Congrats on your channel, man. I graduated from Paul Mitchell in Maryland as a cosmetologist on Jan 5, 2019. I passed my written two weeks later and passed my practical the following week. You sound like you're trying to convince yourself why you shouldn't take your practical. Just do it. What's stopping you? There's gotta be another story we're not hearing. You have the passion, the skill, and the schooling, now get that lincense and become a licensed professional. Wishing you the best.
American Polo appreciate that 🙏🏾. And congrats to you as well! And I’m not too sure how state board works down in Maryland but a request here in Jersey there’s a request we get in the mail to take our practical. I finished at the end of October, I’m still waiting for mine so I can go and take it. It’s offered once a month. My message here was more so to focus on the craft, and think of a license more as a check point.
Yoooo, so glad you posted this! I’ve been cutting for a year now got 8 clients I cut in my home and I want to take it to the next level. I love cutting hair and it’s truly my passion and I want to take off with it...I fear since I don’t have a license that I won’t be respected if I choose to go in a shop and ask to work! I love it though and I know I’m only going to grow in the craft and get better because I study it, I eat it, and practice it! In your opinion should I try to work in a shop at least part time?
Love it bro. Focusing on the everyday, and passion behind the craft will take you far. In my opinion I wouldn’t go into a shop until on the path towards getting a license or a solid plan to get on the path soo . Fines are hefty for unlicensed barbers. If you take that risk, be fully educated on the risk your taking. But I suggest taking care of those 8 clients giving them incentives to bring more, and grow natively until you go on the journey.
@@5starG.E.N.T.S go up under a licensed barber or cosmetologist , nobody can't look at your in a bad way especially if your good at your craft . being a barber nobody really got the guts or thought process to ask if your license , they assume you are since your in a shop . make a website on wix , it is free. get off of social media and promote your self in person with people . social media don't really get you clients as much as you think . it is a slow process. Make flyer and cards . pass them out at train stations or something that's out in the public.
BARBERUVDAYEAR #PHUKYOURBARBERIMBETTER 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 thanks bro!!! Still gotta long way to go, been struggling to get there but I’m working on it man. God’s been blessin.
Great topic...im now been cutting hair for 26 yrs only had a license the past 8. ..started making that money and procrastinated for yrs.Its a better feeling having a license and the perks that comes with it...i think there's more Barbers that cutt that don't have licenses than do
In barber college rn. I feel if your gonna cut hair you should at least keep your sanitation on point. Getting a license is more about knowing how to be clean and safe from disease. Anybody can cut hair but sanitation and quality is how u separate yourself from the pretenders
I’ve heard this position to. Anybody can be clean too. Regulations for your state are just a few google searches away lol. It’s a lot harder to learn how to fade than to memorize skin ailments. Lol
But i think it's safe to say there are more self taught unlicensed barbers lacking proper sanitation than Barbers that hold a license. Going to school and really learning about what nasty things people can have on their head and hair (the science of it all) should make you more likely to be more sanitary than someone who is not as knowledgeable of the dangers of being unsanitary in this industry.
Sean Johnson congrats bro 🙏🏾. License definitely should be a goal for serious barber’s. In this video im more discussion the passion behind it and how a license has clouded certain people’s judgment
I don't have my license but I live cutting hair bro Im passionate on what I do like I cut every Thursdays cuz that's the only day I have booked for my client's and that's the only time they could have time so I could cut but I can't wait till that Thursday comes cuz I want to cut hair so bad even if I do it for free I just love it so bad I always cut my own hair since I was 15 years old now I'm 36 and I I never took it so serious till now I finally found something I really love it's never too late I think .
I feel like without a license i would not work comfortable knowing that I would get fined along with the shop owner im in cali btw out-here state board is strict so im glad i got mine going on 5 years know
Xolo_Huitzilopochtli definitely agree. I gotta make a follow up video. I wasn’t promoting working in a shop without a license, I actually wouldn’t advise it. I actually don’t advise it. I used the title to bring awareness to the process of getting a license. Along with the fact that the love of cutting tends to come from doing it. People start before they get it.
Very insightful video, Kevv. Thanks for sharing your opinion, as well as those of your fellow barbers. Is there any part of you that wishes you were in a salon using more of the skills you learned is cosmetology school? I would assume a cosmo has the ability to charge/make more (based on the prices of those services) while actually servicing fewer clients. I always wondered if there’s room for a well rounded “barber” in a salon.
