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0:00Welcome to the free course where I'm
0:01going to teach you the techniques you
0:03need to cut your own hair. The
0:05information I'm going to give you in
0:06this course is very valuable, so I
0:08recommend that if you really want to
0:09learn how to cut your own hair, you
0:11watch the video from start to finish.
0:12The first and most important thing is
0:13to know what materials you're going to
0:15need. I always recommend the Trimmer,
0:17Clipper and Saver pack, but if you
0:19don't have these three or don't have
0:20enough budget to buy all three, a
0:22Clipper would be enough to get started.
0:24Of course, it's very important that it
0:26has a lever and that it has heads and
0:28above all that it has 0 and a half and
0:291 and a half, which are essential when
0:31doing the fake. Believe me, this is
0:33essential. If you don't have a machine
0:35that has these features, I recommend
0:36that you buy one and you don't need to
0:38spend € 100 or € 150 if you're just
0:39starting out. Believe me, it's an
0:41investment that will pay off. You will
0:43also need any comb, though I recommend
0:44that it not be too large; one like this
0:45one here is actually quite a good
0:47choice to use. And some scissors;
0:48thinning shears aren't strictly
0:49necessary, but it is better if you have
0:51them. And here I'll say the same as
0:53before, you don't need € 200 to buy a
0:55pair of scissors, okay? So some
0:56scissors that work well, but they
0:58shouldn't cost € 200 either. And
1:00these would be the most essential,
1:02although then there are other things
1:03that, with time and the money that
1:05you'll save from the haircuts that you
1:06get, you can buy: capes, brushes, water
1:08spray, everything else that you'll need
1:10, but that really aren't essential to
1:11start with, that you don't need. In
1:13fact, I started cutting my own hair and
1:15that of my colleagues with a cape that
1:17was a garbage bag. As long as you have
1:18scissors and a clipper, that's more
1:20than enough for this course, although I
1:22have to tell you that I'm also going to
1:23teach you how to use the Trimer and the
1:25Saber, so if you have them, it's better
1:27, but as I say, it's not essential.
1:28Once we know all the materials we're
1:30going to need, let's start from the
1:31beginning, which is the first thing we
1:33have to take into account if we want to
1:34start cutting our own hair. The most
1:36important thing, obviously, is the
1:38lighting and the space we have. What I
1:40recommend is that you cut your hair in
1:42the brightest room you have. If it
1:43doesn't have enough lighting, use lamps
1:45, lights, anything that will illuminate
1:47the work area, which is your head, as
1:49much as possible, and have a mirror,
1:51preferably a large mirror. Now that we
1:54know where we're going to cut it and
1:56what we need, we're going to start
1:57structuring the cut based on what we
1:59want and what we have. When I say based
2:02on what we want, it depends on the cut
2:04we want to do, because depending on the
2:06cut we want to give ourselves, we're
2:08going to have to take different steps.
2:10But don't worry, because in this video
2:12I'm going to show you all the possible
2:13variations of different haircuts,
2:15depending on what you want. And what do
2:16we have? Well, depending on how our
2:18hair is, if it's shorter, if we started
2:20with a buzz cut, if we started with
2:21very long hair, if we started with long
2:23hair, obviously this will also have a
2:24big influence on how we start to cut it
2:26. The longer our hair is and the
2:28shorter we want it, in other words, the
2:30more amount we have to cut, the more
2:32difficult the cut will obviously be.
2:34And it will require that we begin from
2:36the upper part or from the lower part.
2:38Normally, if you're just starting to
2:39learn, you're at that stage where
2:41you're just starting to cut your own
2:43hair, the normal thing is not to cut
2:44too much. Therefore, the normal thing
2:47is to start at the bottom and do the
2:49fade part, the structuring part of the
2:51cut, and then move on to the top, which
2:52would be the part we would normally do
2:54with scissors. It also depends on the
2:57cut we want. I'm going to explain the
2:58easiest way to do it, and it's when
3:00we're going to do a normal trim, when
3:01we're not going from super long hair to
3:03super short hair. So yes, we're going
3:04to start by cutting the fake part with
3:06a clipper. And wait, wait, wait, you're
3:08very likely to say, "Okay, I'll just
3:09grab the clippers, boom, and start
3:10cutting my hair." No, that's a mistake,
3:12and I think it's the biggest mistake
3:13you can make. Before you start cutting
3:14hair, before you even grab the clippers
3:16, you have to do three very important
3:17things, and believe me, they're very
3:19important. The first thing is to get
3:20your head around it and structure the
3:22cut well based on what you're looking
3:24for, and know what the steps are that
3:25you're going to take before you start,
3:27blindly. That's why I say it's very
3:29important that you watch the entire
3:30course before you start. The second
3:32thing is to choose a good workspace,
3:33which is what I mentioned earlier, good
3:35lighting, a good place where you can
3:37cut your hair calmly and know that
3:38you're going to look good. And the
3:40third thing is to always practice the
3:41movements that you're going to do with
3:42the machine turned off. This is going
3:44to be essential when cutting your hair
3:46because it will allow you to practice
3:48and learn what you have to do and how
3:50you should hold the machine, how you
3:51should use it and what movement you
3:53should make before turning it on.
3:55Because if you do it with the machine
3:57turned on at first, you're much more
3:58likely to mess it up. But don't worry
4:00because throughout the course I'm going
4:02to tell you how you should hold the
4:04machine, what movement you have to make
4:05, where on your head and with which
4:07part of the blade. So that won't be a
4:08problem because I'm going to give you
4:09everything very clearly. If we have all
4:11this internalized, it's time to cut.
4:13But first of all, this course is quite
4:15complete. However, if you really want
4:17to learn how to cut your own hair and
4:19want to delve much deeper into this
4:20knowledge, at the end of this video I'm
4:22going to leave you my online course of
4:24more than 5 hours, where you'll be able
4:25to delve much deeper into the
4:27techniques needed to give yourself all
4:28kinds of haircuts with much more detail
4:30, theory and practice. But you should
4:32know that it's not free, although I
4:33think that for all the value it
4:35includes, the price is very good. Keep
4:37in mind that learning to cut your own
4:38hair can save you a lot of money,
4:40thousands of euros throughout your life
4:42. Plus, you can also use all these
4:44techniques to cut the hair of friends
4:45and family, so you can start making
4:47that extra money too. So I think it
4:49could come in handy if you really want
4:51to learn and delve deeper into this.
4:52Also, at the end of the video I'm also
4:54going to leave you a discount code in
4:56case you go from this video so that the
4:57course is much cheaper. It's an offer
4:59that I've never made before and it's
5:00only going to be here for people who
5:02watch this course. The cut begins by
5:03cleaning the area that we are going to
5:05work on for the fade. Is this always
5:06necessary? Well, no, it depends on how
5:09long the cut is and the type of cut we
5:11want to do. Let me give you an example:
5:13if we have very short hair and only
5:14want to do sideburns, we might not need
5:16to cut this part here, this upper part,
5:18because it is already short. However,
5:21if we start with a slightly longer cut,
5:22and the upper side area overlaps the
5:24lower part, we will have to cut it
5:25because otherwise it will cover the
5:27fake we are going to do. This will
5:29depend a bit on how you have it and how
5:31you want it, but what I always
5:33recommend is that we start with higher
5:35numbers. Move up to higher numbers. For
5:37example, we start with eight. If we see
5:38that eight doesn't fit, we go down to
5:40six. that we see that the six doesn't
5:41fit either, the four, that we see that
5:43the four does fit, but it's still a
5:44little long, we see ourselves very long
5:45, well the three and so on until you
5:47get the length you're looking for.
5:48We're going to do this looking at
5:50ourselves in the mirror. Most
5:51importantly, stay as close as possible
5:52so that you can see each other as
5:53clearly as you can. We're going to hold
5:56the machine in two different ways,
5:57depending on whether we're going to do
5:58the left or right side. For the
6:00dominant side, that is, if you're
6:02right-handed and you're going to do the
6:04right side, or in the case that you're
6:05left-handed and you're going to do the
6:07left side, when you're going to do the
6:09side of your dominant hand, we're going
6:11to do it this way. We're going to hold
6:12the machine like this, as you can see.
6:14This is the perfect way because it
6:16allows me to do this circular movement
6:19and the wrist doesn't suffer. The wrist
6:21is always straight. What would be the
6:23other way? This one. The problem is
6:24that the wrist hurts a little more
6:26because it's not in a natural position,
6:27it's not straight, right? So it makes
6:29it hurt a little more. You can do it
6:31like this too, yes, in fact, and there
6:32are times when I probably hold it like
6:34this without realizing it. It's best to
6:36hold it this way, because it's more
6:38natural and the circular movement is
6:40easier to do. But don't worry, you can
6:41do it like this or you can do it like
6:43this; but you have to keep in mind that
6:44, if you find it more comfortable to do
6:46it like this, your wrist is going to
6:47suffer a little more. But as I say, it
6:49can be done both ways. But I recommend
6:51that if you're just starting out, you
6:52get into good habits or do it this way,
6:53which is the most natural. For the
6:55non-dominant side, we're going to use
6:56the same hand, the dominant hand, so
6:58things change because I move my
6:59dominant hand to the other side and
7:01here the machine has to be held in a
7:03different way. The easiest and most
7:05natural way to do the other side would
7:07be to hold the machine like this. One
7:09finger up, one finger down. But anyway,
7:12the key is to have fingers up, fingers
7:14down, and leave more or less this gap
7:15so that I can make this movement. The
7:18movement should be like this, always a
7:19spooning movement, a circular movement
7:21so as not to leave lines. So, if you
7:22hold the clippers like this, apart from
7:24having a straight wrist, it will be
7:25easier for you to do this movement;
7:27because we have this finger down here,
7:28which is, let's say, the one that
7:30balances, and these two are the ones
7:31that apply force when balancing and
7:33making a circular movement. Are there
7:34more ways? Yes, you can hold the
7:36clippers like this too. Yes, you can
7:37also hold the clippers like this,
7:38obviously. What happens? Let's do the
7:40same thing. The wrist suffers a little
7:41more. And now let's go to the back. How
7:44do I cut the back? This will depend on
7:46many things. First of all, I always say
7:48that if you are starting to cut your
7:49hair, do not cut the back. Just do the
7:52sideburns to start. Make a mullet or a
7:54cut like the one I have, where I have
7:55left it a little longer. It is not
7:57quite a mullet, but I only have the
7:58sideburns done, so you will only need a
8:00mirror and seeing yourself from the
8:01front will be enough. The problem and
8:03difficulty always comes when we do the
8:05back part because we need a mirror in
8:06our hand and another behind us. At the
8:08very least, you will need two mirrors
8:10and unless you have a triple mirror,
8:11which you can also buy and is useful,
8:12you will need to have one in your hand
8:14and another behind you. What this will
8:16do is that you look at yourself in this
8:17mirror and see yourself reflected in
8:19the one behind you and your movements
8:20will go in different directions until
8:22your brain gets used to it, which will
8:23be very difficult. But be careful, in
8:25this course I will teach you both how
8:26to do just the sideburns and how to do
8:27a complete haircut. So, I'm going to
8:29show you how to do the back part, but,
8:31as I said, my recommendation: start
8:33with a few cuts just in the sideburn
8:35area, so that you get the hang of it,
8:37see how to blend it, and when you have
8:39that technique, then move on to the
8:40back part. Let's go to the back part.
