I went to hairdresser who didn’t wash my hair before cutting & I asked why & she said I didn’t ask for a wash & cut! Um I thought it was part of cutting hair!
This poor man MUST have been struggling with that dry, probably itchy scalp. Kudos to you for your patience and commitment to helping him to a happier, healthier outcome.
I’m a nurse and I was gulping big. However, I appreciate that your client allowed you to tape this so others can see that this isn’t not a healthy scalp. You did a great job!
@@mikechrisscorpio.2659 l am thinking that for someone's hair to get to that stage, he must have been a homeless person and couldn't take care of himself..not even to get it washed. WOW!! unbelievable!!
Girl, It's literally just dreads... Ain't nothing special about cutting a freaking piece of dread... Hell I got dreads right now and I'ma cut mine off soon too.
I feel for this man. I have psoriasis however it’s managed with medications right now. When I was in flares it was embarrassing to seek beauty treatments of any kind due to people judging and not understanding it’s a medical condition and not contagious. Thank you for taking such great care of him.
Exactly. I've had it for over 40 yrs in varying degrees. So many people have it, yet so many people still seem so ignorant & uneducated about it. People saying they had some particular shampoo & it cleared up, it was very very unlikely to be psoriasis. It can be managed for periods of time, it can even come & go for a while, but it's still incurable at the moment. there's still a depressing amount of snake oil sellers out there making a killing from it, becasue when you have it, you can get desperate to try anything.
@leahblevins9202 Yes it should. I purchased a medicated shampoo. You can buy from your local pharmacy. Tea tree oil and acv from the grocery store. Added acv and water to a spray bottle would saturate my hair and sit for 15 mins, be sure to dilute the acv with water. Straight acv stings like HELL on your scalp. After 15 min, I would wash twice with the medicated shampoo and add the tea tree oil to my scalp for another 15 mins, then rinse out. I repeated this for 3months straight every couple days, not every day cause acv will dry your scalp out. Hope it helps you and clears your problem up as well.
I don't venture to this side of TH-cam often, but the narration held my interest to the end. It's a delicate balance to express your feelings while maintaining your client's dignity. Fantastic storytelling and barbering skills.
The scalp needed to be washed with a medicated shampoo and the scalp needed to be treated. Whoever was doing his locks was not taking care of his hair or scalp.
he a whole grown man he chose that style, his hygiene aint nobody else responsibility. All the resources to show how to properly take care of ya nasty dreds are out there. he didnt care
Listen. I have plaque Psoriasis and had it everywhere. It has not to do with hygiene. Our skin cells grow 3X faster than normal. Get dreads and for years he had prob a huge buildup. Honestly I would never get dreads. Hard on the scalp and hair.😊
Unisex hairdresser from UK here, that de bulking with the #3 guard would have had me in a panic at that point!, you're so talented!!👏 taking notes!! Lol.
I love this shiii. People in the comments complaining, but I got my popcorn out lol. Amazing cut, awesome client, and good lessons to be learned in this video. Nothing but respect to you and your clients. Thank you for ALLOWING us to see this cut.
A+, I swear, it is so wonderful to see a well groomed man with short hair. Man, he looks so handsome. You did a great job. You should have a before and after picture at the end of your videos.
Hope he keeps it up! I don't understand how people can neglect their scalp and hair for long periods of time. If I did that, it would put me in an asylum for good. I wish him the best. Now when the world sees him, he will get a different reaction.
I cut my locs a little over a year ago after growing them 16 years because my scalp was doing this exact same thing. Huge flakes of skin and buildup coming from my scalp. I still deal with it from time to time but not as bad when I had locs. I, also, have sort of hair thinning. I'm thinking this is a result of my weight gain and health issues over the last couple years. You did a very good job on his cut.
I had the same thing with short hair. I lot of dry patchy spots on my scalp and thinning. I used Eucerin Aquaphor, you can get it from any drug store or even Walmart or Target. It is normally for cracked dry skin on the feet and body. I used to use it for my feet and it worked wonders. I started using it in my hair and I love it. I also used a treatment of putting on dandruff shampoo before I get in the shower and let it sit for about five minutes before I shampoo and wash it out. I don't touch Dax or Ultra Sheen as it isn't really an ointment like Aquaphor. I hope that helps you.
I had seborrheic dermatitis. I stopped all forms of sugar and reduced my carb intake and now after 6 months I no longer suffer from it plus I lost a lot of weight 👍🏽 Most times it the food we eat that causes us issues.
