



Never trying that again. Shamelessly went to the barber to get it fixed.
I am a beginner just looking for a budget clipper
What's up guys, I built a booking platform called TrimFlow.
Why I built it:
I spent months talking to barbers and shop owners about what frustrates them most with current booking tools. The answers were always similar:
"My clients hate downloading third-party apps just to get a spot on my schedule."
"I don't like my booking page showing my clients other barbers nearby."
"I need a real way to manage walk-ins and house calls without using paper or DMs."
So I built TrimFlow to solve these specific frustrations.
The biggest difference: your clients don't need an app.
TrimFlow is built as a fast, clean web app. You get a personal booking link to text to clients, put in your Instagram bio, or print on a card. Clients click it, pick a service, pick a time, and book from their browser. No app stores, no account walls, and no friction.
Your booking page is yours alone.
We do not show "other recommended barbers" on your personal booking flow. We keep your client relationships focused entirely on you. We do have a Community Discovery Feed where clients can browse styles, follow posts, and discover local talent—but your private booking link is yours alone.
Walk-ins are built-in for real.
Most booking tools pretend walk-ins don't exist. TrimFlow has a dedicated live Walk-Ins queue system. Your shop's page has a "Walk-Ins" tab where clients see who is accepting walk-ins, how many people are in line, and estimated wait times. They can join the queue right from their phones. For shop owners, there is a dedicated Walk-In Manager dashboard to pause, resume, or manage queues across all chairs.
Flat, simple pricing.
Keep 100% of your bookings. You pay a simple monthly subscription for the software, with no surprise transactional cuts on the clients you bring in yourself.
Real tools built for how you work:
Where we are:
The app is live on web and iOS. We offer a free trial with absolutely no long-term commitment.
I'm actively looking for barbers and shop managers to try it out and give me real, honest feedback so I can keep making the tool better.
If you have any questions or want to try it out, drop a comment or send me a DM!
Thank you all!!
First Self Haircut. Tried to do a mid taper on the sides but definitely went too high. I’ll take any tips. Guidelines were trimmer, no guard open, 1 open
I want to do a little long haircut, but I can't find my style. I'm tired of washing my hair every morning, so I want the right haircut so that there is a correct length and texture.
How can I find the right style?
Usually would go to a barber or salon/stylist for this, but salon is expensive and barber isn't great at layering longer hair (most of his clients either ask for buzzes or fades).
How realistic is it for me to be able to cut my own hair and get it somewhat close to the first image without completely ruining it / accidentally giving myself a bowl cut? Should I just go to the hair stylist?
Any quick and easy tricks I can do to cut my hair to make it look better? I've seen a few videos on layering by TheSalonGuy on youtube, but I'm hesitant as my hand coordination isn't the best and I don't want to lose any fingers in the process.
Thanks in advance.
We’re looking for a Customer Success Manager / Community Manager for the School of Barbering.
This is NOT a “just answer messages” type of role.
We’re looking for someone who genuinely cares about people, understands accountability, follows systems, communicates well, and wants to grow with a fast-moving education/community brand.
This role is for someone who wants to become part of the team long term — not just another employee.
What you’d be doing:
• Managing and checking in with students inside Discord & Skool
• Tracking student progress, activity, and consistency
• Following up with inactive members
• Helping keep students accountable to posting content consistently
• Organizing logs, notes, posting schedules, and student updates
• Auditing active/inactive memberships weekly
• Identifying students getting results and scheduling testimonial calls
• Reporting student progress/issues back to the leadership team
• Helping maintain culture, energy, and structure inside the community
Important:
This is NOT a coaching role.
You are not responsible for giving advice or selling.
Your role is accountability, organization, communication, follow-through, and helping students stay engaged.
What we’re looking for:
• Strong communication skills
• Organized and proactive
• Actually cares about helping people succeed
• Understands Discord, Skool, Zoom, spreadsheets, etc.
• Reliable and consistent
• Comfortable following systems/SOPs
• Wants to grow with the company long term
• Bonus if you understand barbering, content creation, personal branding, or online communities
Schedule:
Morning check-ins + evening check-ins daily (around 4 hours total split throughout the day)
This is more of a partnership mentality role. We care a lot about culture and finding the right person.
Salary range:
We care more about finding the right long-term person than checking boxes. Starting compensation is roughly $400–$600/month, depending on experience and fit.
If interested, comment or DM:
• Your experience
• Why you think you’d be a good fit
• Any communities/programs you’ve managed before
• Your timezone
Need advice on which to buy? Madeshow and vgr clippers are around the same price and the kemei is a little cheaper.
Just need help before I cut 4 years of curls
It’s a little harder since my hair curls up by the hairline even after trimmed and razor. Any advice to clean everything up?
#1 on the sides, and I think I’m about a #6 on the top
I’ve decided to try something new and wanna ask y’all if buzzcut suits my head shape. It’s obviously a self cut but it looks decent for first time trying buzzcut
I used to go to a barber once a week, sit there for hours sometimes when it was full. Spend thousands a year. Such a waste of time. I was always dependant on my barber. Now that I moved away from the city and had a lot of time I finally had the courage to cut my own shit.
I think I just never did it before because it wasnt even a possibility, I thought only a skilled barber could make that work. Turns out all I needed was a 360 mirror, some clippers, a few tutorials and a whole day of cutting ( first cut took me 3-4 hours to look good )
But yea I feel like I found a cheatcode in Life like I am the one who gets to decide when I want to be crispy, I dont need to depend on another man to look fresh and Im very happy about it🙏🏾
Imagine its 7in the morning, im half asleep tryna fade myself up before my kids wake up.
Hands slip with a closed half guard now im pushing my Taper higher and higher tryna save it. What started as a mid taper turned into a high bald taper.
Tbh Im not mad at the high & bald look I fw it but I couldnt blend it into my head bro, I feel this was one of my worst fades in a while how bad is it?