8:42Do you feel ready? I'm going to explain
8:45how to clean up the back part. Before
8:48we do the fade, we're going to need
8:50high heads, just like on the sides. And
8:52my recommendation is that you do the
8:53same, work up to higher numbers and as
8:55you go down and see how it looks, get
8:57to the number that you like. When you
8:58know what your number is and what
9:00number you need, you're going to grab
9:01the clippers like this. Okay, if you
9:03notice, before I was grabbing it like
9:05this to do this part here, well it's
9:07exactly the same, but on the other side
9:09. Why? Because we are going to need
9:12this position to cut the back side and
9:15make the same circular movement. Here
9:18the difficulty is going to be: you are
9:19going to have a mirror in this hand,
9:21another mirror behind it and you are
9:22going to have to watch yourself while
9:24you are making these movements for the
9:26right side. In the case that you are
9:27right-handed, that is, the dominant
9:29side; if I am right-handed, in this
9:30case it would be my right hand. If you
9:31were left, it would be left. This way
9:34of holding the machine is enough, but
9:35the problem lies when we have to do the
9:37other side and that is that here I
9:39cannot cut the other side with the same
9:40hand. So that is where the difficulty
9:43comes even more difficult and that is
9:44that you are going to need to hold the
9:46machine exactly the same but with the
9:48non-dominant hand. And for that you
9:49will have to hold the mirror with the
9:51dominant hand. In my case I hold the
9:52mirror with my right hand and the
9:54machine with my left hand and I do the
9:55same process again. That's why I always
9:58say that to do this, it's very
9:59important to do the movement with the
10:00machine turned off so that you get
10:02familiar with it and see that it really
10:03isn't difficult, but see what the
10:04movement is and how you have to do it
10:06before turning it on. The most
10:08important thing, always, when you're
10:10going to cut the back part, is to have
10:11the mirror as close as possible to your
10:13face and also be as close as possible
10:15to the rear mirror to widen the viewing
10:17angle and see as well as possible,
10:18especially when you're doing the fate,
10:20since at that moment you're going to
10:21need much greater visual acuity and,
10:23the closer we see, much easier it will
10:25be to do it. The area that we're going
10:27to clean will also depend a little on
10:29the cut we're looking for, since if,
10:30for example, we only want the miule and
10:32this part isn't very long, we only have
10:33to clean the sideburns. It depends a
10:35little on how long your hair is and the
10:37area that we're going to clean to then
10:39make the guide line. The guide line is
10:42what marks the shape of the cut and
10:44also marks the part that we are going
10:46to clean, since this will allow us to
10:48make the guide line much better. So I
10:50will tell you, depending on the cut you
10:52are looking for, which guide line you
10:54have to make, what shape you have to
10:56give it and also some very important
10:58aspects when it comes to marking
11:00greater or lesser difficulty. The guide
11:02line is still the lowest number that we
11:04are going to pass in the fail and as I
11:06have said, it is what gives that shape
11:07because depending on how we make it,
11:09the cut will have one structure or
11:11another. And therefore, if I make the
11:13guide line very high, it will be much
11:15more difficult to erase it and then
11:16connect it with the side part. It will
11:19also be much more difficult, because if
11:20I make that guide line too low and,
11:22when I'm cutting, for whatever reason I
11:24make a mistake and cut myself and make
11:25a mark that I shouldn't, I can always
11:27raise the line a little and, instead of
11:29making it low, I make it medium and
11:30erase that mistake I made. But if I
11:32start and make it too high, I can't fix
11:35that. That's why I always say that for
11:37people who are just starting out, the
11:38best thing to do is to always make the
11:40guide line low, especially if it's your
11:42first cut. If you like to make it a
11:44little higher so that the cut lasts
11:45longer, then first start by making x
11:47cuts, I don't know, cc 10 with the line
11:49a little lower. As you begin to get the
11:51hang of it, learning the techniques
11:53that you need and polishing them a bit
11:55more, you should then move on to
11:56slightly higher cuts. But it's not just
11:58the height that makes it easier or more
12:00difficult, it's also the shortest
12:02number that we use on the guide line.
12:04As I said, the guide line is always
12:05made from the shortest number, but it's
12:08not the same to do a fade starting from
12:10zero than from 0 and a half. And the
12:13thing is, 0 and a half is the perfect
12:14number to start cutting your hair,
12:16because it looks short, but at the same
12:18time it's not very difficult to erase
12:20the lines later, it's much easier to do
12:22the fake. So if you're just starting
12:24out, I recommend that you use 0 and 5
12:26medium with the Clipper to make the
12:28guide line for the first few cuts. And
12:30if you like zero so that it also lasts
12:31longer, over time, when you get the
12:33hang of it, you can switch to zero. You
12:35would simply have to put the zero and a
12:37half head on your machine, raise the
12:39lever all the way up so that it cuts as
12:41much as possible and that's how we
12:42would make that zero line. But since
12:45this course is aimed at everyone, not
12:46just for people who are just starting
12:47out, but also for people who already
12:49have a little more practice, I'm also
12:50going to teach you how to do it with
12:51the zero line. To make the zero line,
12:54you have two options. The Clipper
12:56machine without anything, okay? Without
12:58any head, with the lever up, or if you
13:00have the budget and can get a trimmer,
13:02a trimmer, which is better for me and
13:04for the vast majority of people, to
13:06make the guide line with the trimmer
13:08because it cuts a little more, shaves a
13:11little more and is also easy to use. It
13:14has a slightly shorter blade than the
13:17clipper and this allows you to make
13:19angles, for example, more curved on the
13:21sideburn or on the back, since it is
13:23easier to give different shapes the
13:26smaller the blade, okay? You already
13:29know what height you need and what
13:30number you are going to use. Now you
13:32have to know what shape you are going
13:34to give that guide line and this will
13:35depend on the cut you want. I'll give
13:37you some examples so you can see it
13:38clearly. If you're looking for a
13:40tapered fade, you have to do the
13:42sideburns and the nape of the neck and
13:44the guideline should look something
13:46like this. Obviously it will depend a
13:48little, as I say, higher, lower, but
13:50something very similar to what I'm
13:51showing you. If you want to do a low
13:53fade, you'll have to mark the line,
13:55something like this, and it goes from
13:57the sideburns to the nape of the neck,
13:59and it would connect by going over the
14:01ear and behind the ear. But it's very
14:04important that you make a lot of fall
14:05in the back so that if you make a
14:07mistake you don't go too high and the
14:08nape of the neck doesn't end up too
14:10short, which then looks really bad
14:11because the cut will look very straight
14:13. If you want to do a mulet, which is
14:15what I recommend when you're starting
14:16out, the guideline is very simple, it
14:18should look something like this. We
14:20only do the sideburns part and it is
14:21very important that you do not reach
14:23the back of the ear. Like many, you can
14:26end up at the top of the ear because if
14:28you go back too much, then you will
14:29need a mirror and it will be much more
14:31difficult. If you want a mohawk, you
14:34have to do something similar to the
14:36Miet, but with an arch that goes around
14:38the ear. Here you will need another
14:40hand mirror. You also have to keep in
14:42mind that the more curved that guide
14:44line is, the more difficult it will be
14:45to do it. And the thing is that giving
14:47it that curved movement with a razor is
14:49a little complicated because the razor
14:50is straight and not curved. Therefore,
14:53it requires practice and above all that
14:55you do it little by little. For the
14:57back part, I always say that the best
14:59thing to do is use the corners of the
15:01razor, trimmer or clipper to give that
15:03curved movement, because it is much
15:04easier to use the corners that way. It
15:06is also very important that when you
15:08pass the guide line, you make a
15:10circular spooning motion. This movement
15:13will allow the fade to start to be seen
15:15and the lines will not be so noticeable
15:17. The goal when we do a fade is to not
15:19have the lines visible. Therefore, when
15:21you are going to mark the guide line,
15:22always open the clipper in the area
15:24where it ends. And the last super
15:26important point of the guide line is to
15:29look for symmetry. To do this, we are
15:31going to do both sides at the same time
15:32. When you stand in front of the mirror
15:34and pass the clipper to the lowest
15:35possible setting, you are going to do
15:36one side and then the other and you are
15:38always going to look at yourself from
15:39the front so that both sides are at the
15:41same height. If you see that one side
15:42is higher than the other, then we will
15:43have to raise the lower side a little
15:45more. That's why I always tell you that
15:46it's very important to do it low,
15:47because it's very likely that you'll
15:49start to go up, up, up, up and up, and
15:50end up with a super high cut. The same
15:53goes for the back, if you're going to
15:54do a low fade, where everything
15:56connects downwards, first trim the side
15:58part, the part you see in front of the
15:59mirror, then use a mirror to lower one
16:01side part all the way to the back and
16:03then the other. When they both reach
16:07the back but still don't touch, then
16:09use a mirror and both hands to finish
16:11connecting them so that everything is
16:13exactly symmetrical and both sides are
16:16the same. This point is very important
16:19because you can do a very good cut,
16:20with a very good fade and a very good
16:22face, but it still ends up unbalanced,
16:23and that's exactly what we don't want,
16:25because if you do this you'll avoid it.
