'THE BEST SELFCUT TUTORIAL ON THE INTERNET” DIY fade (no .5 or 1.5 needed)💈In Depth Breakdown💈

In this video I do a self cut mid/low fade using only 2 guards (#1 and #2 guards). I break down in detail exactly what I’m doing and show you how to do a fade only using one clipper.

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Tools used:
Andis master
Andis slimline pro li
Babyliss foil shaver
Selfcut system 2.0
Illuzien blue camo cape

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[cosmin]

I've seen dozens of tutorials on YouTube and this one is by far the best

[Angel-mxle]

This is the best tutorial on the youtube i swear, most of the tutorials require .5 or 1.5 wich many people don't have, thank you.

[deshawnd]

Just thought id let you know, ive been coming back to this video for almost 2 years now, have done probably 15 self cuts following this video everytime. The other day I was in Subway and some guys came up to me asking where I get my hair cut lol. I told them its a self cut from a Youtube tutorial…. Felt so good lol. Anyway appreciate the instructions man 😎

[mikewhite]

Bro the title of the video doesn't lie, I watched a bunch of tutorials and they either go thru the process fast and they don't explain in detail of what they doing. Alot of them don't even show what they mean by closed/open lever. Plus they don't cut their own hair like most of us are trying to do. Plus you gave yourself a fade without 1.5 guards like alot of every day Joe's that don't have those guard's. You killed it bro.

[Speedysmooth]

I legit just got done with cutting my hair using this tutorial and it came out perfect. It was my first time too. People were asking me who my barber was and I was honored to say myself. Thank you so much for making it simple, quick, and easy. With lining myself up too, it took at least 1 hr and some change. 😊

[robmurillo]

You’re the reason I’m the only one out of my friends with a fresh cut lol I appreciate you bro

[fededamian]

This is the first explanation I can understand and could actually follow after watching like 12 videos of fade tutorials. thanks a lot!

[italianmob]

Dude this is legit best video on how to fade. I started using it at the beginning of corona virus lock down and to this day im still fading my own hair. My barber keeps texting me asking where I been lol you saved me 40 bucks a week . Thanks bro

[mongooseblue]

1. no guard -Close(first guideline)
2. no guard-open (second guideline)
3. #1-Open
4. #2-Open -Go STRAIGHT up like your head is a box.
Erase Guidelines. TAKE YOUR TIME. Erase first guideline.
5. No Guard- Open 1/4 of the way.knock up first guideline
6. No Guard - Open 1/4 of the way.
7. No guard - Open 1/4 (should be at 3/4)
Erase Top line.
8.#1 -Close to erase Top line. If it doesn't erase and you don't have a .5 guard, use clipper with no guard (all the way open) and only use corners.
The very top of the fade.
9. #2-Close
10. #1-Open corner of blade to touch up.

[kcguy]

I cant believe how good this actually came out, i never thought i would learn to give myself a fade, let alone a good one on the first try.. im in awe, i feel so accomplished rn

You’re awesome for this upload brah🙏

[alexfang]

I'm super grateful for this video because I was trying to save money on haircuts. The barbers around my area are now charging insane prices especially since I'm now on a budget.

[TheHungryTrollRawr]

Right off the bat i'm super impressed by this guys skills, you can tell he's cut his own hair many times by the sheer speed and accuracy of his strokes during the steps! Amazing skill when doing that to your own head!

[syedahmed]

Update: this tutorial is hands down the best, with this technique and not needing the .5guard it came out great.No harsh guidelines in place. Cheers for the tips Andrew

[luismartinez]

This is by far the most instructive, and simplest to recreate on my own, thank you

[movingtar]

I just started cutting my own hair, and have been watching tons of self-cut tutorials. Yours, by far, is the clearest and simplest to follow. Great content. Keep up the awesome work. Thank you ✊

[jesusisgodallbyhimself]

Good work. Been doing this for 15+ years. Even cut my own hair for my wedding day. Getting to that point wasn't easy. Many rough trims in high school. Keys to a good trim is confidence, time, two shavers one for lines the other for cutting, mirror positioning for two mirrors and lighting. Bit of music can help to determine how your hair cut will turn out too.

[wavemaker]

Thank you for showing/writing exactly which guard and lever positions you were using. I've watched too many DIY tutorials that are supposedly catered to those of us who don't know what we're doing, but the barbers switch guides and levers without saying or showing it, and then I get confused. Thank you for taking your time and not rushing through the video so that we can easily follow along.

[aduragbemiemmanuel]

Thank for making this possible, here in Nigeria (Africa) you hardly see clippers with the 0.5 & 1.5 guard. So the lines created at clipper open and 1 guard close are most often not taken out completely. This will help me a lot next time in the shop when giving a haircut. Almost done with my barber apprenticeship relationship with my master. Once again thank you for this.

[OwlCat-cb]

Had long hair for the last 20 years, lost it all to chemo in Feb. Cancer free, but was Q-Ballin’ it for 3 or 4 months till it started to grow back. I made the mistake of going to Supercuts and they charged me 30 bones for basically nothing- Never Again, fellas. Ive always been handy w the clippers but never tried doin a fade- Ive done it maybe 6 or 7 times now and im lovin it! It looks dope and I can ALWAYS keep it fresh!! For me, the trickiest part was doin the “cornering” with the blade to kill the line…but it works!! Thanks for the vid man- changed my life ! 🙏

[niftylawnsadmin]

Great video. I love it because you keep it simple and don’t put 42 guards on throughout the process. Thank you