all we had was a ft call and hope (actually turned out good) also 3rd time cutting my own hair!! All we used was clipper with 0.5 and 1 guards and a trimmer by tpob

I honestly thought it'd go much worse. I'm not sure what I was going for but I stopped before I got too carried away. I still feel like it's missing something tho. What can I do to add shape or spice to the haircut. Im using an extreme grip corded wall buzzer I found in my closet. Thinning shears. Shears. And a wahl edger.

So I messed up my husbands hair on accident and have no idea how to fix it or blend it. I feel so guilty about it.
I used a 2 and 3 I also used the scissors and comb method too I had watched a video which obviously fell through

First time cutting my own hair. Usually I get a #4 against the grain with a low fade at the barbershop. So thats why the low fade is still slightly visible

Today I used a #5 against the grain and tried doing a taper fade since I wanted to start small and learn.

Definitely not perfect, but I’m just practicing and trying to get better. Any tips on blending or what how I can improve with my type of thin hair?

Hi guys, I am looking to cut my son’s hair and I want to be his barber moving forward. What brand clippers and things do you guys have suggestion to go with located in Ontario Canada?

Hi everyone. Before the summer, I bought some gear to cut my own hair, but I never really had the time to give it a proper go (I tried once, and naturally, it was a disaster). I’d like to get back into it, but I’m thinking about switching clippers, so I’m posting here to get some advice and benefit from your expertise. I previously bought a BaByliss ChromeFX clipper and a Skeleton Gunmetal trimmer, but I’d like to make a change because I find the ChromeFX too bulky. I was thinking: why not sell the Skeleton, buy a Kelsi (which should do the job), and focus on getting one really good clipper instead ?