16:28So now you know how to hold the machine
16:29and how to apply the guide line. Once
16:31you have done that guide line, you have
16:34to make sure, 100%, this is very
16:36important, that the line is not too
16:38marked. And this is very simple, as I
16:40told you, it is a circular motion, a
16:41spooning motion. Obviously, the line
16:43has to be noticeable because then you
16:45have to apply more numbers, but if you
16:47do the circular motion well, you will
16:48avoid many intermediate steps later.
16:50Once we have the guide line done, let's
16:52go to the next step, the next process.
16:54Erase the damn guide line. This is the
16:57most important point of a cut. Why will
17:00it make the difference between a
17:01well-done fade and a badly done fade?
17:03You already have the guide line and
17:04what you have to do now is erase it. To
17:06do this, we need to use higher numbers
17:08to create that grayscale, allowing it
17:10to fade away bit by bit. You have to
17:13keep in mind a very important aspect.
17:14How do you want the fade to be? And
17:16it's not the same to do a fade in this
17:17space than in this space. The fade can
17:20be either compressed or blurred. So
17:22that you understand me, I'm going to
17:23give you two very clear examples. This
17:25would be a compressed fade where we've
17:27erased and done the fade in a much
17:28smaller space and it looks more
17:30aggressive, it's more noticeable. You
17:32can also see that it's a fade that's
17:33blurred but it's in less space. And
17:35this would be a blurred fade. The grays
17:38take up more space and the gradient
17:40process is much wider, it takes up more
17:42space. Which is more difficult of the
17:44two? Well, the compressed one is much
17:46more difficult because we have to do
17:48all the movements in a smaller space,
17:50but it's also normal that when you
17:51start cutting your own hair, your face
17:53looks very compressed, because the most
17:55common mistake is trying to do the fade
17:56in the smallest space possible. That's
17:59why we're always going to try to do it
18:01as blurred as possible and I'm going to
18:03show you the tricks so that instead of
18:05looking so compact, it looks really
18:07clean. What will make it look more
18:09compact or more diffused? Well, it's as
18:12simple as when we go over the
18:13intermediate numbers and we go up the
18:15fade, instead of going over the numbers
18:17in a very small space, half a
18:19centimeter or very small, we pull hard
18:21and open the machine more and go up a
18:23little more. And now, what number do I
18:25have to go over? Okay, it will depend
18:26on the number you have gone over on the
18:28guide line. You have drawn the line at
18:30zero, you have gone over zero and you
18:32have a saber, so do this. Take the
18:34saber without pressing too hard. Don't
18:36press these machines too hard, as they
18:37irritate the skin. You are going to
18:39start from the bottom until you reach
18:40the part where you have the marked line
18:42, but you are not going to go all the
18:44way to the top, instead you are going
18:45to leave about half a cm below opening
18:47also in a circular motion, because
18:48although you may not believe it, you
18:50can also make a spooning motion with
18:51these machines. If you press a little
18:53harder, it will shave more, obviously,
18:55and the moment you open it and press
18:56less, it will start to grab a little
18:58less hair and that will prevent the
19:00guide line from being marked as much.
19:02The goal is to not reach the very top,
19:03but to stay a little below and then you
19:05will start to see that blurring. And
19:06that is achieved with the saber. If you
19:08have a saber, if not, it doesn't matter
19:09because we continue with the next step.
19:10And I haven't said it, but the saber
19:12applies the same movement and is
19:14grabbed exactly the same way as it was
19:16shown with the Clipper for the sides
19:18and the back. So if you don't remember,
19:20go to the part where it explained how
19:21to hold the machine depending on the
19:23area you are going to shave, for those
19:24of you who use the saber to shave. This
19:26can be very useful, okay? Why? Because
19:29it prevents irritation. When we shave,
19:31it is very likely that the pore will
19:32become infected, especially if you play
19:34sports, sweat or work in a place where
19:36there is a lot of dirt, it can be very
19:37useful. It will prevent those
19:39uncomfortable spots that usually appear
19:40. Another tip for those who do not know
19:42how and want to cut to the point,
19:43whether you have a trim or a clipper.
19:45If you want to get a more perfect shave
19:47, that is, a closer shave, closer to
19:48the point, you are going to take the
19:50machine, the clipper or the trimmer;
19:52you are going to raise the lever to the
19:53top, in the case of a clipper, and you
19:55are going to pass it the other way,
19:57like this against the skin, in this way
19:58pressing more at the bottom and, as you
20:00go up, you also open it so that, as I
20:02say, the guide line does not remain
20:03even more marked. Do it this way and
20:05press, you will get a little more shave
20:07. You can also do it like this,
20:09pressing here and going up, but it does
20:11not shave as much. If you really want
20:12it to shave and you don't have the
20:14budget to do it, do it as I told you,
20:15and you'll see how you can get a little
20:17more hair and maybe make the cut last a
20:18couple more days. Let's erase the zero
20:20line. Now, yes. If you have the er and
20:22a half, you're going to take the same
20:23head, the 0 and a half head, but you're
20:25going to lower the lever down. 0 and a
20:27half head and lever down. And you're
20:30going to continue going up with the
20:31same spooning motion that I showed you,
20:33holding the machine as I showed you,
20:34depending on the part you're going to
20:36cut. And the goal is to go up about a
20:38finger's length at least so that the
20:41face looks more blurred. If you do the
20:43circular motion well, you won't leave
20:45any lines and you'll notice how the
20:46guide line that we had marked goes up a
20:48little bit; and instead of marking
20:50below, you're going to mark a little
20:51higher up, because obviously we're
20:53still going to need more numbers. But
20:54it's very important that you do it with
20:56a good circular motion. Don't worry if
20:58it's very difficult for you, because
21:00it's achieved little by little, it
21:01takes time. Obviously, it could take
21:03you much longer. The first cut, you
21:04could spend 2 hours, it's okay. Over
21:06time, little by little you'll shorten
21:07it and you'll do it faster and faster.
21:09But I tell you the truth, it's okay to
21:11spend 5 minutes moving around, opening
21:13the machine well, and running it so
21:14that it gradually goes up. The goal,
21:16the most important thing you have to
21:18keep in mind is not to go too high, to
21:19go little by little and see yourself in
21:21the mirror how you're erasing that line
21:23. The back is going to be exactly the
21:24same as I mentioned at the beginning.
21:26We have to take the machine exactly the
21:27same and do it as if it were the guide
21:29line, but in this case we will be
21:30passing the 0 and a half with the lever
21:32open. In the case that you have made
21:34the line at zero, we are going to do
21:35exactly the same, but instead of with
21:37the 0 and a half lever down, we are
21:39going to do it with the 0 and a half
21:40and lever up, because the guide line
21:42will be shorter. So it will be exactly
21:44the same. You are going to do the same
21:46movement, but with the lever all the
21:48way up. And if you are one of those who
21:50have made the guide line at zero, after
21:51having passed the machine with the zero
21:53and a half and lever up, we are going
21:54to continue doing the same with the
21:56lever down. We are going to move up
21:58another finger or so, which takes up
21:59more or less the space that one finger
22:01takes up, a little higher. And here
22:03comes something very important. It is a
22:05technique that you can apply for those
22:06of you who have a hard time making the
22:08circular movement and you can't see it
22:09very well. And instead of using the
22:11machine like this, which is the
22:12conventional way when I use the machine
22:14like this, you're going to use it like
22:16this. You see that here the entire head
22:18touches my skin and it's like the usual
22:20way, the conventional way. Then take
22:22the device and place it at about 90
22:23grams distance, more or less, from the
22:25skin. If you notice, the part of the
22:27skin and the part of the machine make
22:28an angle of approximately 90 degrees.
22:30So you're going to use it like this. As
22:32you go up and reach the area of the
22:34guide line where we already have hair,
22:35it starts to make a sound, because when
22:37it cuts the hair, the good thing about
22:38the machine is that it makes a sound
22:40and you can guide yourself a lot with
22:41the sound. There, just when we start.
22:43How can you do it? By taking the
22:44machine, as I told you, like this and
22:46instead of using it like this, we're
22:48using it like this. This allows us to
22:50make a bigger circular movement and
22:51also helps us to make the cut look with
22:53less line. You can try it both ways. If
22:55you find it more comfortable to do it
22:56the conventional way, do it the
22:57conventional way. If you find it more
22:59comfortable to do it with the clipper a
23:01little higher at 90 degrees, then try
23:02it that way. Both ways are correct and
23:04you will get the same result with both,
23:06but I think the 90-gram clipper may be
23:08a little easier for you. The same thing
23:10happens for the back. You can take the
23:12clipper the same way and instead of
23:13using it the conventional way, use it
23:15at about 90 degrees. The goal is that
23:17the movement should also be circular
23:19and you should always practice this
23:21movement before turning on the clipper.
