....This video of a guy's modest skin fade haircut is recorded in very clean, sharp, and good quality video, but it was practically ruined by not viewing the entire haircut. We got very brief glimpse of the back of his head during the cut, and a scant reflection in the mirror, but then the ending came and all we saw was this guy standing looking straight at the camera with a mask on---like he could not have been asked to do a full turn-around to view the back--which is where most of the clipper fading happened? And not ask him to briefly take the mask off when presenting the finished haircut? I hope he and any other guy who gets a super short clipper cut can be recorded---from the wall into the shop and being seated to the full turn around ending...and not just one second of back of head/neck shaving with razor, show more of that technique. My scores/grades on this video from October 2021 that I am now viewing for the first time in June 2024-----Quality of the video: A-plus.....Education of the haircut: B (an A had it not been edited and sped-up fast)....and full appreciation of the guy's haircut: C--average, but all we saw was the client standing in front of the camera with mask on and no turn-around...that part was a C for this video. Do better guys and show more young men's very short haircuts (skin fades, head-shaves, or flattops/high and tights) in the future to make-up for this C-graded modes fade haircut video. And where exactly is this shop-----instead of saying "beautiful Presidio Heights, San Francisco"...say 411 Spruce Street in San Francisco....not everyone has Facebook or Instagram to research those social media options for a shop name, address, and helpful phone number.
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....This video of a guy's modest skin fade haircut is recorded in very clean, sharp, and good quality video, but it was practically ruined by not viewing the entire haircut. We got very brief glimpse of the back of his head during the cut, and a scant reflection in the mirror, but then the ending came and all we saw was this guy standing looking straight at the camera with a mask on---like he could not have been asked to do a full turn-around to view the back--which is where most of the clipper fading happened? And not ask him to briefly take the mask off when presenting the finished haircut? I hope he and any other guy who gets a super short clipper cut can be recorded---from the wall into the shop and being seated to the full turn around ending...and not just one second of back of head/neck shaving with razor, show more of that technique. My scores/grades on this video from October 2021 that I am now viewing for the first time in June 2024-----Quality of the video: A-plus.....Education of the haircut: B (an A had it not been edited and sped-up fast)....and full appreciation of the guy's haircut: C--average, but all we saw was the client standing in front of the camera with mask on and no turn-around...that part was a C for this video. Do better guys and show more young men's very short haircuts (skin fades, head-shaves, or flattops/high and tights) in the future to make-up for this C-graded modes fade haircut video. And where exactly is this shop-----instead of saying "beautiful Presidio Heights, San Francisco"...say 411 Spruce Street in San Francisco....not everyone has Facebook or Instagram to research those social media options for a shop name, address, and helpful phone number.