@@roxcyn Great question and well put as most people don't know. By far I know most of my Rastafarian friend wash their locs but its more of a natural process and not regularly. When I say natural, not with Head and Shoulders but more a mix of old passed down methods that don't contain all the horseshit for a lack of a better word someone like I would use. I am guilty of the worst type of hygiene as Irish Spring body wash is my go-to even though I know that it contains so many types of chemicals that cannot be possibly good for me. But in short washing your hair regularly is not good for the hair to begin with for anyone.
I use apple cider vinegar to remove scale. Then I wash. You may have to use vinegar a couple of washes for it to dissolve dead skin. Maui Moisture Shampoo works the best for not irritating the scalp. Olive oil, Shea butter, Amla oil, or Argan oil help. I stopped drinking milk and almost gave up dairy completely. Castille soap is good for sensitive skin also. Great job.
You did a good job.!!!!🙂👍 Better you than me though, because I was itching the whole time I was watching this 😱 My Daughter had Periousis on her scalp when she was little, not this bad though. I had to take her to the Dermatologist and she gave her some Medicated Shampoo and oil she had to use. In about 6 Months it had cleared up. She started growing Dreads when she was 15, she is 31 now . She has never suffered from any more dry scalp. Thank God🙂🙏
I have Psoriasis and when it gets in the scalp it's painful! I feel for this man because if he's dealing with any type of skin issue his poor scalp probably hurts. I'm sure he's much happier with the short cut
I had the same thing with short hair. I lot of dry patchy spots on my scalp and thinning. I used Eucerin Aquaphor, you can get it from any drug store or even Walmart or Target. It is normally for cracked dry skin on the feet and body. I used to use it for my feet and it worked wonders. I started using it in my hair and I love it. I also used a treatment of putting on dandruff shampoo before I get in the shower and let it sit for about five minutes before I shampoo and wash it out. I don't touch Dax or Ultra Sheen as it isn't really an ointment like Aquaphor. I hope that helps you.
Autoimmune disease is not that easy, people spend thousands on co-pays, infrared treatments, travel to the Dead Sea etc, all to try to cure psoriasis - my son has it on his arms. It's very painful!
@@voluntaryismistheanswer Aw I'm sorry to hear that. Try boric acid or you can do a mixture 1 part apple cider vinegar 1 part water rub it on his skin let it dry and then rub coconut oil on his arms. I hope this helps
I think this is a kind of dandruff people get from an autoimmune reaction to yeast. We all have yeast in our follicles. Some people have overpopulation, and the immune system reacts to it. The result is that the surrounding skin cells are also attacked. It causes this type of build-up. Antifungals, both oral and topical, can help this problem.
Your talent is beyond words!! Speaking from the viewpoint of a professional hairstylist your skill level is beyond!! The patience and dedication it took for you to achieve the look your client wanted surpasses the average barber!! Extremely impressed with the quality of your work!!
You basically gave him excellent skin/scalp care. You showed him the possibilities. He will probably be quite pleased to continue good skin care. This is really wonderful.💖
I use the same method for my fades. I love how you treat each person as a different challenge. No one has exactly the same thing. Everyone’s different. The thickness, the way their hair grows, and the patchiness. You are a master at what you do and is a joy watching you.
I’m currently in the process of trying to convince my husband to cut his locks. He’s had them for 13 years but they are unkept and to be honest I don’t think he knows how to properly maintain. I just know he would look amazing and cleaner with a different look. I hate how that makes me sound. But this is his hair journey and I’m here to support him. I just worry because the build up is SERIOUS ☹️
I don't think it makes you sound bad at all, you genuinely care. I think he'd feel better if he got them taken care of. He can always do them again but better next time. A new look makes everyone feel better. (:
Sis, I will be praying for you that your hubby gets a hair cut. I suggest showing him this video so that he can see what goes on under that type style. Blessing to you both.
You sound like a caring wife. Have him watch this video with you. It might bring about a change for him. He might understand the importance of the upkeep, or cut them off.
❤ You are a very good instructer, you have the skill, knowledge, patience and the utermost ability to access a problem and come up with comprehensive, method quickly. Great job
As a former hairdresser, I find it fascinating watching barbering. We covered barbering skills briefly back in hair school - but that’s nothing like watching an expert at work, especially when dealing with difficult cases. You’ve got him looking so fresh, and he’ll be better able to care for his scalp condition now. He must feel great.
Paul Mitchell Tea Tree yo ❤ I’ve searched for 10+ years to help my clients and it’s the only thing that works for them! Tell them to use it at least 3 days a week. Let it sit on their scalp for a few minutes until they’re done washing their body and rinse well! Game changer! You can use it in your shop as well. But you’d have to shave beards etc first. Key is to let it sit for a few minutes and then rinse. Works better than anything else on the market for 9/10 of my clients. Of course, everyone is different! It cost around $28 a bottle. But it’s worth it! Love ❤️ your work ❤
Paul Mitchell TT is the ish! It did wonders for my itchy scalp. I used to have crusty patches and used stuff like T-Sal and Nizoral but Paul Mitchell worked the best.