23:23If you are cutting the back of your
23:24hair, you have to keep one thing in
23:26mind and this is very important. Here
23:27we have less density. In the front part
23:29, the hairs are finer, there is less
23:31hair density. In the back part, there
23:33is more hair density. That means that
23:35if I am using a finger here in the back
23:37part, I will need a little more, a
23:39finger and a half, a little more. The
23:42space between the number we used and
23:44the next one should be a little bigger,
23:46because it is very likely that you will
23:48see it well blurred in this part, but
23:50the cuts will be more noticeable in the
23:52back because the hair is usually harder
23:53, darker and denser. So remember that
23:56you always have to go up a little more
23:58in the back. When you have used the 0
24:00and a half closed and the 0 and a half
24:02open, you will end up with something
24:04similar to this if the guide line is at
24:06zero and something like this if the
24:07guide line was at 0 and a half. At this
24:10point we compare both cuts because the
24:12next numbers we have to use are the
24:14following ones. So regardless of
24:16whether you started with zero or 0 and
24:18a half, the heads that we are going to
24:20use next and the steps that we are
24:21going to follow are the same. After the
24:240 and a half head comes the one and
24:26that's it. We are going to take the one
24:28head and put it on our machine. At this
24:30point, one thing is very important:
24:32that the lever is neither all the way
24:33up nor all the way down. Let's put it
24:35in the middle, okay? In the event that
24:36your lever has four positions, you
24:38should leave it in the second; if it
24:39has five, you should set it to the
24:41middle one. If you've followed my
24:42previous steps correctly, it's very
24:43likely that the fade will already look
24:45quite blurred, but it won't look
24:46completely finished yet. It's normal to
24:48still see a dark line, and that's the
24:49line we're going to erase. Now, the
24:51goal is to use this head and this
24:53number to reach that line that still
24:55looks dark and, by opening the machine
24:57very wide, which is very important, to
24:59start blending it. To blend that line,
25:01we're going to use the machine without
25:03fail. Here I tell you that I really
25:05recommend that you do it with the 90 gr
25:06technique because it's going to be much
25:08easier using that technique, opening it
25:10wide as you go up. And it's very
25:11important to use the sound as a guide,
25:13to do it in a place where there's not
25:14much noise so that you can hear when
25:16the machine starts to grab the hair and
25:18at that very moment you start to open
25:19the machine. Believe me, this is very
25:22important so that you don't go too high
25:23. It's also very important that when
25:25you do it from the back, you also use
25:27that sound, but obviously, you should
25:29also use the mirror as a guide, just
25:30like in the front, but sound is very,
25:32very important when it comes to giving
25:34yourself a cut. With this number, we're
25:36also going to go up about a finger's
25:37length, the same distance that we went
25:38up with the previous numbers. Obviously
25:39, if you want it to be more compact,
25:41you'll have to go up less. It all
25:42depends on what you're looking for. I'm
25:43telling you the measurements so that
25:45the fade looks more diffuse. The good
25:47thing about this is that once you have
25:48the technique and you know how to pass
25:50the machine in all the positions of
25:51your head, the only thing you have to
25:53understand is that we're going to go up
25:54the heads. What is the next number we
25:56need to move on to? Because the
25:57movement is the same. We only move one
25:59number, we simply move a higher number
26:01and go up a little higher. That's why
26:03it's very important that you master the
26:05technique, because then the rest is
26:06quite simple and easy. At this point,
26:09it will look something like this.
26:11Obviously, it depends on the cut you're
26:13doing, but the structure is the same.
26:15We have the guide line and we're going
26:17up numbers. Now, what do we have to do
26:19depending on the guide line we've made?
26:21For those who have made the guide line
26:220 and a half, I must tell you that it's
26:24very likely that you'll end up with
26:25something like this and that is that
26:27the fade is already starting to be
26:28visible, but that line is still marked,
26:30that difference between zero and 0 and
26:32a half. And when we go over the line
26:33here to zero, this is the added
26:35difficulty, that we would have to erase
26:37that line, which in the case of 0 and a
26:39half would not be necessary because we
26:41have already blurred it, but if you
26:43make the guide line at zero, yes.
26:44That's what I told you at the beginning
26:46, that the first few times you always
26:47make the guide line at 0 and a half
26:48because it's easier. Don't worry
26:50because I'm going to explain how to
26:51erase that damned line that is one of
26:53the most difficult when cutting your
26:54hair. To erase that line, we take the
26:57clippers and turn the lever halfway,
26:59neither up nor down. If you have a
27:01clipper with four positions, the second
27:03one, this one here, if you have one
27:05with five, the one in the middle. How
27:07are we going to use the clippers? And
27:09this is the most unconventional part,
27:11but the one I always show in my videos,
27:13because cutting your own hair is much
27:15simpler, much easier than doing it the
27:17conventional way, which would be to go
27:19through numbers and see how it looks,
27:21lowering and raising the lever, right?
27:23Here we are going to eliminate many
27:24intermediate steps and I really mean it
27:26to you, this is the perfect and ideal
27:28technique for cutting your own hair and
27:30if you try it you will agree with me.
27:33We take the clippers, we look at where
27:34we have that line, which has to be
27:35quite noticeable, and we are going to
27:37pass it the other way. Instead of
27:39passing the clippers like this, which
27:41is how we were doing before, we are
27:43going to pass it this way. The goal is
27:45for this part, which is the straight
27:47part of the clippers, to stick more or
27:48less to the hair. As you can see, this
27:51part here sticks to the skin and we
27:53have to see where we have that line and
27:55just when we get there we press a
27:57little more on the bottom where we have
27:59the zero and as we get to the line we
28:01press less. It is also very important
28:02here that you guide yourself by the
28:03sound. For the part of your dominant
28:05hand, if I am right-handed on my right
28:08side, you are going to hold it like
28:10this. These two fingers up, this one
28:12down. You can also do three fingers on
28:14top, one on the bottom, it doesn't
28:15matter. But it is true that this tends
28:17to get quite annoying, that's why I
28:18always use these three. I stick the
28:20machine like this. And now what I do is
28:23go up and when I start to hear that I
28:25can see that it is cutting, I open it
28:26up a little bit too. Obviously you have
28:28to look at it. If you see that the line
28:30is right here, then you just get there,
28:31press a little lower and as you get to
28:33the line you start erasing. The key is
28:35to also perform this opening movement,
28:36this circular spooning motion that we
28:38were practicing just a few moments ago.
28:40It's exactly the same as when we did it
28:42like this, but we're passing the
28:43machine in this way. Don't do it like
28:45this, don't do it at 90 grams because
28:46then it won't remove anything. You have
28:48to place it a little higher. Okay? You
28:49already know how to hold it for this
28:51part here, for the dominant area, from
28:53the dominant hand. For the other side,
28:55hold it like this. If we were holding
28:58it like this before, okay? This was the
29:00way to hold the most dominant sample.
29:02We turn the machine and now we're going
29:03to hold it like this. This would be the
29:05position and this is how I would raise
29:07it. This is the position in which I
29:09hold it and the one you should hold it
29:11in so that it's easier when erasing the
29:13zero line for the other side. In the
29:15case of the dominant area, like this,
29:17not dominant, like this dominant, like
29:18this non-dominant, like this I think
29:19it's clear. To the back, dominant part,
29:22the dominant area, that is, in this
29:24case it would be my right side back. We
29:26are going to take it exactly the same
29:27as for this part here, do you remember?
29:29We held the machine like this, exactly
29:30the same. I can also erase the line
29:32like this. Obviously you are going to
29:34need another mirror in your hand. It is
29:35true that it is the most difficult part
29:37, but if you stick to it well, as I
29:38said, you stick the mirror very close
29:40and you have the rear mirror very close
29:41, it is very easy because it is very
29:43similar to doing it from the front. For
29:44the non-dominant rear part you can do
29:46it in two ways, whichever is easier for
29:48you. You hold the machine like this,
29:50okay? And you can pass this arm behind
29:52you. This will allow you to see
29:54yourself quite well from the back, but
29:56it is not the only way, okay? The other
29:57way would be with your non-dominant
29:59hand. I think it's a little more
30:01difficult, but anyway, let's take the
30:03machine this way and we can erase it
30:04the same way we did it on the other
30:06side. It will depend a little on how
30:09good your non-dominant hand is, that is
30:10, how well you handle it. But if you
30:12find that you don't have much mobility,
30:14or if you have a hard time, you can do
30:15it by passing your hand behind it. And
30:17with the other mirror, it's as simple
30:18as doing it this way. I personally do
30:21it both ways, but it's true that when I
30:23watch my videos, most of the time I do
30:25it with my dominant hand. I pass it
30:27behind it and that's it. For areas
30:29where the face is very small, like for
30:31example the sideburn area where we have
30:32very little space or when you do the
30:34mohawk that goes behind the ear and is
30:36very circular, we are going to do that
30:37movement, but with the corner of the
30:39blade. Instead of passing the entire
30:42blade, we are only going to use one
30:43corner. This part here, in this case,
30:46would be done like this, instead of
30:47like this, we would use the corner, we
30:49would go up. And for the part behind
30:51the ear we would do exactly the same,
30:53since being circular, if I pass the
30:55entire blade, I would catch this part
30:56here, this part here, but not the
30:58middle area. Don't get frustrated at
31:00this step, it will likely be harder for
31:01you. That's why I always recommend
31:03starting with the r and a half. If you
31:04are going to dare and do it from
31:06scratch, you have to understand that
31:07this step is the most complicated. To
31:09get it right, I recommend that you take
31:11your time, that you always use the
31:12machine; that you always use the
31:13machine turned off first to get the
31:15hang of the movement and how we are
31:16going to manipulate the machine. that
31:19you really remember how we are going to
31:20hold it, how we are going to move it,
31:22what the circular motion is, all those
31:24techniques that are going to make it
31:26much easier for you when you turn it on
31:28and start making the actual cut. The
31:30next step would be the next head, the 1
31:32and a half. Very important, we lower
31:35the lever all the way down. Now we
31:38continue using the 90º technique and
31:40regardless of whether you take the
31:41guide line to zero or 0 and a half, the
31:44steps are always going to be the same.
