Learn How to Cut Your Hair Faper Style - Part 2

Learn How to Cut Your Hair Faper Style - Part 2 I like to establish a line at the back just start to gauge where my taper will be of how tight. I keep it right on the side burns so I’ll take my blade and I’ll just even this up. Now I’m flicking again back here with my number one because he likes this tight back here and also it gives him a lot of aware of his haircut and wear it a lot longer so come here, this area along the area that we’re going to keep longer we want to go in there and keep calm and just chisel away out it a little bit of course not so heavy. It’s not so heavy when you go and put your hands up. Put your hand areas that you don’t like, you can’t free hand is pretty easy. It just takes a little practice. A little thumb I like to use when teaching is if you can use your pinky or your hand or some type of leverage, you usually won’t find you want it to— I saw I’m keeping my pink adjusted so I don’t go any closer than I was in the previous prep. No matter where I’m cutting, I’m keeping, my pinky in the same position so that I don’t remove too much. Put this side up, in three’s, my personal purpose is for edges. In edging you want to keep your shoulder and keep your arm down, you don’t want to have to reach up here above shoulder, you want to keep your client or patron at a level where it’s easier for you to work and see your work. I’m stretching this thing behind the back of the side burn and pulses to his air. The same with this I’m stretching above the alignment. Scratch a little bit here above the reciprocal. Coming back from the area I did previously and now just getting in the back of it. Put he’s are little bit, keep that away, keep that vibration of his ear, he’d appreciate that. We’ll come back to all that because I don’t want my clippers to get too hot. If you find that your clippers aren’t cutting, well clean them. And you can tell the difference for when I’m not stretching it will not do the hair tends to come off a little bit easier if you are cutting on a flat surface that’s why that’s catching being in the skin than catching— being overlapped by the fast speed of the blades. The blades catching the skin rather than the hair so you stretch the skin to make sure that you maximize okay and get— .