@@JoBug3.16 I actually ended up doing it and she didn't even watched it the whole video hahaha the haircut turned out cool tho. If you push though the anxiety it's worth it
I'm Asian, the only hair I can rock is the 2 block cut not even the eboy split due to the nature of my hair, very thin and flat. But everytime I show pictures or even descirbe it, I still end up looking like Kim Jong-un. IDk anymore,
It's also fair to show the barber a picture of a longer hairstyle and say "My hair is still too short to sport this hairstyle (show picture). Can you just tidy up my hair and guide it through until it gets long enough?" It's better than showing the unrealistic and expecting the impossible.
I also think that it's a lot of people that honestly just have bad hair, whether it's thick, curly, hard to control hair, etc etc etc & a lot of time there in denial. They just ask a ridiculous question like yeah how do I get that Leonardo DiCaprio hair?! When the answer is clearly common sense & obvious like bro you can't!!! Maybe after like 3-5 chemical treatments even then it probably still won't be exactly like that & you're talking $100s... I also find a lot of the time when people actually do get the haircut they think looks good on another person it ends up not looking good on them & they're completely disappointed. Most of the time they just think that it looks good so it's automatically going to look good on them usually because they're infatuated with the person or attracted to them, not that there's anything wrong with that but you need to use common sense & be realistic if you have thick black curly hair you're not going to be able to do the type of hair cuts that require thin straight light brown hair. It's just a fact. Don't hate yourself for it, don't put yourself down or get low self-esteem. Except who you are & what you can do. There's always someone else out there that wishes they had your hair trust me. That's why you really need to think long & hard about it. Maybe even try to style it in the style that you want before you actually start getting things cut/colored/treated, just do a couple trial runs like he says a hair audit...
I have brown curly hair but I can make mine look like Leo's if I wanted. It's mot that hard, just use a heat protectant and a blow dryer and style it into that look then use a hairspray if there is any frizz
I completely understand his frustration!!! I feel you bro!!! It's kind of the same thing for me. I'm a class A mechanic at a performance shop. I have guys coming in all the time asking me how could I do this?! How can I do that?! I want my car fast!! I want this!! I want that!!! They think it just magically happens or they have no common sense at all that you need A B & C to get to D!!! With haircuts though you think people would have a easy enough time just looking on RU-vid in general at the countless other channels out there let alone your channel which has explained it probably close to 50 times in videos if not more...
@@remy7663 Yeah pretty much, but it's the ones that come in & want an intake/exhaust install expecting a 50hp+ gain & they don't understand that they need a cam with install kit, a tune on the Dyno etc etc etc usually to get that power of course depending on the engine/vehicle but they're always like why didn't I get more horsepower from that?! Or they come in with all this stuff already installed & it hasn't had a tune & they're wondering why it runs like shit LOL. It's usually because they're missing so many different components to make the other parts run/work efficiently. I don't know how many times I've quoted guys that want a 100whp gain, they say forget that it's too much & they end up coming back with the vehicle running like complete shit stuff's broken & it's always I told you so!!!
@@jonmurphy4889 I get it lol, just making an exaggerated statement. many people are like that, unfortunately. and it's cumbersome to explain without ending up saying "well it's just like that!!" 😂😂
Hello there! I dont usually make requests but I thought I'd make one anyways. Could you possibly do a hair tutorial on Visons hairstyle from the new WandaVision series? Thanks.
Man, I am so grateful having a hair like mine. I usually go to undercut haircut, parted it and It's looks like Leo's haircut without using any hair product at all. I guess it's because I always use hairband in the past.
I have a specific “emo/scene/alternative” haircut I’ve always wanted; it’s basically Oli Sykes circa 2006 and no matter how well I explain it - I’ve taken photos, videos, gifs etc it just never turns out the way I want or there’s just something off about it. I even travelled to the city to a high-end salon and the guy had no idea what he was doing even though I had previously had a consultation with him. So doing research, taking good photo references and explaining in minute detail doesn’t actually work out in every case. I know that the emo look is not as popular as it once was but come on it can’t be THAT difficult for professionals to achieve. Having said that I have gotten it pretty close myself a few times so I guess...meh?