31:46Either way, both paths will be the same
31:47. Head 1 and a half, lever down,
31:49machine at 90º and we continue going
31:51up a little more. It is very likely
31:54that you can still see that line and
31:55that is the one we have to continue
31:56erasing. I go up when I start to hear
31:57that it is starting to pick up hair, I
31:59open it. The technique is the same that
32:00we have been doing throughout the video
32:02. We always hold the clipper the way I
32:04showed you for the back part, if you're
32:06doing it the same way, and we go up one
32:09finger, one and a half fingers. It's
32:11true that when we go up to higher
32:13numbers, we can allow ourselves to go
32:14up a little more; but it's important
32:16that you do the circular motion well,
32:18that you do that movement well as you
32:19go up so as not to go in too far,
32:21because if I take this number, which is
32:221 and a half, which isn't very long,
32:24and I go in too far, I could leave a
32:26cut, I could leave a very short area
32:27and it wouldn't look good. So, it is
32:29very important that as we continue
32:31moving upward, we open the clipper up
32:32properly. At this point, it's likely
32:35that the cut will look fairly good,
32:37that the face will look almost finished
32:39, but it will also depend on how long
32:42the top part is and how long this part
32:44here is. If it's not very long, this
32:46will probably be enough and you won't
32:48have to go up any more numbers. If you
32:50still notice that the cut is still a
32:51little noticeable at the top, that line
32:53is still visible, you are going to run
32:54the head of the 2 with the lever open
32:56and you are going to do the same thing
32:57that we did with the 1 and a half, but
32:59opening it even more. You are going to
33:01get to the part where you see the most
33:02darkness, where you see that the hair
33:04is longer and where you see that line
33:05and you are going to continue opening
33:07it a little more. Let me give you an
33:08example. In my case, I would have to
33:10continue running the head of the 2
33:11because this is very long. Let's move
33:13on to the next point. Connecting the
33:15sides with the top. There are many ways
33:17to do it and it will also depend a
33:19little on how you have cut the sides
33:21and how you have the top, because the
33:22more contrast there is, the more we are
33:24going to have to cut, however, if there
33:26is not much contrast, you will hardly
33:28have to cut. But don't worry because I
33:30am going to give you the steps and the
33:32keys to know how much more or less you
33:33have to cut and which of the different
33:35techniques may work best for you.
33:37Technique number one, the easiest but
33:38the least professional, although it's
33:40true that if you do it right, the
33:41results are very good. A clipper, a
33:43curling iron, and a high number, quite
33:45high. How high? What number do I use?
33:47It depends a bit on what I said before,
33:48on how long your hair is. But to give
33:51you an idea, I always tend to go for
33:53numbers between four and six, more or
33:56less, for my hair type, seeing more or
33:58less how long it is. I already have the
34:01sides done, because now I'm going to
34:02show you how to do it. If your hair is
34:04shorter, you'll have to use smaller
34:05numbers. What you have to do is what I
34:07told you at the beginning of the video,
34:09which is always try higher numbers and
34:11go down. Try very high numbers. If you
34:13see it doesn't take or look right, and
34:15the difference is still very clear,
34:16then go down little by little. You'll
34:18see what the technique is. The idea is
34:20that all the hair we have on the top or
34:22long upper side falls down and blurs
34:24the fade, because as you can see, if I
34:25lower this like this, it really covers
34:27the fade. M, I could leave it like this
34:29, yes, but there's a lot of contrast
34:31and there's a big step between this
34:32area here, which is the sideburn area,
34:34and this whole part here. It's not the
34:36top, but rather the upper side area,
34:38because my head, more or less, my side
34:40area would be this. I'm not going to go
34:43all the way up here, which I could say
34:44if I had a very high fade, but since I
34:46have a fade below, I only have to go to
34:48where there's too much hair and where
34:49you can see there's a lot of jump. It's
34:52exactly the same on this side. I have
34:54this very long and there's a lot of
34:55contrast and a lot of jump. How are we
34:57going to do it? We take the clippers,
34:58uh, the lever at about half height,
35:00because it's going to depend a bit on
35:02the number you have. So, having it up
35:03or down won't be very noticeable either
35:05, especially with very high numbers,
35:06you'll barely notice it. So, we leave
35:08it halfway. And the idea is to go up
35:10with that technique that I showed you
35:11earlier of 90 gr and open it very well,
35:13without reaching the top all the way.
35:15The idea is when you start to hear it
35:16making a sound, that it's already
35:18taking in hair, then open it a little,
35:19okay? It's very likely that your hair
35:21is going forward, growing forward. If
35:23it comes out too far forward, you raise
35:24it and do it against the grain. So,
35:25instead of pulling upwards, what we
35:27would do is pull a little diagonally.
35:29Meaning, instead of doing it like this,
35:32we'd do it thus. And what I'm saying,
35:35open the clipper very well. The key
35:37here is to make that very exaggerated,
35:39circular movement, because we have a
35:41very high head and we want it not to
35:43get too deep and not be too short. I
35:45mean, this is the easiest technique and
35:46you're going to see it live because
35:47it's very simple. I hold the clippers
35:49and, as I told you, I open them; when I
35:51begin to hear hair, I finish opening
35:53them, keep moving up, hear the hair,
35:55and open them more. It seems like it's
35:57not cutting anything, but it really is
35:58cutting. The idea is that you keep
36:01going down and see if there's still a
36:02big step and do it little by little,
36:04especially if it's your first few times
36:05, do it little by little so you don't
36:07overdo it. Then you go up very little
36:10by little. You will need to do this on
36:12both the sides as well as on the back,
36:14which will depend entirely on your
36:16specific haircut. In my case, I have a
36:18mulet and I'm only doing it on the
36:20sideburns, but if you have a low face,
36:22you'll have to do it on the entire
36:24upper guide line that you marked at the
36:26beginning. If you have a taper, you'll
36:28have to do it on the sideburns, like
36:30I'm doing, and also on this part here;
36:32Don't worry though, because I'm going
36:33to show you later how you can cut this
36:35part here, which is the hardest of all,
36:36and you don't really need scissors. Now
36:39you're going to see how the side I've
36:41done more or less progresses and goes
36:43from less to more. Obviously then when
36:45I pull it down it doesn't stay all the
36:47way up, but let's say you can see that
36:49scale and it's true that you can see,
36:51not a lot, but you can see quite a bit,
36:53that this is a little shorter and goes
36:55little by little. However, the side I
36:57haven't done, as you can see, look,
36:59this part here that sticks out is what
37:01I just cut. This whole area here, this
37:03part here is what I just removed. And
37:04can it be done or removed just with a
37:05clipper using this technique that I
37:07just showed you? Well, no, there are
37:08more techniques. So let's move on to
37:09the next one. Second technique,
37:11thinning scissors and a comb. Any comb.
37:15How are we going to do it? Very simple.
37:17I comb everything downwards. We're
37:19going to use the cutting shears,
37:21opening them like we did with the
37:22clippers, never going inwards, but
37:24instead, as I go up, I'm making this
37:26circular motion that you see right now,
37:27okay? And it's very simple, because
37:30what we have to do is separate the
37:31upper section, which is more or less
37:33the area that we see is longer. And the
37:34area that we want to cut, which is this
37:36one here, which you'll normally see
37:37because it's the part where your hair
37:39is longest, you move it down. Now, with
37:40the comb, we take it like this and open
37:42it like this. Look at the angle I'm
37:44taking. I don't leave the comb stuck to
37:46the head, but I put it in and take it
37:48out a little bit and open it. In such a
37:50way that the comb makes this movement
37:53and doesn't stay stuck, but is slightly
37:55open. What we have to do is very simple
37:57. With these scissors, very carefully,
37:59especially not to get too close or cut
38:01too much, cut the hairs that stick out,
38:03that are sticking out, that we see that
38:05are longer. How are we going to do it?
38:07Looking at ourselves in the mirror, we
38:08can do it like this or we can do it
38:10however you want, whichever is easier.
38:12You can pass the scissors this way or
38:14this way. It is more difficult this way
38:16because normally this hand can cover
38:18you, although if you do your head
38:19correctly, it won't happen. I am doing
38:20it right now and I am in front of the
38:21camera, but you are going to see how I
38:22do it in front of the mirror. Watch how
38:24I do it. It is very simple, as I told
38:25you. I point forward and the part that
38:27I see that I have to cut, which is a
38:29little bit longer, I lower it down, I
38:31take it out, I open the comb, right
38:32there and I insert the scissors. You
38:34can do it this way or this way. That
38:36way you will always see it better and
38:37it will be easier. And it's simply, as
38:39I said, a little bit very carefully.
38:42The key to these scissors is not to cut
38:44too much, especially from the root,
38:45because if you do, you'll go overboard
38:47and remove all the volume and it will
38:49still look good. But it's true that you
38:50have to understand that they don't cut
38:52the same as normal ones, but rather
38:53they cut half of the hairs that you're
38:54picking up. Therefore, you're going to
38:56need to go over them more times. Now,
38:59the best thing to do is look at
39:00yourself in the mirror and lift the two
39:02sections and lift the two sides, the
39:04left and the right, and make sure that
39:06they're more or less at the same height
39:08. If you see that one of the two is a
39:10little bit longer, then you have to cut
39:12right there. And in this case it would
39:14be perfect, but this isn't the only way
39:16to do it and there's another way and
39:18that would be the following. I have to
39:20say that it is the most difficult, the
39:22most professional, but if you really
39:24want to do it yourself and cut it well,
39:25over time you will have to learn
39:27because the result will be somewhat
39:28better. And here is the next one. I
39:30can't cut it myself anymore because it
39:32is already short, but we will take
39:34these sections. I opened this section
39:36from the front, more or less from the
39:38entrance of the shoulder blades where
39:40the entrance usually opens, to a little
39:42towards the back. In other words, it
39:44does not have to go straight, but
39:45rather it has to go inwards a little.