That was so cool to watch. What a huge transformation, both emotionally and physically. I loved watching the care you took with this client. What a great job!. Not merely a skill, but an art - with geometry. (I bet you were good in math.) Don't you just love random TH-cam channel discoveries? Thanks! :)
Great result Gamechanger. That first haircut after a major transformation, you take what you can get (within reason of course), especially when the customer is new. Those next two haircuts won't work you as hard. Happy new year sir.
😮 wow u did and amazing 👏 job. Dry scalp is awful and something men need a special hair oil 🛢 his hair was hard he was blessed to find you bring patient and not disrespectful you're amazing !
If you don't mind a word of advice, cocoa butter is good for dry skin but... you appear to be dealing with a scalp condition. I know that Sulphur 8 conditioner would help greatly. Also selsum blue shampoo on a bi-weekly bases could calm those scales and patches.Use it on your side burns and beard too. Be careful not to get it in your eyes. After using the Sulphur 8,you can cover it at night, so as not to have a smelly pillow. But I promise you a better scalp after a few weeks. Good luck young man!
I had the same thing with short hair. I lot of dry patchy spots on my scalp and thinning. I used Eucerin Aquaphor, you can get it from any drug store or even Walmart or Target. It is normally for cracked dry skin on the feet and body. I used to use it for my feet and it worked wonders. I started using it in my hair and I love it. I also used a treatment of putting on dandruff shampoo before I get in the shower and let it sit for about five minutes before I shampoo and wash it out. I don't touch Dax or Ultra Sheen as it isn't really an ointment like Aquaphor. I hope that helps you.
I watched your video, hands-down the most excellent edge up and haircut I have ever seen this man must feel like 1 million bucks. Excellent job my friend.
I really learned a lot by you explaining how to cut your client's hair..It was a mess, but your experience was a game changer..You are a magician. He looked so fresh, and I know he felt great..
As someone who suffered from chronic exema for over two decades, it sure looks like that and not psoriasis. Exema is miserable and with thick hair or matting, it's far worse. It burns and itches and bleeds builds up again as the buildup is removed or sluffed off. Thanks for helping this gentleman!
I really would have liked to see you put some oil/shine on his dry hair at the end and steam his face and add a little moisture to it. Great cut, but that boy looked dry in the end.
That was a serious transformation! I like the fact that you said you can’t compare two different peoples cuts. Every client is different. The fact that you know that shows you are a Barber, not just cutting hair at great clips.
I love watching your videos because I learn so much. I’m not a hairdresser, it has helped me understand what my students are going through and talking about
You would be an excellent teacher,I was a cosmetologist for 45yrs and taught for 6yrs. I know an excellent barber when I here you explain the reason why you do what's you do. Loved the video
Iʻm not even a barber but this was so mesmerizing to watch i had to watch the whole thing! Sir care like this is hard to find! Beautiful work. You truly have a talent.
I have dreads and my scalp use to be like this but not this bad. So I went to a dermatologist and now I use KETOCONAZOLE shampoo. It works wonders. I barely see it now. I also use triamcinolone ointment on my scalp, it has steroids in it.
@@TheAutumnWind_RN4L nah it’s not… This medication is used to control dandruff. Use of this medication may help to relieve the flaking, scaling and itching associated with dandruff. Ketoconazole is an azole antifungal that works by preventing the growth of fungus.Ketoconazole 2% shampoo is also used to treat a skin condition known as pityriasis (tinea versicolor), a fungal infection that causes a lightening or darkening of the skin of the neck, chest, arms, or legs.
Beautiful work! Nice to see the care you put into this clients hair. Good Barbers are a rarity these days. He looks good and I am sure he was pleased as well.
His scalp is the problem. He needs to see a dermatologist then whoever did his locs didn’t care about his hair. That’s what I hate about these outta the bathroom loc doers. Anyone can slap gel on ur hair and twist it but that doesn’t make them a loctitian.
I've come to realize (from videos such as yours) that dreadlocks require special care to maintain healthy skin & hair. Perhaps you could do a video on the best way to maintain dreadlocks - I think it would help a lot of people who like the style but really don't know how to maintain it best. Your client looked decades younger and really happy with his new hair when you were done - great job! BTW - the extra skin you referred to I believe is what's referred to as 'cradle crust' in babies.
