Learn to Cut Your Own Hair At Home

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[MikeShake]

I learn new skills every week. Write here something you want to see next!

The hair clipper I use:

I post updates on Instagram: @mikeshaketv

FYI: My skin gets red just by touching it. Then the redness goes away after a few minutes

[chickenandchips]

I attempted to cut my own hair today like an hour ago and it’s surprisingly easy and a lot more efficient. And the best thing is, you can have your hair EXACTLY how you want.

[guitarguy]

Really wish i watched this video 6 hours ago.

[mustachesally]

I used to spend $35-45 for a haircut. Low/medium skin fade, tight on the sides and short on top was my always go to style. I was young and had a decent salary job and I was single and always wanted to look good so I always paid that amount at least every 7 days. Usually get a cut on Thursday or Friday to get the weekend right. After many times of seeing my haircut is cut the way I like it, i gave it a try on my own. Took me about 5-6 haircuts on my own and watching lots of videos I then finally got it right. It's been 5 years since I've been to a barbershop. My old barber retired so I didn't feel guilty that I can no longer give my business. I did invest in decent clippers that cost me $100 and is lasting me for many years now. Cutting your own hair takes patience and lots of confidence during the first attempts but once you find your groove, you realize how much money you saved.

[BrageMack]

I had never thought I would be able to cut my own hair, but it actually turned out exactly how I wanted it to! Thanks for the guide!

[faraqkul]

*Plot Twist :- He is a professional barber.*

[hans_____]

I did it. My last haircut was 8 months ago, so I had a lot of take off. I look and feel much better now, especially knowing that I never again have to rely on anyone else for a haircut.

[eloycio]

Everybody gangsta till’ the couch starts checking you out

[mictoprogaming]

when somebody askes "nice hair bro whos your barber?"
Mike:

[sicknastydabdab]

no bullshit
no cringy humor
actually useful


you definetly deserve more views and attention

[adelincomsa]

It was nice to watch this.
I also tried to cut my hair at home. It's really good to know to do that, especially for your time and money.

[seannugent]

I used the strategy from this video first on myself, and later on my two brothers. It really is tough to have appropriate depth perception in the mirror, but I eventually got my own done. Completing my brothers’ cuts was quite easy at that point. I would recommend, if possible, just finding another guy and cutting each other’s hair. Also, as blondes, this isn’t a super noticeable fade, which is exactly what I wanted. You might have to lower the lowest depth to 4 or 3 mm in order to get a really noticeable fade for blondes. Thanks for making this video!!

[kickwagon]

$35 for a haircut has brought me to this video.

[umnotme]

This guy is so underrated I just watched his backflip video and it was so entertaining. Not only does he make good content but his humor and editing is amazing. Keep up the good work

[gino]

First time ever cutting my hair, I followed everything you said in the video and it turned out great. Thank you, im going to come back to this video when i cut my hair from now on. Also that screeshot of the 6 to 12mm was really helpful

[alanmlkbanda]

He’s not even at 1M yet but provides quality content channels of 5M are able to provide. For what it means you have my respect.

[danielnilsson]

Great tutorial! I just cut my own hair and the result was quite good. The only difficult things to get right are the small details such as perfect symmetry and the neckline at the back. Thanks from Sweden!

[phoenixdzk]

Started cutting mine back in 2017, started doing it for my roommate and occasionally my dad. I do a more military crew cut style but it's a pretty decent skill to have

[init]

*"I tried cutting my own hair like seen on YouTube."*
*"My barber couldn't save me..."*
*"I am Bald like a Bowlingball.*
*"Never again."*

[chrislail]

I’ve been cutting my own hair for about 10 years, it gets to be really easy. I do the back mostly by feel, just use the guards. I can fade it rather well. My hair now looks better than when I’ve paid for it to get a cut. Though, I would suggest fading from the top down, unlike what is in the video.