I actually struggled with this idea for a while. I went into cosmetology school so that I could learn women's hair and apply that to men's hair. I wasn't interested in a salon. But as i saw more of the industry i questioned my intentions as if i kind of sold myself short. I came to the conclusion that I didn't. I want to work in a barbershop and do men's haircuts. The amount of money I make will strictly be contingent on the amount of value I bring, and I plan on bringing a lot, lol. So i'm not worried about that. You may get fewer clients but you stay with those few longer. There are multiple trade offs there. I'm happy where I am though.
The Barber's Table in the end it comes down to doing the work that you are passionate about, so if cutting men’s hair in a barbershop atmosphere is what makes you happy then you’re living the dream!
Going to barber school can help some people in life it help u cuz u can build good REPOR with a person meet a lot of people that make u stand out over a hundred Barbers if u have good people skills and good REPOR u can make in life with just that and to keep the paper coming build your communication skills up
Helping yourself in life will help you in life. I don't promote unlicensed barbers, but neither do I promote a land of milk and honey with a license. Hard work begats results. you can learn all of those skills if you care to. So care to.
You can go up under a licensed cosmetologist or barber . and if you went to school for hair you'll know about the hair disorders and sanitations of the stuff.
In Oklahoma people prefer to not get a haircut because licensed barber don't know how to give a good service that is why a lot of people prefer to come to me even when I'm not even a barber or know the fuck I'm doing but they like how I treat them and they say I do a better job than the barber even when I only have some cheap clippers and I don't have a chair isn't that crazy??
Yea man definitely is. Don't get me wrong though. I don't support cutting without a license, that's a risk you'll take that probably won't be best for your career. Let your passion lead you and be a dope licensed barber.
@@KevvThaw yeap but I don't do this like a business is just my friends and family members that are always begging me to cut their hair because they never go to the barbershop
Hey man, I agree with you bro but you should really try to get your license because if the board comes to audit the shop and they find you without a license they’ll fine you they’ll make it extremely hard for you to attain one. I wouldn’t broadcast the fact that you are without one to the whole world.
Jay X guess I wasn’t clear? I’m legally working In the shop. I won’t get fined. Just need to take my practical to be fully licensed. Currently on permit. So broadcasting that is fine. Lol
Anyone saying get a license couldn't possibly have watched this video. Literally just finished school, and got my invitation to go take my practical this weekend. You missed the point. the idea is don't let not having a license stop you from loving the craft, honing your skill. there may be circumstances that you're in right now, (being too young, being in college, not having enough money, etc) that hinder you from currently having a license. But don't let it stop you from honing the craft. it's a simple concept my guy.
In chicago don't have to be license as long your up under a licensed cosmetologist and you gotta tell people the truth if people ask , I went to school as well and now I gotta pass the state board but I'm still working 💁🏽
Faouzi Djf appreciate the love man, thanks for watching. And I’m not gonna lie, never heard of that method. I’ve heard of caster oil, stimulating growth hormones with a special pad, or your regular Rogain. I’ll do some research on that though.
Minoxidil 5% is the main ingredient inside rogain but u can also buy the equate version it’s cheaper.. The Answer is yes it will work for your beard 🧔🏻 apply 2x a day for 3 months
Nah man...those people arent talking about people like you that are in the process... There are people straight working every day with no license and no intent to get one... Those people are equivalent to what tattooists call scratchers.. Having 'passion' is one thing, making a living without a license is another... And if they dont have a license, theyre not paying taxes, etc... Anyways, aside from that, i take my practical exam TOMORROW÷!! So, Ill catch you on the other side!!! ✌
Oh agreed. They may not be talking about me. But i guess a point in response to that is it shouldn't matter if others are cutting without a license or not. I'm going to handle my business with a license. People who refuse to get it will have their consequences, I'll be successful whether people have a license or not. And ayeeee! Kill that thing bro!
