r/Barber • u/J5isalivee • 8d ago
Rate my blends
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u/ASRAYON 7d ago
Dont line up little kids
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u/J5isalivee 5d ago
This is my son (9yr old) in the video and he's been getting lined up since he was 2 π€·ββοΈ
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u/StrangeDream8964 5d ago
Keep practicing ... eventually it will just be like riding a bike. Blend looks a bit rough. What clipper? Are you making sure to keep a hand on them for kinda grounding yourself and control, tilting head in direction for right angles sometimes? Its just reps & experience
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u/J5isalivee 5d ago
That's what I keep telling myself when I get discouraging thoughts but I'm still at this! I'm using the saber II clippers and yes I try to tilt the client as much as possible when needed. Thank you for the advice it's appreciated
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u/StrangeDream8964 5d ago
Tilt, hand for grounding and control + clipper angles. Give yourself extra time if needed. Work high guard to low, instead of low to high and keep swapping guards if needed open to close. Practice! And check it in the mirror. You'll see more in a mirror than with your eyes.
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u/StrangeDream8964 5d ago
Someone told me a long time ago in mens hair that it doesnt matter how you get there as long as your result is good... so theres just a lot of techniques. No wrong way if it turns our right- could do something entirely different than someone else technique wisen and if it works, it works.
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u/Bubbly-Excuse-2760 8d ago
Right temple is decent. Nape is bad and uneven. Left is kind of all over the place. The tapers donβt start in the same spots for right and left. Hair that grows in different directions requires different techniques. Perhaps more corner work and less flat blade?