my son's hair and this advice makes a big difference. Thank you.
It's good to see you helping your clients achieve a clean, natural look. Other TH-cam barbers are out there turning their victims into Lego men and Fisher-Price adventure people.
😂😂😂😂 nahhh dats crazy but you ain’t lying 💯
Lego 😂 fisher price 😂
Wait, so you don’t push them back 3/4” and use an entire bottle of fibers? I thought that was the industry standard now 😂😂😂
For real though, great tutorial... nice to see someone teaching some common sense.
Omg they did that to my son. I was pissed
😂😂😂
Real barbers I dont think would actually have to use it. It sets the client up for failure when they have to wash their hair .
Lol
@@King_drew lol
4 years ago i still found it refreshing everytime i felt lòst i just run back to this video. Jah bless you bredda 🙏❤
I have used hairspray to hold my hair in place and then I used the t-outliner to shape it up. It comes out clean. The only time I have had a hard time is when I put my part line for when I do a comb over on myself. It's harder to do that part line. Good video man. Thanks
Eh yo, you just gave a great idea. Been edging up for years and never once thought to use hair spray. I got curly nappy mix and it's always a trick to even do my own. Lol. Good post man.
Man, thank you for showing the coarser hair textures. It shouldn't be as hard as it is to find barber tutorials for nappy hair on TH-cam. you just got yourself a sub! Keep it up
EXACTLY!!!!! I get SO TIRED of these fucking barbers only wanting to show shape ups on guys with wavy hair or dark Caesars...... any blade you put on those textures of hair and I mean ANY blade is gonna look like a million bucks..... they never wanna show an ally headed guy getting a icey lineup so I agree this guy definitely earned my sub 💯💯💯👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Im pretty nice with line ups and this was still helpful! Always learning...always growing
Exactly... always willing to learn new shit.. 💈
Me to, good luck barber friend😀
This man doing god’s work. Bless you my brother.
“His edge up is... well you have to create it.” 😂🤦🏾♂️
😂😂😂
Lmao
#damn
💀😂😂💀💀💀💀💀
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you so much for this video. This is the most scientific approach to a line-up I’ve ever seen and I know some excellent barbers. Game changer in my eyes.
Excellent video. No enhancements were needed, no holding spray was needed. Very descriptive and to the point.
Question: what makes or dictates u edging that vertical bar STRAIGHT up n down opposed to knowing when to do it with a slight slant.
Every edge up or line up is a push back! You just push it just enough like in this video so that it looks natural.
well, yes and no. when your hair grows you have a little bit of a bang which grows over where your natural lineup starts growing. the trick is to just cut enough of the "bang" to make it nice and tight without going past where the follicles naturally start growing.. but if your natural hairline is not straight then YES you do have to go past that point to make a straight line
facts
@@mysterybat35 but most hairlines aren’t straight right? Every edge up is gonna he a pushback somewhere on the hairline right? Am I wrong?
@@SuperSecretAgentNein depends what you call "straight" . Im not talking about exact square straight; some hairlines follow a natural curvature. As long as it is cut uniform it doesn't have to be lined up straight as a box/square ..some clients don't even want it lined up like that. Others do. Depends on situation/the clients desire. So if they desire the exact square look and their natural hairline doesn't follow it then yeah I guess you could say that's a "pushback" or "professional pushback" as some would call it.
@@mysterybat35 im so glad to see this. Someone who legit understand how a edge up truly works
Hey thanks for this video. It truly helped me out. My edge up has been pushed back and I'm cautious to push others back but your steps helped me see a better way and still keep it sharp. Thanks again.
I'm on a very tight budget, so for some time now, I have been cutting my son's hair. I've become quite good at shaping up his fro, but im trying to become better at fading and edging.
Thank you so much for this tutorial. Thank you even more for getting to the point, and keeping it clear and simple.
Blessings to you and much success! 👍🏾
I’m halfway through barber college and this video has so many gold nuggets in it I will continue to watch your videos before they actually are give me weapons I need in real life thank you for making these I subscribed nothing but love
This was incredibly helpful!!! With quarantine, I have been using clippers on my husbands hair but I really wanna do a nice edge up on him. I was clueless until this video. I cannot wait to try these tricks! Thank you so much!