HEY MY BROTHER ALL THOSE GUYS CUTTING WITH OUT UR LICESNCE U TAKING MONEY OUTTA SOMEOME ELSE MOUTH THAT PUT THE HARD WORK IN I CAN,T WAIT THEM REULATOR THIS SHIT BECAUSCE IT S SAD TOMUCH BACK DOOR WILL ALWAYS BE SIDE HUSTLE SAD
@Third Eye Nation Actually no it is not....Not even close. The whole point of going to barber college is to acquire the knowledge base(in it's entirety) and to "become" and legally to operate and considered a "professional". The conversation nor topic has nothing to do with someone becoming successful. If you, as a barber, care about the profession......do it the right way. Cuttng hair in a shop with no license nor the planing to ascertain professional credentials you are just an armature. Personally, someone like that would get ran out of our shop. Why should you be subject to the same, walk in the door clientele, as the license barber. You are basically cutting into his/her income ratio.
This is a lie. Getting a license has nothing to do with knowledge, and it doesn't make you professional. It makes you... licensed. Meaning the state ALLOWS you to work. This requirement was set in place so it could be regulated by the government. Pretending like it's anything more than that is ignorant at best.
I’ve worked in shops for 25 yrs now. Never had a license and I’m a high end top paid barber . I work in NYC. I absolutely can’t stand people that conform to the government. Why the hell would it matter if a person can cut hair and does what they are suppose to that’s allllll I care about!!
Brah....it’s sort of disrespectful. Not on some hate type shit. Most with no license don’t know jack about proper sanitation......as a WHOLE. Go to school get your credentials....then turn up in the shop.
I’ve cut hair for 25 yrs without one. And let me tell you what. Alllllll you need is the infection disease course. You don’t need to go to barber school!! That’s a joke!! If your good at what you do and as far as I’m concerned have been certified in the infection disease control as I have been. Then what’s the problem???
Congrats on your channel, man. I graduated from Paul Mitchell in Maryland as a cosmetologist on Jan 5, 2019. I passed my written two weeks later and passed my practical the following week. You sound like you're trying to convince yourself why you shouldn't take your practical. Just do it. What's stopping you? There's gotta be another story we're not hearing. You have the passion, the skill, and the schooling, now get that lincense and become a licensed professional. Wishing you the best.
American Polo appreciate that 🙏🏾. And congrats to you as well! And I’m not too sure how state board works down in Maryland but a request here in Jersey there’s a request we get in the mail to take our practical. I finished at the end of October, I’m still waiting for mine so I can go and take it. It’s offered once a month. My message here was more so to focus on the craft, and think of a license more as a check point.
Yoooo, so glad you posted this! I’ve been cutting for a year now got 8 clients I cut in my home and I want to take it to the next level. I love cutting hair and it’s truly my passion and I want to take off with it...I fear since I don’t have a license that I won’t be respected if I choose to go in a shop and ask to work! I love it though and I know I’m only going to grow in the craft and get better because I study it, I eat it, and practice it! In your opinion should I try to work in a shop at least part time?
Love it bro. Focusing on the everyday, and passion behind the craft will take you far. In my opinion I wouldn’t go into a shop until on the path towards getting a license or a solid plan to get on the path soo . Fines are hefty for unlicensed barbers. If you take that risk, be fully educated on the risk your taking. But I suggest taking care of those 8 clients giving them incentives to bring more, and grow natively until you go on the journey.
👍🏾👍🏾 thank you!
@@5starG.E.N.T.S go up under a licensed barber or cosmetologist , nobody can't look at your in a bad way especially if your good at your craft . being a barber nobody really got the guts or thought process to ask if your license , they assume you are since your in a shop . make a website on wix , it is free. get off of social media and promote your self in person with people . social media don't really get you clients as much as you think . it is a slow process. Make flyer and cards . pass them out at train stations or something that's out in the public.
Kev you looking healthier lil bruh... God is awesome
BARBERUVDAYEAR #PHUKYOURBARBERIMBETTER 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 thanks bro!!! Still gotta long way to go, been struggling to get there but I’m working on it man. God’s been blessin.
Great topic...im now been cutting hair for 26 yrs only had a license the past 8.
..started making that money and procrastinated for yrs.Its a better feeling having a license and the perks that comes with it...i think there's more Barbers that cutt that don't have licenses than do
A license is just another way the government gets there corrupt money!! Think about it.
I’ve cut hair for 25 yrs without one and I don’t plan on getting one anytime soon!!