39:46And this is the part that we have to
39:47even out and that we have to cut. It is
39:49best to have it wet or damp, but it is
39:50true that if it is one of the first
39:52times you do it, you do not have to
39:54have it wet and wet, because it will be
39:56much easier to see the result when it
39:58is dry and to see if you have gone too
40:00far or not enough. If you've gone too
40:01far, you can't do anything, but if
40:03you've gone too short, you'll see it
40:04much better because hairdressers
40:06control wet hair very well, but it's
40:07true that when it dries, it changes,
40:09since it becomes a little shorter. So,
40:11if it's one of your first times, it's
40:13okay to do it dry, you really have to
40:14see it through. Cutting your own hair
40:16is not the same as cutting someone
40:17else's hair, okay? What you're going to
40:20do is take it like this and we should
40:21cut downwards, more or less in this
40:22direction. It always has to go more or
40:26less in this line, from less to more.
40:29Then I would move on to the next
40:31section and do exactly the same. You
40:34see that I've more or less already cut
40:35it and it's more or less in this
40:37downward shape, it doesn't stick out
40:38too much here, okay? It sticks out a
40:40little, but that's because I have it a
40:41little longer and that's how I like it.
40:42But if I hadn't done what I did before,
40:44the steps I went through, this part
40:46would be much longer and sticking out.
40:48I would have to cut it downwards, which
40:50would be as easy as taking the scissors
40:52like this and passing them down. Normal
40:55scissors in this case, okay? How do we
40:57hold the scissors? I'll show you that
40:58later, but it's very simple. This is
41:00basically how you hold the scissors and
41:02your thumb is the one that moves. The
41:04part down here, let's say, stays still
41:07and you only move your thumb. But don't
41:09worry about that because these are your
41:11first times when you're not going to
41:12see how to hold scissors properly. All
41:14that matters is that you don't cut
41:16yourself and that you know how to hold
41:18this part here, which is very simple,
41:20which is to hold the two fingers here,
41:22grab the comb and, as if you were
41:24cutting the hair with your fingers, and
41:26leave it still. This comb can be left
41:29on the table or you can put it here or
41:31here behind your big toe and then pass
41:33it further back so that you can see it
41:34easier. Always face the mirror, it is
41:36very likely that you will not see well
41:38because you are facing it. To make it a
41:39little easier for you, the best thing
41:41to do is turn your head and that way we
41:43will have a much easier view and it is
41:44much easier to grab that hair with the
41:46scissors. But as I say, this is all
41:48practice and little by little. And
41:50these techniques with scissors to
41:52connect the side parts with the top
41:54would only be useful for doing the part
41:56from here to the part of the ear. For
41:58the back part you will not need
42:00scissors because you will not be able
42:02to. I will show you later how we would
42:04cut the back part and also how we could
42:07take that step or how we would get that
42:09scale from less to more in a gradient
42:11way. So when I show you how to cut the
42:13back part, you will use it to connect
42:15it too. Okay, you've already made the
42:18cut, you've already connected the cut
42:19and now you just need to do the top
42:21part, the back part in case you have to
42:22cut it too and mark the contours. Let's
42:25mark the contours before moving on to
42:27the top part. To mark the contours, a
42:29trimmer is essential. If you have one,
42:31that's even better. If you don't have a
42:33trimmer and a trimmer, you can do it
42:35with a low-profile one, with a blade
42:36and, at very low speeds, with the
42:38clipper, but you have to keep in mind
42:39that the clipper doesn't shave as well.
42:41I'm going to start from easiest to most
42:42difficult. The easiest part is the
42:44forehead. If you have it shaved, it
42:47would be as simple as moving the
42:49clipper upwards and making the line if
42:52you like the fringe and the marked
42:54bangs. The contour area here, which is
42:58the contours of the sides, is very
43:00simple. We lift the little indentation
43:03and what we do is with the corner of
43:04the blade, with this one here, we make
43:06the circular shape, this one here and
43:08then later if you want, and if you like
43:10, you can also go in this way. Towards
43:13the inside. The thing to do, as I said
43:15at the beginning of the video, is to do
43:17it with the machine off and then turn
43:18it on and then proceed to do it so that
43:20you can see how the movement is,
43:21internalize it and then it will be
43:23easier later. What happens? There are
43:25people who like it very marked, very
43:26inward and there are people who like it
43:28to look natural, where the cut and the
43:29contours are not so noticeable. I am of
43:31the second option, of those who do not
43:33like it to be too noticeable. Therefore
43:35, if you are on my team, do not go too
43:37far. Only cut the little corner, that
43:40is, the hairs that stick out, which are
43:42maybe four or five hairs that should
43:43not be there, which usually happens and
43:45that's it. Do not go any further.
43:48Something like that is enough. This
43:50part here, not even because I cannot
43:51see it, but in the event that you
43:53prefer it more inward, or you like it
43:55to be well-defined, then you would
43:56indeed need to use at least a razor or
43:58a saber blade for this process. And you
44:00would have to do the same thing, but
44:03going further inward. In this case, I
44:05would go through here and go further
44:07inward, so that it would be much more
44:09defined, the outline would be much more
44:11visible. But then I would have to go
44:13with either the razor or a saber. And
44:15how would I go with it? With the corner
44:17, I would go inward and grab the hairs
44:19that I have already gone over with the
44:20trimmer. You will have to do this
44:22because if you don't, the little hairs
44:23that stick out will look like a beard.
44:25The problem with going too far inward
44:27is that after 2 days, that hair will
44:29grow and you will see the line on the
44:30inside and then the hairs on the
44:32outside and it will not look good.
44:33That's why I don't like to get too
44:35involved, because at first it looks
44:36great. It's true that the cut looks
44:37great for Instagram. The typical barber
44:39photo with super-defined contours, but
44:42then after a few days things change. We
44:44keep increasing the difficulty. The
44:46area above the ear, the same, don't
44:48overdo it, don't get too involved
44:50because it won't look good. Also, your
44:53ear will look much bigger. In my case,
44:54for example, well, look, if it looks
44:56bigger, we're doing it wrong. C is what
44:58we're going to do, the same thing,
45:00blade, corner, just the corner and a
45:02dull movement with the clippers. Take
45:05the technique and do this one in front
45:07of a mirror. I can reach here, which is
45:09where I can see. I can't see further
45:10back. So, that's as far as I can go.
45:12Then I'll have to do the rest with
45:14another mirror, but as far as where I
45:15can see myself, which is just a little
45:17bit behind the one above the ear,
45:19that's as far as I can do this circular
45:21movement. Okay, always practice it by
45:23touching it and when you have it done
45:26and you know how to handle it, then you
45:28turn it on, you do it very slowly. It
45:31is important not to go too deep. You
45:32will see how I do it in front of the
45:34mirror and how it looks, what the
45:35result is and the difference. Right now
45:37I am looking at myself in front of the
45:38mirror and I lower my ear and as has
45:40been said, the clipper and I do not go
45:41too deep. The idea is that you follow
45:44the same movement as your hairline. If
45:46it comes out too high, well, you have
45:48to go a little deeper. If the hair
45:50grows almost above the ear, then do not
45:51go too deep because then it is what I
45:53told you, that when it grows it will
45:55look bad. Do you see? So far so good.
45:57And now we would need the part down
45:58here. On the other side we would do the
46:00same. I would make sure that both sides
46:01are more or less the same. And then we
46:03would do the part here and the part
46:05here in case we have to do it too. For
46:07example, if you have a cut like mine, a
46:10mulet can come in handy. If you have a
46:12taper, a low fade, you won't need it,
46:13but at least this part here can come in
46:15handy, especially if you have a taper.
46:17For the back area, you will need
46:19another mirror. With the mirror, as I
46:21said, sticking it close to your face to
46:23greatly expand the viewing angle. And
46:25holding the trimmer like this, now we
46:27are not going to hold it like when we
46:29held the Clipper, but the idea is to
46:30pass it like this and to do this I hold
46:32it as if it were a pencil. It is very
46:34similar. It is almost as if we were
46:36holding a pencil and were going to mark
46:38in this way. So we hold the machine
46:40like this, first we make the movement
46:42and when you have control over it, we
46:44turn it on. The shape will depend a
46:45little on the cut you have. I'm going
46:47to make it circular because the cut I
46:49have now is a mullet style and I like
46:51the bottom part to be circular, but if
46:53you have a taper, for example, this
46:54part would go straight, it depends a
46:56bit. Okay, the idea now is to find
46:58exactly where we marked the line above
46:59the ear and continue it downwards and
47:01continue and then you can give yourself
47:03the shape that you like. If you have
47:04hair like mine, where you have a mullet
47:06and you have it a little longer, what
47:08you have to do is use a comb and always
47:10comb in the direction of where we are
47:12going to cut. For example, the part
47:14here goes inwards, towards the ear,
47:17towards the ear, the bottom part goes
47:19down. Well, look, this is the shape I
47:22do for the mullet. Anyway, I'll show
47:24you images so you can see what it would
47:25look like if it were a taper and what
47:27they would be like if it were other
47:29cuts. Although, well, you'll only
47:31really need this part here in the back
47:33if you have a mullet or a taper,
47:35because with a low fade you'll have it
47:37short. Unless you've done it at 0 and a
47:40half or at 1, in which case you can
47:41refine the contours and it would also
47:43be very useful to remove these little
47:45hairs down here, which are the big ones
47:47; which is as simple as using the
47:48clippers; you go over it here very
47:50carefully, because if you scratch
47:51yourself and press too hard, because if
47:53you press too hard you can scratch
47:55yourself. So here the idea is to do it
47:58very gently and the problem is that
47:59when you do the other side with your
48:01non-dominant hand, you have to hold the
48:02clippers exactly the same, but this
48:04time with your non-dominant hand. In my
48:06case, it's left-handed and to do the
48:08left side it's going to be a little
48:09harder. And don't worry, because if you
48:12do it slowly and look at yourself in
48:14the mirror, you won't overdo it and
48:16you'll do it right, I'm sure. Now I
48:23remove the hairs from below. Now I'm
48:27going to show you how to cut the back
48:28part. It's the hardest part if you have
48:31very long hair. And I'm going to
48:33explain why. Cutting the back part will
48:35come in handy if you have a mulet or a
48:37taper. If you have another cut, you
48:39won't need it because with the gradient
48:41itself you'll reach the top. You'd only
48:43have to cut the front part with
48:44scissors. But if you have it like me or
48:47you have a taper, you do have to cut
48:48this part and it's the easiest way,
48:50because with scissors it's impossible
48:52to do it yourself unless you have three
48:53mirrors. I'm going to show you the
48:56easiest way, and it's the following.