This is one of my struggles till this day thanks for the video🔥
Thank you, I don't like starting in the middle. I was told you must start in the middle, I disagree, and after seeing this, it's good to know other people feel the same. Thanks for the camera trick too.
It's good you passing on common sense some of us don't have it. You a straight up barber!
Thanks a lot. I do cut my hair by myself especially when i'm in Japan. Cutting the edge of my hair and doing Line up has been my greatest challenge every time. I should definitely get it right with the help of this video. Thanks Buddy
I've been having a pretty difficult time with edge-up's and like you, most of the barbers told me to start in the middle but that don't seem to be working for me. I like your tutorial and I think you did an excellent job. One reason in particular, because you showed us step by step and it "WASN'T" fast fowarded. I think I'll try it this way (making the bars first) then connecting the dots.
Thank you so much.
I hope you find this method easier. Good luck
Thank you for providing a guide to repair an edge up! Right on time with it!
I definitely found this helpful. I've doing the "start in the middle thing" and for the most part is been okay but this right here make so much seance.Thank you for this video (really all), we really appreciate it man.
same , i start in the middle nd i still struggle , ma edge ups dont come out crispy at all
I've always started my lines in the middle of the head... in which allow me to establish the center point of the line which deter you from taking too much hair off the line or pushing the line back more than normal. Great video!!!
Its best to start in middle
Me tooo... I'm about to change that up...Framework First is more error free....👍
Very helpful I always found it harder to start in the middle also. This way makes a whole lot more sense and makes it easier for the slanted side appear. This helped me so much.
Same here
This was the best edge up video I’ve ever watched👍👍👍. So glad you showed how to edge up on different hair types and shapes.
I've always been strugglin with my edge up, once I've completed fading my hair. And by using this technique, it will help me out a lot. Cause before...... My damn edge up look like I lined it up by using a hallway design!?! Thanks for simplifying it homie!!!
Nice video.. talked well through the hair types. Finding the high and low natural line is the key.. no pro here but I been trying to adhere to that for years trying to keep myself clean.. enough that when I stated going back to shops to be able to make an educated decision about where and how you line should look and feel.. growing up on the east coast and having the same barber for years and years teaches ton a lot as well.. cats couldn’t fade when I got out here almost 20 years ago.. they’ve come a long way.. respect!!
I've also seen some barbers spray the edge up area with hairspray to make the hair stay in place and it makes the hair kinda crispy and easy to line up.
Mine does that,it does work out much better he blow drys it to stay in place than lines it up
Well damn! Not the edge up being "in this dire of straights" 😂😂
Super helpful. Some do not prep the edge before cutting
Hey bro thank you so much for the step by step. This is the only video that really breaks it down in three realistic ways. Your a God send.
Great job. Thank you. I appreciate your precision and patience explaining everything
Damn you made it look so easy
Definitely I will try that out I am a new barber in the field and I am struggling especially with toddlers some of them have a lot of baby hair
And I have a hard time
👍👍
LA ON LOCATION West coast I usually line the baby hair up to let their hair fully grow in.
I like the way that he doesn't go back too far! Most barbers give everyone the same lining no matter how they hairs setup! Usually taking it way too far back!
great video your a real barber and you didn't use a blackout for none of these guys straight clipped action barbers worldwide take notes
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and expertise. I learned so much you are a good teacher and easy to follow due to your down to earth lingo and manner. You are Super Great at all you do and it makes a lot of sense what you say and do to attain that great look. People like you are a Blessing! Thanks
Great video! Simple and to the point. Clean work. Much respect. Keep the barber gang alive.
This is the best video on youtube for line-up. Please make another one for sideburns, ears & nape 🙌🏽
Will do! I was talking this with a client earlier. Stay tuned 👀
MMA BARBER LIFE it would also be helpful for a lot of newer barbers to see the angles with the straight razor for cleanup too. I know it’s tricky in some areas and i really struggled with that for the longest time man.