This was my first time watching your channel. Yikes! Your cut was great and I appreciated your narration. I have read that for locs and braids, people need to clean their scalps regularly with an apple cider vinegar solution, diluted with water. There is a certain ratio of water to vinegar, but that information can be determined with a little more research. The solution cleanses, balances the pH, and exfoliates the scalp. I hope that client goes to a dermatologist for the proper diagnosis.
Wow, you've done an amazing job with this client. I really feel what was going on for you in your head & in your voice over. Very descriptive. I worked as a barber & hairdresser. I still remember that one client who had such a damaged scalp. Bits of skin were blocking up my comb. He wouldn't let me wash his hair & when I hit it with a water spray, man the stale nicotine smell in his hair hit me! It was so difficult could get through it, so I get how you had a goal line to get to. Now he will be able to give his scalp care all the nurturing it needs. Your lines & frame of the face & back of his neck were highly commendable. Great work indeed!! 💯👏🏽
Bro THANK YOU for washing the client’s head. So many barbers are getting top dollar but aren’t providing quality services.
I went to hairdresser who didn’t wash my hair before cutting & I asked why & she said I didn’t ask for a wash & cut! Um I thought it was part of cutting hair!
I argue this all the time. This is an on-time comment. Who pays a barber $75+ and there is no wash at all? Makes no sense...
He's showing respect
People need to learn personal hygiene
@@Elizabeth-rq1viSo you got exactly what was requested? How rude 😂
This poor man MUST have been struggling with that dry, probably itchy scalp. Kudos to you for your patience and commitment to helping him to a happier, healthier outcome.
I’m a nurse and I was gulping big. However, I appreciate that your client allowed you to tape this so others can see that this isn’t not a healthy scalp. You did a great job!
Not like hes a little kid. If youre a grown ass man with a dry itchy dirty scalp, WASH IT ! its basic common sense.
@@mteokay1246I'm with you. There are so many hair and scalp care products available. People need to take of their heads.
No one told him to grow his hair out like a woman and not take care of it
Probably itchy? Stanky. Pillow cases funky. I could go on and on but my fur baby ready to go outside.
Aww, I love that you let him cut off the last lock. I bet that felt so empowering for him!
EMPOWERING PLEASE! Cutting Off That Last Piece Of NASTY, NAPPY ROPE Isn't POWER ✂️
Empowering?? You can’t be serious. Cutting a piece of hair isn’t significant. He’s a grown man. Some of y’all need to get off that kiss a$$ shhh
@@mikechrisscorpio.2659 l am thinking that for someone's hair to get to that stage, he must have been a homeless person and couldn't take care of himself..not even to get it washed. WOW!! unbelievable!!
Girl, It's literally just dreads... Ain't nothing special about cutting a freaking piece of dread... Hell I got dreads right now and I'ma cut mine off soon too.
I feel for this man. I have psoriasis however it’s managed with medications right now. When I was in flares it was embarrassing to seek beauty treatments of any kind due to people judging and not understanding it’s a medical condition and not contagious. Thank you for taking such great care of him.
Exactly. I've had it for over 40 yrs in varying degrees. So many people have it, yet so many people still seem so ignorant & uneducated about it. People saying they had some particular shampoo & it cleared up, it was very very unlikely to be psoriasis. It can be managed for periods of time, it can even come & go for a while, but it's still incurable at the moment. there's still a depressing amount of snake oil sellers out there making a killing from it, becasue when you have it, you can get desperate to try anything.
Agreed! I treated mine at home apple cider vinegar and tea tree oil and a good medicated shampoo. I havent had a flare up in over 10 years.
@@taraking8555 Holistic...they way to go
@@taraking8555 would that work for eczema and what did you do?
@leahblevins9202 Yes it should. I purchased a medicated shampoo. You can buy from your local pharmacy. Tea tree oil and acv from the grocery store. Added acv and water to a spray bottle would saturate my hair and sit for 15 mins, be sure to dilute the acv with water. Straight acv stings like HELL on your scalp. After 15 min, I would wash twice with the medicated shampoo and add the tea tree oil to my scalp for another 15 mins, then rinse out. I repeated this for 3months straight every couple days, not every day cause acv will dry your scalp out. Hope it helps you and clears your problem up as well.
I don't venture to this side of TH-cam often, but the narration held my interest to the end. It's a delicate balance to express your feelings while maintaining your client's dignity. Fantastic storytelling and barbering skills.
I couldn't agree more, held my interest until the end. Great skills barbering and speaking!