@@tonybernardi775 how does it work not having a license and reporting your income to the irs
@@chapooooo559 im assuming they don’t
All the best in your career Kev! You have more heart than alot of people
ManlikeKhalid appreciate you bro. Thanks for the support. Much love 🙏🏾
@@KevvThaw you so cute I want to pls I'm from Nigeria
bro these videos are truly inspiring and captivating.. 🙌🏼
Saw this mad late. smh. Appreciate you Alex!
I love constant uploading bro.. keep em coming
Thanks bro, definitely will!
This is dope bro. I'm in my process to get in to school now. Thanks for the video it really help.
No doubt my guy thanks for watching!
I’ve cut hair for 25 yrs without a license.
Blood sweat and tears for my barber license y'all are chumps
Here in California the practical and written test are on the same day
2:25 "Coming all the way from Queens." I knew I heard a NYC accent.
How does having no license work with your taxes. Do you need to have your license to report your income to the irs?
32 years love it like baseball same game new players
In barber college rn. I feel if your gonna cut hair you should at least keep your sanitation on point. Getting a license is more about knowing how to be clean and safe from disease. Anybody can cut hair but sanitation and quality is how u separate yourself from the pretenders
I’ve heard this position to. Anybody can be clean too. Regulations for your state are just a few google searches away lol. It’s a lot harder to learn how to fade than to memorize skin ailments. Lol
But i think it's safe to say there are more self taught unlicensed barbers lacking proper sanitation than Barbers that hold a license. Going to school and really learning about what nasty things people can have on their head and hair (the science of it all) should make you more likely to be more sanitary than someone who is not as knowledgeable of the dangers of being unsanitary in this industry.
S F thank you bro. You get my point unlike this fool thinking fading is more important than being a clean barber 💈
What’s the name of the school you studied in ?
How much you paid for the program & how long (months) did it take you to finish it ?
$20k, 1 year
Been licensed 6 years there is nothing like it
Sean Johnson congrats bro 🙏🏾. License definitely should be a goal for serious barber’s. In this video im more discussion the passion behind it and how a license has clouded certain people’s judgment
Where has this guy been ? Is he still around ?
I don't have my license but I live cutting hair bro Im passionate on what I do like I cut every Thursdays cuz that's the only day I have booked for my client's and that's the only time they could have time so I could cut but I can't wait till that Thursday comes cuz I want to cut hair so bad even if I do it for free I just love it so bad I always cut my own hair since I was 15 years old now I'm 36 and I I never took it so serious till now I finally found something I really love it's never too late I think .
So do you think school is necessary? I’m 22 I’m tryna firgure how can I learn how to cutt… but then again it’s people out here cutting with no license
@@menkuremcgregor2569 no bro get yourliscense
How much does the license go for?
What time spring pops up his man bun will pop up
Thanks Cyber Credible fr💯
ohhh my guy with the old chance ... 🤙🏽
joseph duenas yessir, had to drop that vibe in there bro! 👌🏾
Have you taken your theory yet..?? I passed it with a 71 out of 100 but the practical is a beast... But you'll definitely get it💯
BARBERUVDAYEAR #PHUKYOURBARBERIMBETTER yea, I did the hours, and theory, just need to complete practical and I’m all donso 👌🏾👌🏾
Great vid man .....much respect 💯
Appreciate you fam
Don’t have to go to school to get one.
I’m about to be going into the next phase of my barbering school. About to be on the clinic floor
Ayeeeeeeeee, kill that thing man!
You do t have to go to school to get one.
How are people working in shop without one other than the process you are going through ?
I’ve worked in shops for 25 yrs without one. Very simple. And I don’t plan on getting one anytime soon!!!!! I could care less.
I feel like without a license i would not work comfortable knowing that I would get fined along with the shop owner im in cali btw out-here state board is strict so im glad i got mine going on 5 years know
Xolo_Huitzilopochtli definitely agree. I gotta make a follow up video. I wasn’t promoting working in a shop without a license, I actually wouldn’t advise it. I actually don’t advise it. I used the title to bring awareness to the process of getting a license. Along with the fact that the love of cutting tends to come from doing it. People start before they get it.
Damn g you already posted a new video, keep up the 🔥 work
Haha, going for 5 days a week my guy!
Very insightful video, Kevv. Thanks for sharing your opinion, as well as those of your fellow barbers. Is there any part of you that wishes you were in a salon using more of the skills you learned is cosmetology school? I would assume a cosmo has the ability to charge/make more (based on the prices of those services) while actually servicing fewer clients. I always wondered if there’s room for a well rounded “barber” in a salon.