48:57Just like when we connected the sides,
49:00we're going to use high numbers. As for
49:02height, the same as always, you go down
49:04to higher and higher numbers until you
49:06find the one you like and it looks the
49:07way you want. In my case, I like to
49:09leave the part here long, so I use
49:11eight, which is the highest number. If
49:14your machine doesn't reach eight, and
49:15there are many machines that only go up
49:17to number four, there are heads like
49:19these that are universal and work for
49:21all machines, or at least for all those
49:23that have the typical blade with a
49:25normal lever, those that are not like
49:26Brown or Philips, which have different
49:28numbers. These will work for you, which
49:30by the way I'm going to leave here
49:31below in case you're interested. The
49:33idea is, like on the sides, to use the
49:36machine technique at about 90 grams and
49:38also do that movement if you want this
49:41part to be longer. If you like it to go
49:44from less to more, you have to do that
49:46open movement. However, if you like the
49:48entire back section to be the same
49:49number, you're going to do it normally
49:51and just when you get to the part with
49:52the chronilla, that's when you have to
49:54open it, because this way the entire
49:56back section will be the same number
49:57and everything the same. I don't really
49:59like it this way. I like this bottom
50:01section to be a little shorter and this
50:03part up here to be a little longer.
50:05That's why I'm going to do it with this
50:06technique. We're going to hold the
50:08machine like this, as I showed you
50:10before, and with a mirror in front and
50:12another mirror behind, I can see myself
50:15and I can make that movement. I'll
50:17start by holding it less low. The lever
50:19, as I told you here, doesn't matter if
50:21it goes up or down. It should go in the
50:22middle or up, because if you put it all
50:24the way down it usually cuts a little
50:26worse. So the lever, the lever at half
50:29height and I do this movement. I press
50:32it more here and now as I go up I open
50:36the machine. If you have very long hair
50:44like mine, it will be very useful to
50:46use a comb and comb downwards as you
50:48pass the clippers over it, since it is
50:50very likely that as you go up, it will
50:52cut a little less each time, because
50:53the hair tends to stay on top, combed
50:55upwards. And that is solved, as I said,
50:57by passing the clippers over it and
50:59cutting it, passing the comb over it
51:01and combing downwards. With the same
51:05hand I can do the whole back part
51:07because what I do is turn around and
51:09with this hand I can pass it to the
51:12other side. You do not need to hold the
51:14clippers with your non-dominant hand.
51:15With the same hand you can do the whole
51:17side. And now the best thing to do is
51:19comb and see if you need to cut more on
51:21any other side, if you need to cut more
51:23on any side or not. I still see that
51:25there are parts that are long,
51:27especially this part here, and I can
51:29continue cutting a little more. You
51:33always have to pass the clippers
51:35against the hair. Here the hair grows
51:36downwards and that's why I'm running
51:38the clippers upwards. But, for example,
51:40in this part here on the sides, instead
51:42of going upwards it would go in this
51:44direction which is normally where the
51:46hair usually grows. Now I'm going to
51:49take a good look at myself and see if
51:50this suits my taste. I like this part
51:52here to be a little shorter, so I'll do
51:54the same thing, but instead of going
51:56with number eight, I'd go with number
51:58six or four and leave this area here
52:00shorter. Now look at how I have the
52:01back part. You can see that it's quite
52:03a bit shorter and as I said, I like it
52:04long, that's why I've gone with this
52:05number. But if you like it shorter or
52:07you have a taper and you have to go
52:09higher, then you should go with a
52:10number less. I've already explained the
52:12technique, but the length is up to you.
52:14Well, you might like it longer than
52:16this. And you can't get it any longer
52:18than this with a clipper. But how could
52:20you do it? When you cut your hair, once
52:22you use the clippers, it will be
52:23shorter, obviously you will like it a
52:25little less, but next time don't cut
52:26the back and you will have the length
52:28you like. The good thing is that you
52:30only have to cut the back part once
52:31every two or three cuts. Let's move on
52:33to the last part and for many the most
52:35difficult, although I assure you it is
52:37not the most difficult at all, the top
52:38part. Here it will be very useful to
52:40get wet, and all we have to do is one
52:42of two things: either put your head
52:44under the shower if you are at home, or
52:46, if you have a spray like this or any
52:48other, wet it until it is damp, but not
52:50dripping; meaning, it should remain
52:52slightly damp, so that it is not
52:54soaking wet. I am going to quickly show
52:56you the comb technique and the scissors
52:59technique. It's very simple, and I will
53:01explain it in a way that is easy for
53:02someone just starting out. You always
53:04hold the scissors this way, as I showed
53:06you, with the center out. These fingers
53:08go here. It's not a coincidence that
53:09they have these shapes, but rather
53:11they're made to leave these four
53:12fingers. The thumb goes here. The top
53:14part, this part here, never moves. What
53:17always has to move is the thumb. But
53:18don't worry about that at first because
53:20it's very likely that you'll do this at
53:21first and that's normal. It's true that
53:23with time, if you learn the technique,
53:25the scissors will always do this. And
53:28the only part that moves is the thumb.
53:31In the other hand, the comb. A comb
53:33like this one works very well for you,
53:34which is small, there are also plastic
53:36ones or ones that are a little bigger
53:37if you have one, but if it's small,
53:39it's better because it's easier and
53:40more manageable. When the top is wet,
53:43what we're going to do is comb it well
53:45and untangle it, which is very
53:46important, because I really need it now
53:48. And we're going to comb it all down,
53:50so it doesn't look like a cow coming
53:51out of me. I'm going to show you the
53:53technique to hold the hair and make it
53:54very easy for you. You always have to
53:56do it in front of a mirror. I'm going
53:57to do it in front of the camera because
53:58it's the closest to what you would see
54:00and it's very simple. We're always
54:01going to start with the fringe. When we
54:03have it combed down, it's the easiest.
54:04What shape will we give it and how will
54:05we cut it? In my case, I usually cut it
54:08at eyebrow level, but you're going to
54:10cut it at the height you like. The
54:12shape you're going to give it will also
54:13depend a lot on the cut you want and
54:15the length you have here. If we have it
54:17long here, like mine, where I've left
54:18it quite long, I can't cut too much
54:20from here because then there will be
54:21too much contrast. The thing is that if
54:23you've made this part short, you've
54:24left quite a bit of hair in this area
54:26here and in the back area, there also
54:27has to be quite a bit of hair here.
54:29Therefore, you can't cut too much. But
54:30anyway, let's get to it. Very simple.
54:32Let's start with the scissors and the
54:33comb. The comb acts as a support and
54:35what it does is lower it down. And now
54:37with the scissors I can insert the tip
54:40and when you get to the eyebrow area
54:42very carefully, what you're going to do
54:44is take the comb like this and lift it
54:46up like this. And there you're going to
54:48cut the ends. The other option you
54:50would have would be to lift it up here
54:52and cut this part, these tips that
54:54stick out here. What's the problem with
54:56doing it this way? If it's your first
54:57time, it's very likely that you'll cut
54:59too much. That's why I always like to
55:01do it downwards, but you have to be
55:02very careful because you could cut your
55:04eyebrow. So it's important that when
55:06you get to this part here, you lift it
55:08up like I told you. If you have a small
55:09comb with very small teeth like this
55:11one, it'll be very easy. The other
55:12option, if you like something like me,
55:14is just above the eyebrows so that you
55:16don't have the problem of cutting them.
55:18You can also lower the eye like this
55:19and the brow too. The idea is that
55:22everything stays more or less the same
55:25shape, that this part here falls a
55:27little, rounds out and goes back up to
55:30the top. And that when you open this
55:32like this, you have these two sides the
55:34same. Right now, for example, I have
55:36this one longer than this one because
55:37I've already cut this one here. The
55:38important thing to not cut your skin is
55:40that this part supports you and you go
55:42over it with your thumb. But if you're
55:44scared, you can use the technique I
55:45told you about, which is this one here.
55:46Take the comb like this and lift it up
55:49like this. Now what you're going to do
55:51is comb it down so that all the hairs
55:52are perfectly at the same height. Okay?
55:55Now let's move on to the hardest part.
55:56Scissors here. If you can do this, it
55:58can come in handy because you can use
56:00the comb while holding the scissors
56:02here. If not, don't worry because you
56:04can do it like this, use the comb with
56:06the scissors like this, or leave the
56:07scissors on a table. Take the comb,
56:09lift the section, which I'm going to
56:11explain how it works, leave the comb
56:13here behind where your thumb is, or
56:15leave the comb on the table and now
56:16pick up the scissors. Obviously, this
56:18takes longer because you have to keep
56:20putting it down and putting it down,
56:21but hey, at first, until you get the
56:23hang of it, this might be the easiest
56:24way for you, okay? How are we going to
56:26cut it? It will depend, as I said, on
56:28the shape you want to give it, but
56:29normally the back part is a little
56:31shorter, the middle part a little
56:32longer and the fringe part a little
56:34shorter, so that it more or less has
56:36this shape, okay? Because this part
56:38here gives volume to the front. This
56:39would be, if you want your hair to go
56:41forward. Do you like how I have it,
56:42combed forward? If not, you can give it
56:44all more or less the same length, that
56:46will look good on you. If you then
56:48apply texture, it will look quite good.
