How to fade 101 💈

How to fade 101 💈

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[keontyzelle]

Bro just taught all barber academy in youtube short 🔥

[truthtellerlikeitornottrut]

This is a top teir short. facts.
Literally taught the fade in 30 seconds.
hands clap my dude.

[miriambibi]

Literally the best explanation I've ever seen. It's simple and effective! It wouldn't sink until my head until I've seen this. You go dude!

[stanleymharrisiii]

Wish I saw this last night, tow my shit up 🤣🤣🤣 hats for the next weeks it is! 😂

[SoLouud]

There’s hundreds of 20 minute long videos but the this the only video that taught me something thank u

[VanIyke]

Dude, you are Ironman. You single handedly saved the universe of at-home barbing for dummies. Thank you.

[jcrdnz]

I had to learn to fade my own hair. Tired of waiting or making appointments and paying over priced cuts. Bought good quality clippers and learned to use non-dominant hand to fade left side.

[YaMainMayne]

You just helped me save a 150

You got your self a new subscriber

[deomartinez]

This is how I remember it as well. It's all about a gradual decrease/increase in guard size depending on the direction you are going.

Just Always Remember This Guard Order, ... 2 guard, 1 guard, 1/2 guard, No guard switch fully open, No guard switch halfway open and No guard switch fully closed.

1) I always start from the bottom guide line and work my way up. Cut the bottom line with No Guard Fully Closed. Everything under this guide line should be shaved as bald as possible.

2) Now move to No Guard Switch Fully Open and shave up about a half an inch. This creates section number one.

3) Next switch to using the 1 Guard and go up another half inch. This creates section number two.

4) Now the final thing to do is blend out both sections by using a half guard setting for each section. So section 1 will need the No Guard with Switch Half Open setting; and Section 2 will need the actual 1/2 Guard.

5) I start with section 1 and basically shave from the bottom line up to the halfway inch point of that section.

6) I move to section 2 and repeat but this time using the 1/2 guard. Anything above the top of section number 2 can use a 2 guard or higher to shape out the fade.

[audio]

You just saved me 8 months of barber school in 20’seconds!!! 👌👍

[andreaaubin]

WOW! OK, so this just taught me more in a few seconds than all the Fade You Tube tutorial videos I've watched

[ykqpfvf]

Thank you!!! I’ve been getting into cutting men’s hair aka my husbands for a few months. I’ve caught me own hair (female) for over 5 years but this def taught me more than any other video I’ve watched on fades ! Thank you !

[ronrowefc]

Bro this the best YouTube tutorial on this shit ever 😂😂 it made more sense on paper here than on real hair

[barewtnss]

Note: at half level remember to Flick up in a c-motion. Perform theses steps at a slow pace.

[ics]

Man I’ve been trying to learn how to cut hair this shit helped so much bruh, and I’ve been watching people just cut other people up but for some reason this made so much more sense

[southside_]

Damn I just watched this decided to try it and the fade came out clean😂

[aarongonzalez]

Just faded my hair the other day it came out pretty dope, with this ima make it look clean bro thank you!

[Lennykane]

If you go closed first you’ll raise the fade, do the open step first to establish your area of space your working with, then the half half way, then erase the bottom line with closed…

[gcjuda]

took me 4 minutes replaying it but U got it, this is crucial for us self-cutters thanks for this

[gqlovalova]

I’ve been watching videos on how to fade for at least a decade now. This video was by far the most helpful. I literally just figured out what they meant when they say open the blade close the blade. Wish I saw this video 9 years ago