Thank you this helped massively and also would you be able to do a video on how you film your hair cuts because I can never get the angles right and it’s very annoying
can you make a video on the pros and cons of working in a shop vs your garage or basement. I am an upcoming 16 y/o barber and i would like to start cutting people during the summer.
@@LoneWolff217 that is tru , but i have only like 4 clients and if i work at a shop i would get more clients , im a begginer barber btw but working from ma own place interests me way more than at a shop its just hard to get clients
Much love from Australia. This video has given me great confidence in getting out there to start barbering. I’m much mature in age compared to most so this career change is daunting. Keep up the good work and videos my bro 🙏🏽
Fire!!! Well said bro. You really put not just incredible haircut tutorials but sound honest deep and true advice and guidance. Keep crushing this shit bro bro.
Brother thank you for taking the time and doing this video. Thank you for sharing such valuable key points for young new barbers. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 I appreciate you big dawg and May god continue to blessed you with that steady clientele for many years to come. One love 🤙🏼
With all do respect Dre, I don’t know what it’s like in Ohio but for what you provide as far as services, you should be charging more than $30-$35. Just my opinion. I see a lot of TH-cam barbers are charging $50-$100 a cut and from what I’ve seen, you’re in that top class of barbers too!! Pray on it and get yours bro!! Stay blessed!!
That could be true bro! However, barbers sometimes lower their prices to get more clientele compared to someone who charges $100. That $100 barber may have less clients than someone who charges $30-35. It's better to keep your prices lower than the competition. If you can cut just as well as they can at a lower price you'll gain way more clientele in the long run. Also the client is probably more likely to tip you well too!
U can take a horse to water but u can’t make em drink it!! As long u take em though u did ur part. That’s what u do DRE as Always keepin it 1000! Keep it pushin homie!✌🏾
Thanks for the advice my brother. U have helped me out alot with your videos. But I wanted to ask to see if you can upload a video with some shear work 💇💇♂️
Yeah I think you're right, a lot of barbers miss the experience part of the haircut. You can have a dope fade but it means nothing if the client goes home pissed cuz you didn't even talk to them.
@@Dreclipperhands also talking from experience ha, I cut hair too. I've been to different shops around the area but there's always one that makes you want to return.
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Praying this helps take you to another level!🙏🏽
Thank you for the help!!🙏
Thank you this helped massively and also would you be able to do a video on how you film your hair cuts because I can never get the angles right and it’s very annoying
can you make a video on the pros and cons of working in a shop vs your garage or basement. I am an upcoming 16 y/o barber and i would like to start cutting people during the summer.
Well one big pro for cutting in your garage is you take home all the money and don't have to pay booth rent.
@@LoneWolff217 that is tru , but i have only like 4 clients and if i work at a shop i would get more clients , im a begginer barber btw but working from ma own place interests me way more than at a shop its just hard to get clients
@@Alanisrael12 yes very, just look into how to get more, what works best is word of mouth
Great advice, thank you Sir.
Update? Hows it going 3 years later
Much love from Australia. This video has given me great confidence in getting out there to start barbering. I’m much mature in age compared to most so this career change is daunting. Keep up the good work and videos my bro 🙏🏽
Fire!!! Well said bro. You really put not just incredible haircut tutorials but sound honest deep and true advice and guidance. Keep crushing this shit bro bro.
Brother thank you for taking the time and doing this video. Thank you for sharing such valuable key points for young new barbers. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 I appreciate you big dawg and May god continue to blessed you with that steady clientele for many years to come. One love 🤙🏼
It’s crazy bro!!! I just checked your Booksy and now you’re booked until June 21st!!!!🎉❤❤🎉
Just started in august as a side hustle but im starting to love it as an everyday thing ! Thanks for your help bro much love from Los Angeles.
With all do respect Dre, I don’t know what it’s like in Ohio but for what you provide as far as services, you should be charging more than $30-$35. Just my opinion. I see a lot of TH-cam barbers are charging $50-$100 a cut and from what I’ve seen, you’re in that top class of barbers too!! Pray on it and get yours bro!! Stay blessed!!
That could be true bro! However, barbers sometimes lower their prices to get more clientele compared to someone who charges $100. That $100 barber may have less clients than someone who charges $30-35. It's better to keep your prices lower than the competition. If you can cut just as well as they can at a lower price you'll gain way more clientele in the long run. Also the client is probably more likely to tip you well too!
@@fadedbylarry I didn’t think of it that way. Good point. You want them to continue coming back, hence growing your clientele. I get it.
The amount of motivation you gave me through this video is amazing. Thank you!!
Praise God man! Always ✊🏼
U can take a horse to water but u can’t make em drink it!! As long u take em though u did ur part. That’s what u do DRE as Always keepin it 1000! Keep it pushin homie!✌🏾
Buen trabajo maestro
Great content man. Bless up
Needed this Dre! thank you ! happy thanksgiving
Thank you man!!!!! I needed that advice
Dope video bro! I'm 15, definitely documenting my journey!!!
Thanks for the advice my brother. U have helped me out alot with your videos. But I wanted to ask to see if you can upload a video with some shear work 💇💇♂️
Yessir I have a few my man but definitely will drop more!
@@Dreclipperhands thanks brother really appreciate it
Great advice, I posted my 1st video just to start some where. 👍🏻
Yeah I think you're right, a lot of barbers miss the experience part of the haircut. You can have a dope fade but it means nothing if the client goes home pissed cuz you didn't even talk to them.
Facts!
@@Dreclipperhands also talking from experience ha, I cut hair too. I've been to different shops around the area but there's always one that makes you want to return.
Start charging more, you're overworking yourself. You're loyal clients will stay and pay more.
Aye bro really appreciate the vid💯💯
My inspiration, god bless thank you
Gotta raise them prices 2 months booked
How’d you grow your beard out so well , I remember when I first started watching it was so small
Patience lots of patience 🤦🏻♂️😂
I'm living that 10:34 part of the video rn
You inspire me to keep cutting hair bro i’m 16
How was the frst year? How many clients per day you hade?
not even the homies or family let me cut them 🤦🏽
How do you get people to book 2 months in advance? Can you make a video please? Or maybe comment please
Back to school program free hair for the babies
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feel like your too good to be charging only $30 especially with the services you give
Thanks bro for the free gems❤️❤️
You need To think about bumping the price. $50-70 mark
$70 for a haircut..that's crazy!
Facts