Actually, I did a full edge up on a client in my last haircut tutorial last week. Their is no voice over, but could be helpful. Check it out
Man I really appreciate you. I'm in barber school now and when I started doing edge ups I would start from the outside and work my way in like you demonstrate. For some reason my instructor has me start in the middle and while yes I have improved since being there. Sometimes I feel as though my edge ups aren't as consistent as I would like.
It’s about perspective. Be careful having people tell you that something should be done one way only. You need to do what makes you comfortable to accelerate your learning curve.
Man I want to attend barber school
Put a plan into place and go for it!
@@IDOITTRAVELS how much is it ? i wantto attend to get my license i can already cut
They vary from 2k to 20k
Very nice my brother. The line up is the deal sealer of the hair cut. I'm still trying to perfect my craft. I've been starting from the middle, but I want to try this method now. Makes a lot of sense and you make it look effortlessly.
It’s all about finding what makes your job easier
Hello! I just wanted to thank you for this video. I started locs on my boys ages 4 and 8. This vid really helped me out! Thanks again bro 😎
This was a amazing video man! I've been having trouble being a beginner barber. So glad this was recommended to me man 👊🏿👊🏿
This is a helpful video. I almost never get a good shape up. I think a shape up is the most important aspect of a good cut! Thx!
hands down the best video about the topic, for beginners and pros believe you me .
So scared to do edge ups before , now super excited to do them.
Pro tip: check ur mirror all the time, and I always start from the middle
Bruhhh, hands down this video and the beard C-Shape tutorial is the best Ive ever seen on TH-cam! Im gonna shout you out in my next video! God Dammn, Im looking like the dark-skin Lenny Kravitz w/ the mini afro.
This cut got me feeling like Im ready for marriage.
Yooooo! That’s what’s up. Really glad you got some knowledge from the video.
@@IDOITTRAVELS Cant wait for more of your content!
I've gotten really good now at lining myself up. I need to work on my vehicle bars. This helps a bit. Thanks!
Very useful info and solid technique and without spray painting the imperfections!
Spray painting. Lol
Thanks 🙏🏾 so much bro the corners were my struggle God bless thanks for your knowledge
I'm a "retired" barber (just took a different career path) and now mainly just cut my kids hair. The edge up is essential and imho makes or breaks the haircut. It is like washing just the body of the car, but leaving the tires dirty/muddy. On the 1st client, I would have taken the edge back a little less than 1mm on the client's left side to the darkest point to ensure the edge looked crispy the next day. But that's my opinion and preference, as I have the burden/blessing to see my clients everyday until the next cut.
One of your best, if not the best, videos you’ve ever done!
Awww man! I’m gonna have to step my game up.
MMA BARBER LIFE 🙌🙌🙌
I was taught to start the edge up from the middle
Thanks for this video, simplified it 👌🏽
Thank you so much. I am a wife who just wants to cut her husband's hair so he can spend more time at home than the barber shop. I feel ready. Thank you👍😍😃
Let him have the guy time. It’s not just the haircut we enjoy.
Gadon Zen no let him have his time. He don’t have to be home with you all the time lol
You sound insecure lmao
You are to possessive. If you smother him, he will leave you. 🙄
Very professional.... that's what you call a professional push back🔥🔥🔥
This was fire I just cut my son hair first time became nervous on the edging I think I got it now !! Thank you
Very helpful I always started my hair edge up from the middle after watching this its better how you do it it make it easier to match everything up if u have hairline that sticks out your way tells me how far to push back if I have too thanks
Thank you much MMA Barber! I appreciate your simplistic Edge Up! Tutorial..Very neat and Clean.
Ms.Penelope
Good work. The first one was a great transformation. The second one didn't need much work. The last one looked easy.