😂
I love when people are passionate and knowledgeable about the work they do
Literally said almost word-for-word the same comment. He is going to be very successful as a barber
This is somebody who sees this as an art and takes pride in his job it's not just for the paycheck
Your openness and honesty while still being kind and considerate is so refreshing. Subbed!
THANK YOU!
The scalp needed to be washed with a medicated shampoo and the scalp needed to be treated. Whoever was doing his locks was not taking care of his hair or scalp.
He needed it all off and doctor referral for appropriate treatment...did no-one teach him about personal care?
Can you imagine the stink of that head.
he a whole grown man he chose that style, his hygiene aint nobody else responsibility. All the resources to show how to properly take care of ya nasty dreds are out there. he didnt care
@@MillzSznmaybe he suffers from depression and this is his first step. Hopefully he saw a dermatologist to help with his scalp too.
Listen. I have plaque Psoriasis and had it everywhere. It has not to do with hygiene. Our skin cells grow 3X faster than normal. Get dreads and for years he had prob a huge buildup. Honestly I would never get dreads. Hard on the scalp and hair.😊
Nice transformation!
You did an absolutely FANTASTIC job on the client's hair. He should probably see a dermatologist for his scalp issues.
He ended up looking so elegant! Your voice-over was really interesting; I hugely appreciate listening to artisans talk about their work. 💯
Unisex hairdresser from UK here, that de bulking with the #3 guard would have had me in a panic at that point!, you're so talented!!👏 taking notes!! Lol.
I love this shiii. People in the comments complaining, but I got my popcorn out lol. Amazing cut, awesome client, and good lessons to be learned in this video. Nothing but respect to you and your clients. Thank you for ALLOWING us to see this cut.
Great job! You are so skilled!
Well said!!!
@@cecileroy557pulling out 🍿😂😂😂
Nice job! Handsome fellow! Great barber
You, my friend, are truly an artist. Great job. Kindness like yours are highly underrated.
And what a nice face he has ...❤
You are a compassionate professional
Love your work as well, as how you explain as you go. You were so good to this fellow. Wonderful job.
My gosh he is a good looking man!!! Gorgeous haircut/transformation. You are so detailed and work magic.
There is nothing sexier than listening to a man who is passionate about his craft!!!
A+, I swear, it is so wonderful to see a well groomed man with short hair. Man, he looks so handsome. You did a great job. You should have a before and after picture at the end of your videos.
Showing your client respect for his look makes you a great hair cutter. And a good person too!! Keeep it up man
You did a great job. The client looks awesome and I love the tone of your voice. You are very relaxing to listen to.
You did that!!! Beautiful work! The Black community needs more barbers like you.
He looks so good with that hair cut. He looks younger and clean. Very handsome guy!!👍👍
Hope he keeps it up! I don't understand how people can neglect their scalp and hair for long periods of time. If I did that, it would put me in an asylum for good. I wish him the best. Now when the world sees him, he will get a different reaction.
I love to see barbers and beauticians put so much effort into their craft. It's a passion for them and this is beautiful too see. Great work.
I cut my locs a little over a year ago after growing them 16 years because my scalp was doing this exact same thing. Huge flakes of skin and buildup coming from my scalp. I still deal with it from time to time but not as bad when I had locs. I, also, have sort of hair thinning. I'm thinking this is a result of my weight gain and health issues over the last couple years. You did a very good job on his cut.
You probably have seborrheic dermatitis. A dermatologist can help you get rid of that
I had the same thing with short hair. I lot of dry patchy spots on my scalp and thinning. I used Eucerin Aquaphor, you can get it from any drug store or even Walmart or Target. It is normally for cracked dry skin on the feet and body. I used to use it for my feet and it worked wonders. I started using it in my hair and I love it. I also used a treatment of putting on dandruff shampoo before I get in the shower and let it sit for about five minutes before I shampoo and wash it out. I don't touch Dax or Ultra Sheen as it isn't really an ointment like Aquaphor. I hope that helps you.
I had seborrheic dermatitis. I stopped all forms of sugar and reduced my carb intake and now after 6 months I no longer suffer from it plus I lost a lot of weight 👍🏽
Most times it the food we eat that causes us issues.
Pardon my ignorance, can people with locs wash their hair?
@@roxcyn Great question and well put as most people don't know. By far I know most of my Rastafarian friend wash their locs but its more of a natural process and not regularly. When I say natural, not with Head and Shoulders but more a mix of old passed down methods that don't contain all the horseshit for a lack of a better word someone like I would use. I am guilty of the worst type of hygiene as Irish Spring body wash is my go-to even though I know that it contains so many types of chemicals that cannot be possibly good for me. But in short washing your hair regularly is not good for the hair to begin with for anyone.