6:55 Disagree with you here. I totally understand where this guy is coming from. Sometimes photos can be misleading and in effect the stylist has a totally different interpretation on how the cut was achieved. He was asking for your interpretation so that when he finally goes to the barber/stylist, he can help the barber/stylist have a clear idea on how the cut was achieved (was layering done, was there a perm?, etc.) . For example, from the front, a two block haircut can just look like a regular fade. If you just show a barber a pic of a two block from the front, the barber can interpret it as just a regular fade. And it is highly likely cuz not all barbers know what a two block is plus the time pressure can cause brain fog on the barber's end.
I knew the barbers will f up my hair so i stopped depending on them two years ago. I just started cutting my hair myself. Even though i sucked at the first 3 months, i can now cut any sort of hairstyle just by looking at a reference only once. Its really easy to be completely honest. I don't get why people still suck at it.
Nah, I just wish that all barbers can do all the hairstyle that I want. Cause most of barbers here in my place is always doin 2x3 haircuts. Like wt*? I'm not a kid anymore. 💪✅✌😘
@@remy7663 It is very cool so if you want to continue reading I recommend that you do not rush too much to finish it because you are going to cry (I say it from experience)
I think one huge issue, is that it is very hard to find a hairdresser that is well trained. These schools are churning out hairdresser that can't cut hair. They only belong at super cuts.
Strongly agree with this , all i ask for is number 2 and 3 blend on the sides with pictures showed and they ended up doing skin fade most of the time. It seems like theyre specialized in one way
A lot of men don’t consider the extent they have to style and care for their hair after they get a good cut. Getting the cut is half the journey. Being able to style it like a professional can is a whole other issue.
@Oblivion Shampooing every single day can damage your hair. Especially if done improperly. And especially the longer it is. If you have long hair, only shampoo the scalp and let the shampoo cleanse your ends on the way down. Then conditioner the ends and rinse with cold water. If you have to shampoo everyday because of too much oil, shampoo like that. But most people dont get that oily that quickly unless there is an external reason. Like working out or using the wrong product for your hair type. As a result people tend to over shampoo which pulls the moisture out of their hair shafts and dries them out regardless of conditioner use. Which can cause split ends or frays or breakage, all of which can impede the hairstyle you are trying to go for in the first place and make your hair look not so healthy.
bro where i live, all the barbers are bad💀. like i’ve literally never gotten a good haircut and i’ve tried explaining it countless different ways and showing them multiple different pictures and they just can’t. they also have like no knowledge of how to properly cut hair💀. i live in a really small town so yeaaa..
I suggest the chin, because theyre gonna need to shape it, and the final cut will be at around you nose. if you only grow it to you nose they have very little room to work with.
@@Golden-kj6lp just dont think about it man, don't even look at the mirror daily. time flys by so fast and suddenly my hair is already past my shoulders. that's the best tip tbh, constantly watching hair videos will just make it feel so much slower. good luck🙏
Can anyone just tell me for curtains middel part or leos hairs do we have to trim the sides and back and keep the front hair grow about 6 7 months?? I mean do we have to get a hair cut for the sides and back in those 6 7 month
:( i feel like it’s 50/50 either way. I always show the same picture and sometimes it’s good but sometimes it looks nothing like the picture smh. Anyone know a good stylist in LA?
I still don't get how hair texture couldn't get the desired haircut. I have extremely curly, coarse hair... But, I've been able to get the curtain haircut by, guess what... using a straightener and products.
If you are straightening your hair and using products every single day to keep up a hair style, and you would need to, eventually you will run into issues. Either damaging the hair itself or burning a hole in your wallet. Also what products you use does depend on your hair type because depending on porosity your hair could get super greasy/oily so fast that you would need to shampoo all the time. Another thing that could.. actually it will damage your hair. If you dont care about or know the difference in healthy vs damaged hair then you are doing youself a disservice anyway by not looking as good as you are biologically capable of. You are better off figuring out what your hair type is and then finding hair styles of that hair type so that you dont have to overwork your hair all the time, turning the process into a chore with diminishing returns. As for the barbers perspective, you have to keep in mind that while cutting styles they need your hair wet. They cant straighten, put product in your hair and then start cutting away. And when your hair dries, as someone with curly hair, it will bounce back and look way shorter. Most barbers dont want to be the cause of your bad hairstyle when you decide not to do your daily straighten and either mousse or sea salt spray or whatever product you will inevitably use to keep your hair from bouncing back.
@@An.Unsought.Thought dude thats what many girls do everyday dont get the double standard in society especially since w mens hair if it gets damaged u can just buzz it and itll grow back in like 2-3 months
This brought a question to my head so what do you do or how do you achieve finding a good stylus like where do you start can you Google it or something?
