Thank you, Greg! Since COVID hit I’ve been cutting my husband’s hair and managing pretty well. It’s pretty thin on top and your directions attacking the top in this way did the trick, making the cut look great!
Ollie from New zealand said thankyou for the nice gentlemans haircut my old dad of 96 is in an old peoples home and now i get to give him a trim cheers well done
At one point on the back hairline you say the outline should be as far out as possible and it should be straight down. But then during the finishing section you say you want to keep it at a diagonal and then you cut it that way, angling in. The finished product looks great but I was just confused on the two different things for the same area you said.
Hi Greg, thank you for this video! This is similar to my husband and adult sons styles except they have very little hair on top. Should I be starting this cut at the top? I've been starting at the bottom and doing the very top last (then the semi and final finishes) Any advice for me? (Amateur "pandemic" barber here :) ) Thank you in advance.
Hi Greg: I love the overall look of this style. Is this style feasible if I continue to keep my hair at 1/4" clipper cut on the sides and back and grow out my hair longer on the top and front and maintain with scissor over comb? I have straight, fine hair similar to your gentleman client. Thanks!
Please what brand are the shears you are using in this video?? Im a Barber and I've had German made shears for many years not ice temper type. Thank you. I like the 7in or longer .Too many like the 4in shears and that will give you arthritis in years to come. Curious as to why you are not demonstrating technical head areas? I got my Barber lic in the 70s, much has changed over these years. I believe if you learn to properly cut a true man's Taper cut you can go further with your business.
Great cut! Personally I'd rather no product, because I don't like pronounced brush lines, then some strong hair spray to hold it. it also stops seeing scalp through the hair.
Thank You! I just came out with an awesome finishing spray that does just that. It took me a while to get it just right so it dries quickly without a crunchy hold but still has a good hold. Easy rinse also. Check it out and let me know what you think: www.zorianofnewyork.com/collections/all-products/products/finishing-spray
So simple, so common, and yet, so misunderstood by younger barbers. Good stuff Mr. Zorian!
I love that gentleman smile after haircut ! I want make my client that happy 😍!!! Thank you for good education !
Thank you, Greg! Since COVID hit I’ve been cutting my husband’s hair and managing pretty well. It’s pretty thin on top and your directions attacking the top in this way did the trick, making the cut look great!
Excellent instruction!
Ollie from New zealand said thankyou for the nice gentlemans haircut my old dad of 96 is in an old peoples home and now i get to give him a trim cheers well done
Haven't been a barber since the pandemic, but this tutorial with this client helped me soooo much
Thank you so much master Greg ,..🌷🌷🌷
You are very welcome
Very informative! Thanks!
Nice video. My husband has thick white coarse hair. I don't have the right tools to thin, but he usually needs thinning. Thank you both for sharing!
Very good video!
hi sir very nice haircut I am Indian I am watching your videos and excellent techniques post more videos thank you so much sir riply me
THANK YOU SO MUCH
Very good tutorial
Thank YOu
Nice hair cut.
Bravo, mi piace molto il tuo modo classico di tagliare i capelli
So I've been holding my comb outward instead of inward and creating weight lines and not understanding why I was making it worse! Excellent video! 🤍
This the best
Fantastic instructions ❤️ too bad the camera angle obstructs free viewing angle sometimes
Where's your location, I would love to have my haircut with you
At one point on the back hairline you say the outline should be as far out as possible and it should be straight down. But then during the finishing section you say you want to keep it at a diagonal and then you cut it that way, angling in. The finished product looks great but I was just confused on the two different things for the same area you said.
Hi Greg, thank you for this video! This is similar to my husband and adult sons styles except they have very little hair on top. Should I be starting this cut at the top? I've been starting at the bottom and doing the very top last (then the semi and final finishes) Any advice for me? (Amateur "pandemic" barber here :) ) Thank you in advance.
When you start on the top you now the length you are blending to. Avoids cutting it twice
@@GregZorian Makes sense! Thank you so much!
Excellent tutorial! Beautiful hair cut
Scissor or thinning scissor u used?
Good for he
Hi Greg: I love the overall look of this style. Is this style feasible if I continue to keep my hair at 1/4" clipper cut on the sides and back and grow out my hair longer on the top and front and maintain with scissor over comb? I have straight, fine hair similar to your gentleman client. Thanks!
Yes but the general rule is the longer the hair is on top the lower you should keep the fade or taper for properly balanced look. Hope that helps
@@GregZorian Good advice. Thank you!
awesome method! very easy way to cut, thanks!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍👍👍👍
I still don’t get it
Please what brand are the shears you are using in this video?? Im a Barber and I've had German made shears for many years not ice temper type. Thank you. I like the 7in or longer .Too many like the 4in shears and that will give you arthritis in years to come.
Curious as to why you are not demonstrating technical head areas?
I got my Barber lic in the 70s, much has changed over these years. I believe if you learn to properly cut a true man's Taper cut you can go further with your business.
Sensei shears
Great cut! Personally I'd rather no product, because I don't like pronounced brush lines, then some strong hair spray to hold it. it also stops seeing scalp through the hair.
Thank You! I just came out with an awesome finishing spray that does just that. It took me a while to get it just right so it dries quickly without a crunchy hold but still has a good hold. Easy rinse also. Check it out and let me know what you think: www.zorianofnewyork.com/collections/all-products/products/finishing-spray
This is confusing. Nearly every tutorial that I have looked at.they cut the hair differently. How are you meant to learn?
Your arm is almost always obstructing the view
The Joe Biden trim
Can’t see a thing you are doing with your arm in the way!