Really good explanation bro. Its one of those techniques that can never be mastered imo. You just gotta keep doing it. I tried reverse layer before and it aint easy lol. Would love to see a breakdown on that bro. 💪
Thanks for watching bro. I hope this has helped. This scissor over comb video was mainly how to refine a hair. But scissor over comb can be used for many purposes like i.e reverse layer, thinning, texturizing, tapering etc. But I can make another episode and show more scissor over comb techniques. 👊🏼🥢 Respect again my bro 🥢✂️
I hate scissor over comb, I find it hard to differentiate between what to cut off and what to leave.. so glad I found this video as you explain in much better detail than College 💚
Probably the best scissor over comb tutorial I have watched explained really well 👏🏻 Like how you explained what area you are cutting ie between the clippers and scissor work no one has explained it before sometimes as a beginner we don’t know what we are cutting and just do the technique. Plz Keep doing more of the barbering breakdowns would like to see the reverse layer technique as mentioned. Perhaps one on removing corners after scissor over comb or high guard would be good? Keep up the good work ✊
Respect bro Thanks for watching. removing corners and high guard are techniques that are not needed for every haircut. Just a LSB step on checking your work which should be done anyway when looking to refine your work and checking the shape. 👊🏼🥢 👊🏼🥢
I’ve been cutting my husbands hair for 10 years. I’ve got the fade down pat. Now that we have kids I feel like I’m starting from scratch; learning to cut with scissors because they hate the buzzing of the clippers.. thanks for the video it was easy to follow for someone who has never gone to school for this kind of thing
Fabulous tutorial Jase. One of the best so far. Can I just ask - when exactly would you use the guard skipping technique? Or do you use it as you feel like it. To me it looks like a great technique to use when you have limited space to fade. A masterful SOC tutorial. Such a smoothly-blended final result.
Fabulous. I use different techniques because I get bored just using 1 way. I can get the same results by using different techniques after practising but find one that suits you. Or master them all then you will truly understand the art of fading, which is what i am trying to do. 👊🏼🥢
Another solid upload. Very informative. Feel like im in barber school while enjoying the banter lol. Have you ever thought about doing merch? Id rep that
Barber Jase, I am two weeks in to barber school and your explanation of the techniques that you showed are perfect way to show (at least for me) thank you 🤙
I'm a student barber, only a few weeks from being qualified. I often look around RU-vid for barber videos for some more tips. Most I come across are garbage. This is different. Unreal video mate and very informative. Definitely got a follow 👍😊✂️
Fantastic explanation.. itz still mad scary when you go in 😲 I've been using my Wahl flat top w/clipper for this (per your other vid).. maybe I should switch up to standard comb 🤔
Great tutorial! My SOC is coming along but it’s not perfect. I need that perfect refinement! It’s a tough bag, I’ll keep working though. Keep these tutorials up mate. 👌👍✌️
Hi i just found out about your tutorial 2 days ago and its awesome. Im a hairdresser working in Saudi arabia in an exclusive salon for women but just the same I'd love to learn more about cutting men's hair. I guess ill be buying new scissors as in ladies salon we don't do a lot of cutting but instead extensions and hairdos. Thanks for sharing.
Great video and explanation. Trying to learn this technique. I find it hard to hold onto the scissors while I'm doing it. Is a certain type of handle style on the scissor better for this technique?
For a self cut I agree, I would not advise scissor over comb or clipper over comb. I would definitely use a higher number guard to blend. Thanks for watching brooo! 👊🏼🥢
Thanks for the reply brother. Also, I sourced an old school 1 guard off eBay for guard skipping. But the technique did not work that well for me. I had problems blending out the 1 guard line. I’m an old dude witt salt and pepper hair so my hair is tough to fade in general. I’m able to get a cleaner fade using the 0.5 guard..Would love to use guard skipping though to save time. Any recommendations ?