I use apple cider vinegar to remove scale. Then I wash. You may have to use vinegar a couple of washes for it to dissolve dead skin. Maui Moisture Shampoo works the best for not irritating the scalp. Olive oil, Shea butter, Amla oil, or Argan oil help. I stopped drinking milk and almost gave up dairy completely. Castille soap is good for sensitive skin also. Great job.
You did a good job.!!!!🙂👍 Better you than me though, because I was itching the whole time I was watching this 😱 My Daughter had Periousis on her scalp when she was little, not this bad though. I had to take her to the Dermatologist and she gave her some Medicated Shampoo and oil she had to use. In about 6 Months it had cleared up. She started growing Dreads when she was 15, she is 31 now . She has never suffered from any more dry scalp. Thank God🙂🙏
You’re an artist! The edges are so sharp & precise.
I have Psoriasis and when it gets in the scalp it's painful! I feel for this man because if he's dealing with any type of skin issue his poor scalp probably hurts. I'm sure he's much happier with the short cut
I had the same thing with short hair. I lot of dry patchy spots on my scalp and thinning. I used Eucerin Aquaphor, you can get it from any drug store or even Walmart or Target. It is normally for cracked dry skin on the feet and body. I used to use it for my feet and it worked wonders. I started using it in my hair and I love it. I also used a treatment of putting on dandruff shampoo before I get in the shower and let it sit for about five minutes before I shampoo and wash it out. I don't touch Dax or Ultra Sheen as it isn't really an ointment like Aquaphor. I hope that helps you.
I mix Vicks Vabor Rub and Blue Magic hair greas, together and grease my scalp,it helped me ,ijs
Love a man who has passion for his work! You truly are an artist. Respect.
He needs to see a dermatologist for psoriasis
Autoimmune disease is not that easy, people spend thousands on co-pays, infrared treatments, travel to the Dead Sea etc, all to try to cure psoriasis - my son has it on his arms. It's very painful!
Eczema.
@@voluntaryismistheanswer Aw I'm sorry to hear that. Try boric acid or you can do a mixture 1 part apple cider vinegar 1 part water rub it on his skin let it dry and then rub coconut oil on his arms. I hope this helps
I think this is a kind of dandruff people get from an autoimmune reaction to yeast. We all have yeast in our follicles. Some people have overpopulation, and the immune system reacts to it. The result is that the surrounding skin cells are also attacked. It causes this type of build-up. Antifungals, both oral and topical, can help this problem.
@@christymalekani4104yogurt... eating yogurt helps , regular eating of it will help with yeast 8n your body.
Your talent is beyond words!! Speaking from the viewpoint of a professional hairstylist your skill level is beyond!! The patience and dedication it took for you to achieve the look your client wanted surpasses the average barber!! Extremely impressed with the quality of your work!!
He looks so much better and must feel 100 times better! Great job
You basically gave him excellent skin/scalp care. You showed him the possibilities. He will probably be quite pleased to continue good skin care. This is really wonderful.💖
I use the same method for my fades. I love how you treat each person as a different challenge. No one has exactly the same thing. Everyone’s different. The thickness, the way their hair grows, and the patchiness. You are a master at what you do and is a joy watching you.
Your client looks 10 times better now…you did an awesome job!!
Great video!! Thank you for your professionalism and education on this amazing transformation
I’m currently in the process of trying to convince my husband to cut his locks. He’s had them for 13 years but they are unkept and to be honest I don’t think he knows how to properly maintain. I just know he would look amazing and cleaner with a different look. I hate how that makes me sound. But this is his hair journey and I’m here to support him. I just worry because the build up is SERIOUS ☹️
I don't think it makes you sound bad at all, you genuinely care. I think he'd feel better if he got them taken care of. He can always do them again but better next time. A new look makes everyone feel better. (:
@@imppress thank you I needed that!
Sis, I will be praying for you that your hubby gets a hair cut. I suggest showing him this video so that he can see what goes on under that type style. Blessing to you both.
@@princessladyjoy_online thank you! 🙏🏻🙌🏻💕
You sound like a caring wife. Have him watch this video with you. It might bring about a change for him. He might understand the importance of the upkeep, or cut them off.
Good looking cut as usual thanks for bring back the masters they are the go to FINISHER.
❤ You are a very good instructer, you have the skill, knowledge, patience and the utermost ability to access a problem and come up with comprehensive, method quickly. Great job
Love how you’re teaching throughout this process. Beautiful to see ❤
Oh yes, he ready now for whatever! Very handsome man right there!! Awesome job! 😊
As a former hairdresser, I find it fascinating watching barbering. We covered barbering skills briefly back in hair school - but that’s nothing like watching an expert at work, especially when dealing with difficult cases.