Thank you very much, the best video and method that works for me. I am a single mother who do my son hair from time to time. 💯💥
Super helpful 💯 Perfectly executed line ups on all heads 👌
You explained that very well, and I will definitely be sharing this video!
thank you OG sir I struggle with people that have no shape to the lineup I will watch this about 10 times so it can imprint in my head how to
yo bro you been very helpful,I appreciate you helping me with the edge up practice. your a lifesaver.
very nice.. i always wonder if i was doing it wrong when i had to create someone line up do to there not being one. like on the first client you had.. very helpful tutorial
Dam bro. The thought and effort that went into this video was incredible
Relationship with a barber starts and ends at the edge. F*ck up my hair line and I'm out! Lol
I have thin baby hair at the front and sides and stopped going to the barbers coz they was pushing my hair line back. Currently learning how to shape up my own hair line but it ain't easy but this video was helpful 👍🏾
I basically visualize the line up and then give a rough draft examining my work then Killshot finished with razor 😀
this is the most helpful haircut video i’ve watched, and i’ve been doing self cuts for four years
Very helpful bro. I think I’m going to try this method since I don’t have luck with starting in the middle. Appreciate you!
It's neen a year and u just got back yo Barbing last week ,i do one hairline earlier today snd inwas over confident and i start frim the middle, it's almost a mess but i make it look good enough
I realize im not at the level i am a year ago and i had to come on here ti refresh my skills asap,yhis video have been helpful
Dope it was really helpful that you did different clients helped alot thank you 👏
Very good tutorial without any oushbacks....You did that...GOOD JOB
I meant pushback not what my phone typed up
This was super helpful! Prob the best line-up tutorial that I've seen! I've had some insecurities when it comes to cutting some people up and the line has that slight little slope to it. My only question is when you have someone and their temples are noticeably uneven. In that case are you going to force a lineup ( I stay away from that) or just make sharp their naturally uneven temple?
Alright I ain't gonna lie. Earlier yesterday cause it's morning anyways I lineup two kids hair and boom 💥 one was good the other was good too but I wasn't feeling it with the other so much thats why I am here and believe me from watching this video hay I know what mistake I have made. Thanks bro 🙏
Found this really helpful! Will trying it out in the shop tomorrow! :) 💈✂️❤️
I edge up the exact same way. I enjoy your videos man. I like your work. Big Up.
Great minds think alike.
Who's here watching after the quarantine? lol.
I live in the past, so I'm watching before the quarantine.
Not you
we out here bro lmao
Lol...Yep that’s why I’m here. I use to cut my hair in High School (Over 30 years ago) and I need a refresher. He has good content though. 😀
Might as well teach ourselves a useful skill
Man you really help me out on this video thanks 🙏🏾 that’s was some(million dollar game)
Thanks so much this video is very helpful I subscribe soon as I saw it I cut my son's hair all the time and also my nephews one of my nephews I have to create his line. because like you said all the foreheads are different. But I got better every time this is just icing on the cake. Thanks again!
Edward Wright ya
What it say hello say hello
Good job G!..Really professional vision.I appreaciate that much more as a barber/artist myself
Awesome vid! Best edge up video on the tube
This was very helpful..what kind of trimmers do you use because i think my problem is the type of trimmers i use.
Where can I find good edge trimming shears? What brand do you recommend?
Man. You are the plug
I just got some clippers start cutting my sons hair did ok the first time but I’ll try this method next time and let you know thanks bro good tutorial
Very good informative video. I can't get to my barber due to the pandemic but this will help me have my line looking crispy.
Dope video. Thanks for sharing.
I was wondering if you had a pre line up tutorial. How to taper around the line before lining maybe.
Again, thanks for the info in this video.
Bars
I don’t have one specifically with that. I do have a full edge up with beard tutorial.
Do you have any videos on how to distinguish, where to establish the vertical bars
I cut my son's hair at home, but do struggle with the edge up. Very helpful video bro. Which detailer would you recommend?
Here’s a good one: amzn.to/3qb62QU
just keep on going bruh we need a barber like like we are so far from your location all we need to do is watch btw im from PH.
I cut straight hair more than curly hair, but I’m ready to get better at curly hair and I struggle with the hair line, so yes that was very helpful.
Thank you so much man! Ive been struggling