I know I need a foil shaver cuz I can’t get short enough with my trimmers. I’d also like to say this looks better irl than on the phone. I just got a new JRL ghost and I’m working specifically on finding the bald line and creating good guidelines.
(This is my buddy Turner, lmk if any ladies are interested 😜)
What guard is this and is there anything to think about when im cutting? I really like this shirt buzzcut style and is pretty new to cutting myself but this should be doable right?
I ordered a cape kit and it came with dust brush, 2 brushes, clips a couple combs and this looks like it’s a comb with a razor inside. But what do I use it for? Mind you Im experienced barber. But I never seen no shii like this.
im wondering if I can do a haircut on myself like this with just clippers and little to no scissor work. I have 3A curly hair
Handful self cuts that I’ve done and after watching videos I feel I’ve gotten better. Believe these pics prove it but there’s times where I still struggle. Still more learning and practicing to go as I still struggle at times.
Need some advice on a foil shaver to use to achieve a clean and close / bald shave without getting bad bumps
I’ve mastered my routine and technique to avoid bumps using an Andis T Outliner (exfoliate, tea tree, witch hazel), but I desire a cleaner, more consistent look.
I’ve purchased and used the Wahl foil Vanish shaver on 2 occasions and I’ve been left with really uncomfortable bumps for a week +
Any advice on a solid shaver / technique?
After 7 months of only using a trimmer and the guards that came with it (#2 and #3), which didn’t give me a lot of options, I had been practicing lower tapers with it. Recently, I got a clipper and a shaver, which made me excited to try somethingg new for this haircut.
I started by creating the first guideline higher on the sides, and low in the back with the trimmer, the the shaver. Then I switched to the clipper and cut about an inch above it with the lever open. After that, I cleaned up the first guideline with the clipper closed, I still saw a little line which I used the trimer to blend it with the shaved part. I put on the #1 guard and went about an inch higher, keeping the clipper open, and then blended it into the section below with the clipper closed.
For the top, I used the #2 and #3 guards. I was basically following a tiktok video for the sides, I’ve been watching so much videos, and surprisingly, it came out pretty good! I found it easy, with more practice, I’m pretty sure I’ll be able to make the taper cleaner and more consistent.
Never thought I’d like this haircut, as I haven’t had my hair this short in 4 years, also I will save about $220 each month as my hair grows really fast.
I want my hair at the back to be flipped like Cliff Booth has in once upon a time in hollywood. The salon guy on youtube has done 2 videos breaking this haircut down but has never fully explained how to cut the back to get this. What kind of layering do you need or is it just a length thing and alot of product? Thanks for any advice.
Hello! So I would like to buy some hair clipper to cut my own hair. It will be my first time cutting my own hair and using these machines in case that's important. Honestly I just want to get buzz cuts for a while, long ones tho, 25mm. So you could say I'm not looking for a top tier machine to make stylized haircuts nor anything fancy. Ive read that I shouldn't go for something super cheap on temu either. I just want something solid that will work out for very simple haircuts and will last for a while. My budget is 100 dollars, but if there's a good clipper for less it would be cool tho. Thanks in advance!
Hey guys,
I'm looking for a solid beard trimmer that's built to last for years. I don't need anything crazy—my beard will never be longer than 10mm (around 3/8"), so I just need something reliable for maintaining short-to-medium stubble and keeping things neat.
The Wahl Pro Series High Visibility caught my eye for a few reasons:
- The open neck design looks amazing for precision line-ups and visibility
- The motor seems powerful based on reviews
- Love the inclusion of the nose trimmer attachment
- Honestly, the all-metal build and design just look great
Has anyone here used this specific Wahl model long-term? Is it worth the price, or is there a better "Buy It For Life" option out there for keeping a beard under 10mm?
Appreciate any hands-on feedback or alternative suggestions!
This is the fifth time I have faded my own hair. This time I decided to go for a high fade. My right side is a bit harder as there is some inconsistent hair growth. I would like to get some tips on how to deal with that.
So, what are these foos wearing on their head and what haircut is the dude jay cinco getting? looks fire. I want something similar. Please if anyone knows 🙏
ciao a tutti ragazzi, questi sono alcuni dei miei tagli, faccio il barbiere a casa da pochi mesi ma solo negli ultimi 2 mesi sto tagliando di più, vorrei avere qualche consiglio e qualche opinione sui tagli, so che non sono perfetti ma non ho fatto nessun corso e non sono nemmeno andato da qualche barbiere per vedere o fare pratica, grazie in anticipo
It's pretty difficult for me to blend with comb and clippers, this seems to make it easy, but I don't know.
Rate my burst fade mohawk thing I got going on.
Bought a $50 clipper set at Walmart 3 years ago. Only additions I bought are the fade clips like the .5, 1.5, 2.5, and a 10. Been cutting my hair for around 3 years.
Used wahl black magic combo set (magic cordless, detailer li and trimmer). The cordless have been modified with a gamma+ blade. This is my attempt at a low fade with no edge up.