You’ve got him looking so fresh, and he’ll be better able to care for his scalp condition now. He must feel great.
The skill, the knowledge, the passion, the artistry ❤
Thank you!!!
Paul Mitchell Tea Tree yo ❤ I’ve searched for 10+ years to help my clients and it’s the only thing that works for them! Tell them to use it at least 3 days a week. Let it sit on their scalp for a few minutes until they’re done washing their body and rinse well! Game changer! You can use it in your shop as well. But you’d have to shave beards etc first. Key is to let it sit for a few minutes and then rinse. Works better than anything else on the market for 9/10 of my clients. Of course, everyone is different! It cost around $28 a bottle. But it’s worth it! Love ❤️ your work ❤
Paul Mitchell TT is the ish! It did wonders for my itchy scalp. I used to have crusty patches and used stuff like T-Sal and Nizoral but Paul Mitchell worked the best.
You took your time, worked your technique and the end result looks fantastic! He looks handsome and pleased. Well done!
That was so cool to watch. What a huge transformation, both emotionally and physically. I loved watching the care you took with this client. What a great job!. Not merely a skill, but an art - with geometry. (I bet you were good in math.) Don't you just love random TH-cam channel discoveries? Thanks! :)
I've been a barber since 1991, ibve seen some crazy stuff too man. Great vid man, new sub. I like that you narrate as you go . Very cool man.
Great result Gamechanger. That first haircut after a major transformation, you take what you can get (within reason of course), especially when the customer is new. Those next two haircuts won't work you as hard. Happy new year sir.
Watching you work was very relaxing for me so I know it must have been for your client…great job!
He looks so relaxed when you were washing his hair.Great video
Dayum this takes PATIENCE & TALENT 😮 AWESOME 👏
Black barbers are like Japanese artisans, man. I’m almost always impressed with the skill level.
Your work was very interesting and eye opening. Thank you for sharing, and thank you to your client.
Top notch client service as well as hair/scalp knowledge. Love to see it!
😮 wow u did and amazing 👏 job. Dry scalp is awful and something men need a special hair oil 🛢 his hair was hard he was blessed to find you bring patient and not disrespectful you're amazing !
I love that you let him cut off the last one❤
May I say that this client has a majestic profile.
Fascinating video that dropped in my feed. Nice work ❤
If you don't mind a word of advice, cocoa butter is good for dry skin but... you appear to be dealing with a scalp condition. I know that Sulphur 8 conditioner would help
greatly. Also selsum blue shampoo on a bi-weekly bases could calm those scales and patches.Use it on your side burns and beard too. Be careful not to get it in your eyes.
After using the Sulphur 8,you can cover it at night, so as not to have a smelly pillow. But I promise you a better scalp after a few weeks. Good luck young man!
I had the same thing with short hair. I lot of dry patchy spots on my scalp and thinning. I used Eucerin Aquaphor, you can get it from any drug store or even Walmart or Target. It is normally for cracked dry skin on the feet and body. I used to use it for my feet and it worked wonders. I started using it in my hair and I love it. I also used a treatment of putting on dandruff shampoo before I get in the shower and let it sit for about five minutes before I shampoo and wash it out. I don't touch Dax or Ultra Sheen as it isn't really an ointment like Aquaphor. I hope that helps you.
That's right, pull out the ole school products - They work well.
I watched your video, hands-down the most excellent edge up and haircut I have ever seen this man must feel like 1 million bucks. Excellent job my friend.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
I'm a 50 year old white woman from England uk who fell upon your page! NICEEEEE JOB! ❤
You truly have patience and SKILLS!!!!! Job well done
I’m glad you used gloves ❤❤
Amazing. You are a patient man. God bless you.
I can’t wear braids for too long because my scalp gets itchy. You did an excellent job and with such care.
Great result. The clean, precise edging really makes it.
He enjoyed that shampoo! Great job. He looks like a new man!
You are a wonderful man and I can see how much you love your job. How well cared for he must feel. Thank you.
Gorgeous job. You have skills, I enjoyed watching the transformation, this client looks much better with short style. Good job!!!
I really learned a lot by you explaining how to cut your client's hair..It was a mess, but your experience was a game changer..You are a magician. He looked so fresh, and I know he felt great..
As someone who suffered from chronic exema for over two decades, it sure looks like that and not psoriasis. Exema is miserable and with thick hair or matting, it's far worse. It burns and itches and bleeds builds up again as the buildup is removed or sluffed off. Thanks for helping this gentleman!