I actually struggled with this idea for a while. I went into cosmetology school so that I could learn women's hair and apply that to men's hair. I wasn't interested in a salon. But as i saw more of the industry i questioned my intentions as if i kind of sold myself short. I came to the conclusion that I didn't. I want to work in a barbershop and do men's haircuts. The amount of money I make will strictly be contingent on the amount of value I bring, and I plan on bringing a lot, lol. So i'm not worried about that. You may get fewer clients but you stay with those few longer. There are multiple trade offs there. I'm happy where I am though.
The Barber's Table in the end it comes down to doing the work that you are passionate about, so if cutting men’s hair in a barbershop atmosphere is what makes you happy then you’re living the dream!
What’s the name of the song at 1:10?
child's play by SZA (feat chance the rapper)
About you xxyyxx for the original version!
Going to barber school can help some people in life it help u cuz u can build good REPOR with a person meet a lot of people that make u stand out over a hundred Barbers if u have good people skills and good REPOR u can make in life with just that and to keep the paper coming build your communication skills up
Helping yourself in life will help you in life. I don't promote unlicensed barbers, but neither do I promote a land of milk and honey with a license. Hard work begats results. you can learn all of those skills if you care to. So care to.
Only ride shotgun when the car is a limo, yeah see .. dope music
Chance never disappoints man.
How do u work in a shop without a license?
If you’re in school most owners will be okay with it as long as you have the skill and stay in school.
You can go up under a licensed cosmetologist or barber . and if you went to school for hair you'll know about the hair disorders and sanitations of the stuff.
I had a permit at the time
Good video boss! ✊🏾
appreciate you brodie!
In Oklahoma people prefer to not get a haircut because licensed barber don't know how to give a good service that is why a lot of people prefer to come to me even when I'm not even a barber or know the fuck I'm doing but they like how I treat them and they say I do a better job than the barber even when I only have some cheap clippers and I don't have a chair isn't that crazy??
Yea man definitely is. Don't get me wrong though. I don't support cutting without a license, that's a risk you'll take that probably won't be best for your career. Let your passion lead you and be a dope licensed barber.
@@KevvThaw yeap but I don't do this like a business is just my friends and family members that are always begging me to cut their hair because they never go to the barbershop
ohhh, well yea you're in the clear then. no worries.
Dope ass vlog bro 🤙🏼❤️
Jayson Padilla appreciate you Jayson, thanks for watching my guy 🙏🏾
Do you know what happened to BeginnerCutz?
No clue, I should check up on him though
Black Widow is a long time fan of the barbers table with Kevv the barber
Absolutely 🙌🏾🙌🏾
Looking barber job in tx DFW area
Where you located bruh?
Jordan Yanez Teaneck, Nj bro bro
Im not the first to say this but you sound like tyler the creator ahaha, btw i love your channel bro keep it up !
lmao, appreciate you fam
Hey man, I agree with you bro but you should really try to get your license because if the board comes to audit the shop and they find you without a license they’ll fine you they’ll make it extremely hard for you to attain one. I wouldn’t broadcast the fact that you are without one to the whole world.
Jay X guess I wasn’t clear? I’m legally working In the shop. I won’t get fined. Just need to take my practical to be fully licensed. Currently on permit. So broadcasting that is fine. Lol
get yo license my G... stop catting off
Anyone saying get a license couldn't possibly have watched this video. Literally just finished school, and got my invitation to go take my practical this weekend. You missed the point. the idea is don't let not having a license stop you from loving the craft, honing your skill. there may be circumstances that you're in right now, (being too young, being in college, not having enough money, etc) that hinder you from currently having a license. But don't let it stop you from honing the craft. it's a simple concept my guy.
@@KevvThaw yea whatever fool, you better pass !
your vlog game is crazy good bro I’ve been really binge watching them
Onurdegifitness appreciate you bro! 🙏🏾
Bro no cap...
You kinda sound like Tyler the creator🤔
Lol, but of course.
In chicago don't have to be license as long your up under a licensed cosmetologist and you gotta tell people the truth if people ask , I went to school as well and now I gotta pass the state board but I'm still working 💁🏽
A license is over rated and honestly I don’t care if someone had one or not if they can cut hair that’s all I care about.
