9 Line Up MISTAKES You SHOULD AVOID | How To Get A Sharp Hairline

9 Line up hairline mistakes barbers should avoid

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[KevvThaw]

Notification Squad wassup! Thanks for all the support guys 🙌🏾

[ArtemisCXI]

I’m 15 years old and I started cutting my own hair and hope to one day own a barbershop franshise

[phogic]

1. pressing too hard
2. negative gapping
3. incorrect angling
4. creating lines without references
5. not brushing/combing
6. lining up unevenly
7. pushing back hairlines
8. lining up rounded corners
9. excessive cutting



until next time future barbers!

[emanuelhernandez]

"Caring about your client or caring about a picture on Instagram that your posting." Love that. Great tips 👌🏻

[haijac]

Been cutting my own hair for almost 30 yrs and learned these same techniques over time, I wish there were videos like this back then, all the beginner and home barbers this man is dropping jewels 💎

[garykitt]

It's refreshing to see a brother speak publicly without saying the word "uh" in every sentence. Your words were well placed and thought out. Keep up the good work, and thanks for the tips.

[candytoocool]

Your zero-gapping advice is spot on. There is a lot of misinformation out there. I followed another video and adjusted my blades with no space, tested it on my arm, and it cut me immediately. I readjusted the cutting blade to slightly below and now they are perfect... cutting sharp enough with no nicks.

[patrickm]

I like what you said about perspective, “You have to constantly change it to make sure the moves you made were the right moves to make”. Can apply that to both barbering and life, a lot of jewels dropped here. Thank you 👌🏾

[juliolooks]

Perspective! Helped me the most since the client does usually look at me like “did you just mess up?” so i was kinda of insecure of stepping back looking from different angles once the client was walking away i noticed i could’ve done a better job if I had only walked around the head looking for different perspective. And also excessive brushing a lil ocd in my case. Thank you

[wshennessy]

Always been interested in cutting hair. I figured I'd learn on my own son head so i took it YouTube before actually ever going in on him just so i can see how to go about it correctly, safely & not leaving my kid bogus lol. Ive seen alot of tutorials weeks on weeks worth & only up until i came across some of your videos did i feel comfortable enough watching em bc i really do feel like im taking something away from each video & learning clearly. I am now binge watching every video you ever made lol & i feel confident in my progressing barber talents 😊

[m.ariste]

You killing me with this bro : using the trimmer to cut hair not skin 😂😂😂 you are right ! Big up

[willievann]

Thanks bro!!!!
The reference points and the finger under the clippers helped 1000%.
Thanks again and Peace and

[Nikomairi]

This is so valuable. Everyone who cuts new and old should be watching this 👍🏼

[shaquanaadams]

I love that you are detailed, you give very clear and precise reasons with explanations.

[i_catfish_often]

The angle of the blade help me out tremendously. Thank you 🙏

[whiteysmithsessions]

I’m halfway through barber college getting my barbers degree and I absolutely love this I stumbled on this I subscribed and I will be definitely watching your videos thank you

[naturalNIBS]

Future barber here. Thanks very much!!! Changing perspective and angling really helped me out. I realized changing perspective is something I fail to do and I think that’s where my hairlines go left!!! 🎉❤❤

[delsters]

Appreciate the detail you go into explaining the rights and wrong of a proper lineup. Too many barbers go ahead and do something without truly understanding why things need to be a certain way. Wish i found your page earlier, dope stuff

[TyTy-pkro]

Definitely helped. I was bad about taking the hairline too far back and pressing against the skin. I appreciate you my man. Excellent video.

[rudygee]

Thank you for the game my brother! I’ve been cutting myself for years but this was great to hear. Thank you