This isn't the worse I've seen as far as build up goes, glad you were able to help him.
I really would have liked to see you put some oil/shine on his dry hair at the end and steam his face and add a little moisture to it. Great cut, but that boy looked dry in the end.
That was a serious transformation! I like the fact that you said you can’t compare two different peoples cuts. Every client is different. The fact that you know that shows you are a Barber, not just cutting hair at great clips.
You worked a miracle on his hair! Because you had to go slowly how long did this take? He looks soooo much better!
I love watching your videos because I learn so much. I’m not a hairdresser, it has helped me understand what my students are going through and talking about
Definitely one of your most challenging cuts. That I have viewed
You would be an excellent teacher,I was a cosmetologist for 45yrs and taught for 6yrs. I know an excellent barber when I here you explain the reason why you do what's you do. Loved the video
That's one thing about this business you deal with ALL types of hair and scalp issues.
Iʻm not even a barber but this was so mesmerizing to watch i had to watch the whole thing! Sir care like this is hard to find! Beautiful work. You truly have a talent.
You changed that king's life. God bless you
A Master doing his art. Wonderful to watch a Master at work.
Yeah that scalp is bad man. I’d definitely recommend a dermatologist
This gave me life. I always wanted to go into barbering and natural hair care. So amazing❤
I have dreads and my scalp use to be like this but not this bad. So I went to a dermatologist and now I use KETOCONAZOLE shampoo. It works wonders. I barely see it now. I also use triamcinolone ointment on my scalp, it has steroids in it.
What brand
@@ronaldnavarre7572 Ketoconazole is the Brand name for the shampoo, the only way you can get it is through a prescription.
Is it eczema?
@@TheAutumnWind_RN4L nah it’s not…
This medication is used to control dandruff. Use of this medication may help to relieve the flaking, scaling and itching associated with dandruff. Ketoconazole is an azole antifungal that works by preventing the growth of fungus.Ketoconazole 2% shampoo is also used to treat a skin condition known as pityriasis (tinea versicolor), a fungal infection that causes a lightening or darkening of the skin of the neck, chest, arms, or legs.
@@Its_kekes_world oh, ok. Ty
Beautiful work! Nice to see the care you put into this clients hair. Good Barbers are a rarity these days. He looks good and I am sure he was pleased as well.
Amazing transformation. He looks magnificent! You are an awesome stylist.
I’ve got locs and I just can’t imagine having that kind of build up!! At this point I’m at a loss , is it the locs or the maintenance?
His scalp is the problem. He needs to see a dermatologist then whoever did his locs didn’t care about his hair. That’s what I hate about these outta the bathroom loc doers. Anyone can slap gel on ur hair and twist it but that doesn’t make them a loctitian.
Wow! What a transformation! I learned a lot and and going to tell my husband too join your channel too!
Bless your heart, “ set the ambience “ 😂😂😂
Such a meticulous job. Great job! Mad skills.
This poor dude could experience a total game changer if he visited a dermatologist
Well done, the client can breathe a sigh of relief for an excellent style!
You are an artist
I've come to realize (from videos such as yours) that dreadlocks require special care to maintain healthy skin & hair. Perhaps you could do a video on the best way to maintain dreadlocks - I think it would help a lot of people who like the style but really don't know how to maintain it best. Your client looked decades younger and really happy with his new hair when you were done - great job! BTW - the extra skin you referred to I believe is what's referred to as 'cradle crust' in babies.
Yo it's almost 6am EST. I had to pause the video and go wash my own hair after seeing that.
Very handsome young man. Thank God he got this taken care of. These barbers helping these guys are so talented.
Great job
What a transformation!
This was my first time watching your channel. Yikes! Your cut was great and I appreciated your narration. I have read that for locs and braids, people need to clean their scalps regularly with an apple cider vinegar solution, diluted with water. There is a certain ratio of water to vinegar, but that information can be determined with a little more research. The solution cleanses, balances the pH, and exfoliates the scalp. I hope that client goes to a dermatologist for the proper diagnosis.
Wow, you've done an amazing job with this client. I really feel what was going on for you in your head & in your voice over. Very descriptive. I worked as a barber & hairdresser. I still remember that one client who had such a damaged scalp. Bits of skin were blocking up my comb. He wouldn't let me wash his hair & when I hit it with a water spray, man the stale nicotine smell in his hair hit me! It was so difficult could get through it, so I get how you had a goal line to get to.
Now he will be able to give his scalp care all the nurturing it needs.
Your lines & frame of the face & back of his neck were highly commendable. Great work indeed!! 💯👏🏽
When you have dreads, you still have to wash and treat your scalp.