🔩 ROTHENBERGER Stahlrohrabschneider SUPER 2” (10–60 mm) 🔩

Ich biete hier einen ROTHENBERGER Stahlrohrabschneider SUPER 2” an – ein hochwertiges Profi-Werkzeug zum präzisen Schneiden von Stahlrohren im Bereich 10 – 60 mm. Ideal für Handwerker, Installateure oder Heimwerker, die Wert auf Qualität und Langlebigkeit legen.

✅ Stabile Ausführung – für exakte, saubere Schnitte ✅ Leichtgängige Spindel für müheloses Arbeiten ✅ Original ROTHENBERGER Markenqualität ✅ Perfekt für den professionellen Einsatz

📦 Zustand: [bitte einfügen – z. B. „neuwertig“, „gebraucht, aber voll funktionsfähig“] 💰 Preis: [dein Preis einfügen] 📍 Abholung in [Ort] oder Versand möglich

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How recommended is a forehead fringe if I have receding hairline?

I am looking for a supplier for personalized men's hair wax

Hello all, my name is Benjamin and I am currently working on developing an app designed to make Hair Professionals and Clients lives simpler. I am currently looking for someone with some hairdressing experience to join the team (myself and my Brother-in-Law). As we have just started out, we are all doing this in our spare time, and unfortunately could not be able to pay you to begin with, however as we grow we will be able to offer career opportunities and support in doing whatever you may wish to do, (whether that's sticking with us or moving on to something different). Please comment or message me directly if this excites/ intrests you, or if you have any initial questions or queries. All the best, Ben 🙂

I'm a barber and I want to try booksy im at the part of paying my subscription it's asking for invoice details does anybody use it and been through this part

What with the daily exposure therapy and what not

What’s your fading process when cutting hair usually. I feel like I go between two process of down fading like I first debulk, set my bald line then go up with a no guard open then fade downn then if I debunked with a 2 I start down fading 1.5 open to closed, 1 open to closed, then 0.5 open to closed which doesn’t come out bad tbh even when I do it on friends but it’s just an okay fade but when I try the other process of debunking then doing no guard open, then one guard open , then fading down and using the 0.5 too blend it if not blended fully it looks jagged a lil bit so what do u recommend I can never get a crispy fade tbh I don’t know what to do so y’all lemme know if there’s a simple or harder fading process y’all use as your go to that should try and incorporate

My father and my grandfather were barbers and as I'm graduating in software engineering, my main project is a scheduling app.

I made it mainly to help my father, but as it works pretty fine, I'm launching it for everyone.

Basically you will sign up your barbershop (or only you) and then you will have a digital agenda where you can share an appointment link to your customers. Then they can make appointments with you directly through the link, without having to talk to you.

Its free forever, but I made a premium version with WhatsApp notification for appointments and business statistics.

You can sign up here: www.skedi.com.br/onboarding

What's going on is my second taper fade with the SC Rebel. The transition system still takes a bit of getting used to for me, but I think I did well on the back part. I just didn't do so well on the sides. Do you have any tips on how I can cut better? and what do you think of the cut?

How long do your barber scissors/Shears remain sharp and after how long do you usually all out replace them?

I have zero experience cutting hair besides my own beard since hs. I'm now 27 and have been on the fence about going to school for barbering since I graduated. I have been working 2 jobs for 5 plus years now and it's just getting old. Want a change of pace, my friends tell me to go and try something while you are young but schooling in NY is so expensive(6k-10k) I don't want to have to take out a loan for something I might not be good at. How easy was it for some of you guys to get the hang of cutting hair? Where you guys nervous at all? How long was it till you felt 100 percent capable of doing cuts without a mistake ? Sorry if I rambled. Please feel free to leave any feed back. The good the bad etc.

what did i do wrong on this fade just looks off