56:49So, how are you going to do it? It
56:50depends a little on what you like. Do
56:51you like the technique I told you about
56:52? To give you more volume in the front.
56:55You are going to leave this part here
56:57longer so that it overlaps the fringe
56:58part. And that is as simple as when we
57:01start cutting the fringe part. Here we
57:03are going to cut a little more. And
57:04when we start adding layers to the back
57:06, we have to let the hair be a little
57:08longer. We have to notice it. For
57:09example, I take it up to here and I see
57:11that the hair reaches this area here.
57:12Now I take the back part and, as I said
57:14, I have it longer, in fact it is quite
57:16noticeable. So, what happens? I think
57:17that I should cut less here, and
57:19continue that towards the back. When I
57:22get from the middle area more or less
57:23to the back, that's when I will have to
57:25cut it. If you don't like that shape
57:27and want the normal, common shape,
57:29easier to do at home, then you cut the
57:30same on all sides, whether it's the
57:32bangs or the middle part. What does
57:34work for you is to cut the back part a
57:36little more so that it doesn't end up
57:37too long, because this long part here
57:39won't look good. So it is true that the
57:40back part, this area here, will have to
57:42be cut a little more. Okay, now we will
57:45maintain an order. Let's take and lift
57:47the front part first, the front part,
57:49which is what we just cut. But by
57:51taking it up in this specific way, we
57:53are no longer grabbing the part of the
57:54bangs, but are instead taking the
57:56section located slightly behind them.
57:57We would cut on this side. Well, the
58:00best thing to do would be to start here
58:01. Let's take it here first, cut on this
58:04side, then come to the same section,
58:06the same one in the front, but to the
58:08middle part. We continue in such a way
58:11that we match this part, this section
58:13that we made on this side. And now we
58:15would come to this part on the right,
58:17in my case it would be the right. And
58:19we take the same and finish matching.
58:22We would now have this part, the middle
58:23part and the part here, in other words,
58:25the three, side, side and center. When
58:27we have done the entire front part, we
58:29go to the back. We pull the comb the
58:31same way, but instead of taking it here
58:33like we were doing before, we are going
58:35to take it a little further back there.
58:38And we do exactly the same thing for
58:39the middle section. Instead of going in
58:42the front this time, we go a little
58:44further back and cut exactly the same
58:46way for the other side. We go a little
58:48further back and cut again. Next, the
58:51same thing but going further back.
58:54Normally, with one, two, three, four,
58:57and at most five sections, you'll have
58:59finished the entire top section. You
59:02have to do five on one side, five in
59:04the middle, and five on the other side
59:05so that you can see it clearly. I comb
59:08my hair all the way forward and start.
59:10I'm going to start on this side here,
59:11too much on the side, this part here,
59:12because this is the area that we've
59:14already done before, that we connected.
59:15Therefore, I don't have to cut that
59:17part unless I see that it sticks out
59:18too much. I lift and pull, stretch my
59:21fingers a little until I reach the ends
59:23and that's where I cut. If I can do it
59:26in front of a camera, you can 100%do it
59:27in front of a mirror, because believe
59:29me, in front of a camera it is
59:30complicated, very complicated. Okay,
59:33now we do the same thing but with the
59:35middle part. And I cut. You can cut it
59:38this way or this way. And now I do the
59:41same thing, but I come to the other
59:43side and there I cut the ends. If you
59:47like it to be textured, you can do it
59:48like this, once you have cut it: insert
59:50the tip of the scissors to trim it a
59:52little. But it is true that if it is
59:54one of the first times you have cut
59:55yourself, I do not recommend it,
59:56because it is quite complicated and it
59:58is likely that it will not turn out
59:59well. Stick to the easiest, which is
1:00:01what I am teaching you now, and later,
1:00:02when you get the hang of it, you can
1:00:04try other more complicated techniques.
1:00:06Anyway, at the end of the video I'm
1:00:08going to pin the online course in case
1:00:09you're interested and want to learn how
1:00:11to cut hair in more depth and all those
1:00:13techniques that I'm telling you are a
1:00:15bit more pro level. Well, this would be
1:00:17as I'm telling you. We would do it like
1:00:19this, cutting it until we reach the
1:00:21back. Now I'm going to put everything
1:00:22in fast motion so you can see how it's
1:00:24done and how far you have to go, as far
1:00:34as you can see, since we cut this part
1:00:36here with a clipper before. If you like
1:00:39this part here shorter, you can reach
1:00:41the area you see, which basically from
1:00:43the front if you bend your head, you
1:00:45can reach more or less the crown part,
1:00:47which is this one here. I can keep
1:00:49cutting this part here because I can
1:00:50see it. From there, no more, but if
1:00:53there is a lot of unevenness, it is as
1:00:54simple as using the technique that I
1:00:56taught you earlier, which is to hold
1:00:57the clipper with one head held high and
1:00:59with the mirror behind you, reach this
1:01:01part here. Now, when we have finished
1:01:03cutting everything, the entire upper
1:01:05part, I am going to show you a trick so
1:01:07that you can see if you have any
1:01:09unevenness or if any part is too short
1:01:11or too long. To see if there is any
1:01:12part that is not right, that you have
1:01:14gone overboard, that you have left too
1:01:16long, instead of taking it like we were
1:01:18doing before, which was like this, from
1:01:20ear to ear, we are going to take it
1:01:21like this and we are going to go over
1:01:23it the same way, but holding the comb
1:01:25like this. And that way we are going to
1:01:27be able to see if it is in scale, if it
1:01:29is good, if there is any part that is
1:01:30too long. You can do it starting from
1:01:32the back area all the way to the fringe
1:01:34. This helps us to see if there is any
1:01:36step or if there is any part that we
1:01:38have left wrong. On the other side, we
1:01:39do the same thing, but we hold the comb
1:01:41like this. This can give you a rough
1:01:43idea of, as I said, if there is any
1:01:44part that is too long or not, but hey,
1:01:46it's true that if it's your first time
1:01:48and you're going to comb your hair in a
1:01:50textured way or if you have wavy or
1:01:51curly hair, it won't be noticeable.
1:01:54Last tip, but very carefully, that you
1:01:56can do if you like textured hair, is
1:01:57with the tip of the scissors and very
1:01:59carefully you can always go with the
1:02:01hair. I mean, if the hair goes that way
1:02:03, I move the scissors like so; I don't
1:02:06cut like that, I always cut with the
1:02:08hair. You can do this, trim a little
1:02:10bit, very carefully from front to back
1:02:11and without going overboard, doing it
1:02:13very, very, very little. This will give
1:02:15a little texture and above all more
1:02:16depth to the hairstyle. And now all
1:02:18that's left is to comb it, but I'll
1:02:20show you that later. Now, I hope you
1:02:22enjoyed the course, I hope you enjoyed
1:02:24the video, that you learned something
1:02:25and that you can apply it to your
1:02:27haircut, to your style. But if you
1:02:29really enjoyed it and really want to
1:02:31learn in depth, I have the online
1:02:32course where, in 5 hours, not just in a
1:02:34short video, in 5 hours, I teach you
1:02:36all the techniques step by step so that
1:02:38you can apply them much more easily to
1:02:40your hair type, to your cut, to the
1:02:41hairstyle that you like and that you
1:02:43can learn to do it both for yourself
1:02:45and for other people. Think of it as an
1:02:47investment that will pay off because
1:02:49you will learn to cut your hair
1:02:50yourself. You will save yourself a lot
1:02:52of cuts, you will be able to always
1:02:54wear it the way you want and when you
1:02:55want. You do not depend on anyone, you
1:02:57can cut your hair whenever you want.
1:02:59Most importantly, these techniques can
1:03:00be very useful for learning how to cut
1:03:02other people's hair, since in the
1:03:03course I teach the theory and technical
1:03:05practice to cut yourself and other
1:03:07people's hair. How to apply the
1:03:09techniques I've taught you to yourself
1:03:10and do it for someone else. I'll tell
1:03:12you again that I think it's a great
1:03:14opportunity and in fact it's on sale
1:03:16right now. We don't know how long the
1:03:18course offer will last, so if you're
1:03:20really interested, in fact, we
1:03:21currently have a pack that includes
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1:03:27cheaper to buy all four together. So I
1:03:29won't say anything else. If you really
1:03:31want to take the step, I think now is
1:03:32the time. I'll see you inside. And by
1:03:35the way, for staying until the end of
1:03:37the video, I'm going to give you, and
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1:03:50not with the machines, okay? But it
1:03:51ends up being half price, so now you no
1:03:53longer have any excuse. And if you have
1:03:55any questions, whether about the course
1:03:57, products, machines, or whatever, you
1:03:58can comment on this video and I'll
1:04:00answer you as quickly as possible. But
1:04:03if you see that I'm taking a while,
1:04:05which can happen sometimes I'll take a
1:04:06few days, I'll leave my Instagram here,
1:04:08send me a direct message, ask me
1:04:09whatever you need and I'll be happy to
1:04:11help you. And if you're a bit lost with
1:04:14the subject of machines, you don't know
1:04:16which one is best for you, whether to
1:04:18get one, two, or three, I'll leave you
1:04:19this video here where I explain which
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1:04:23your profile. And if you want to learn
1:04:25how to comb your hair, whether forward,
1:04:27to the side, book, however you want,
1:04:28but you want to learn how to comb your
1:04:30hair well with good products depending
1:04:31on your hair type, I'm also going to
1:04:33leave you this video here. Yeah.

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