It’s a necessity- period- I need a license to drive-I need a license to cut hair-
I grew up in the business. I’ve also cut hair for nearly 28 yrs and I make over 150 a yr. I’ve never had a license and don’t plan on it!!!
@@tonybernardi775 😂
Motivational
Thanks bro!
💯
SAD TOMUCH BACK DOOR BRO GET UR LICENSCE LEVEL UP THE CRACK DOWN COMING NOTHING LESS FOREVER
... Again, lol. I went to school. Was waiting to be scheduled for my practical. Every single professional was in my position. lol
Nice to see good quality vlogs so often from you 👏 , ey what's your honest opinion on monoxidil for beard growth ?
Faouzi Djf appreciate the love man, thanks for watching. And I’m not gonna lie, never heard of that method. I’ve heard of caster oil, stimulating growth hormones with a special pad, or your regular Rogain. I’ll do some research on that though.
@@KevvThaw it's all over youtube lmao , heard the good and the bad tho
word, never seen it. But will def check it out.
Minoxidil 5% is the main ingredient inside rogain but u can also buy the equate version it’s cheaper.. The Answer is yes it will work for your beard 🧔🏻 apply 2x a day for 3 months
@@mohtx4505 thanks , but 3 months ? I heard more like a year , year and a half
But can you cook
But can you cook?
Oh definitely
Nah man...those people arent talking about people like you that are in the process... There are people straight working every day with no license and no intent to get one... Those people are equivalent to what tattooists call scratchers.. Having 'passion' is one thing, making a living without a license is another... And if they dont have a license, theyre not paying taxes, etc... Anyways, aside from that, i take my practical exam TOMORROW÷!! So, Ill catch you on the other side!!! ✌
Oh agreed. They may not be talking about me. But i guess a point in response to that is it shouldn't matter if others are cutting without a license or not. I'm going to handle my business with a license. People who refuse to get it will have their consequences, I'll be successful whether people have a license or not. And ayeeee! Kill that thing bro!
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HEY MY BROTHER ALL THOSE GUYS CUTTING WITH OUT UR LICESNCE U TAKING MONEY OUTTA SOMEOME ELSE MOUTH THAT PUT THE HARD WORK IN I CAN,T WAIT THEM REULATOR THIS SHIT BECAUSCE IT S SAD TOMUCH BACK DOOR WILL ALWAYS BE SIDE HUSTLE SAD
false. People go where they want. A license is government regulation, and has nothing to do people's mouths
Kev , I try to catch all of your videos . Try some hot lemon juice and honey ,get your voice back and make some more videos .
I had to do 1500hrs. Nothing wrong with cutting. But you should not be in a shop nor considered “professional” if you do not hold a license....period.
@Third Eye Nation Actually no it is not....Not even close. The whole point of going to barber college is to acquire the knowledge base(in it's entirety) and to "become" and legally to operate and considered a "professional". The conversation nor topic has nothing to do with someone becoming successful. If you, as a barber, care about the profession......do it the right way. Cuttng hair in a shop with no license nor the planing to ascertain professional credentials you are just an armature. Personally, someone like that would get ran out of our shop. Why should you be subject to the same, walk in the door clientele, as the license barber. You are basically cutting into his/her income ratio.
This is a lie. Getting a license has nothing to do with knowledge, and it doesn't make you professional. It makes you... licensed. Meaning the state ALLOWS you to work. This requirement was set in place so it could be regulated by the government. Pretending like it's anything more than that is ignorant at best.
I’ve worked in shops for 25 yrs now. Never had a license and I’m a high end top paid barber . I work in NYC. I absolutely can’t stand people that conform to the government. Why the hell would it matter if a person can cut hair and does what they are suppose to that’s allllll I care about!!
Brah....it’s sort of disrespectful. Not on some hate type shit. Most with no license don’t know jack about proper sanitation......as a WHOLE. Go to school get your credentials....then turn up in the shop.
You're probably new here. At the time of this upload, I finished school and was waiting to get invited to take my practical (which i just passed)
That’s sooooo untrue.
I’ve cut hair for 25 yrs without one. And let me tell you what. Alllllll you need is the infection disease course. You don’t need to go to barber school!! That’s a joke!! If your good at what you do and as far as I’m concerned have been certified in the infection disease control as I have been. Then what’s the problem???
1st!!