SECRETS to a Clean Fade

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[rhondalove]

The cut service AND advice(..."don't rush the fade."), were BRILLIANT. Stay blessed, my brother.

[marvkerry]

I have been a Platform Artist for 35 years, I've had the opportunity to do several world tours and 25 tours of the US 40 weeks per year working the mainstage (Including NY, LA and Bronner Bros.). I say all this not to pat myself on the back, but to let others know I have the experience and knowledge to determine ones skill You are speaking skills as well as demo skills are spot on. Nice work.

[carlapinto]

I'm attending barber school in NYC. I appreciate the ease by which you glided and guided thru this sharp cut. Bravo. Thank you for sharing.

[lPerfectHd]

LMFAO “BUDDY CAME IN LOOKN LOST, BUT HE LEFT LOOKIN FOUND” YESSSIR LETS EAT A SUB FOR THAT GOAT LINE 😭😭😭😭

[traejayblendz]

I’m 32 and your cutting methods inspire me my dude. Best explained and methods so far.

[randolphfernandez]

This kid knows what he doing. Dope cut. Even better voice over.

[joelvasquez]

Your videos are very detailed and informative, thank you brother. I'm newly barber trying to better my craft, I will keep you posted on how my haircuts are coming out

[brandondejesus]

Yo like your videos a barber myself just letting you know the fibers is cool but I found if you buy like 50/60 cordless air compressor from amazon and the tomb 45 no drip color, that those enhanced fresh lines in the front and c cup can last for 2-4 days even with showers. Been loving it myself. Just looking out. Thanks for the great content!

[EtherealVisualss]

Just started started following your content and I appreciate you taking the time to share your experiences and wisdom in barbering. I’ve always been interested in it, but unfortunately I wasn’t able to pursue it while I was younger. I’m still trying to figure out a way to make it work. Possibly the apprenticeship route.
Anyways, I do video work and one tip I have for you is to set your focus mode to manual and dial it in on your client’s head. Your camera won’t try to pull focus on your hand, tools, or yourself. It’ll stay at your client’s depth and keep the head in focus.
Looking forward to watching more of your videos and continuing to learn. Stay up man and good luck with everything!

[sergiocastillo]

cold fade! definitely using these tips fasho! thank you brodie

[JL-ddgd]

“buddy came in lookin lost, but he left lookin found” THAT LINE MADE ME CHOKE ON MY DORITOS I SWEAR.

[johnramos]

This guy right here man. He’s gon be a legend no cap 🤫

[jonathanh]

u damn near did an entire cut with that low battery light on with those babyliss clippers 😂 fire cut though bro keep it up!!!

[craigwilliams]

This video was worth watching.. Im a Barber in Cape Town South Africa..

[andrekoolhandluke]

Clean bruh great job and even greater commentating. Very good teacher..I believe this may be your calling looking forward to more videos

[Tobido]

U're too real... Super unique inspiration, I love you bro

[Dropbacknatee]

hell yeah bro !! thanks for this tutorial, I just purchased my whole barber kit online and this def helped me understand the steps behind a clean fade, thanks my dude keep grinding

[ChristopherClark-pz]

This cut serve a purpose, great work!!

[lucio]

for the 1 open guideline should i hit the line closed to soften it up, cause i’ve done it on some clients. and it creates another guideline for some reason

[ebg]

Im a beginner barber barely 3 cuts in, this video gon help me alot ! Fire asfk, keep doin ya thing man