Category Haircut Tutorials

A barber's trimmer habits plus a home walkthrough: work bottom to top, follow your natural hairline, and never shave higher than your last cut.

Two barber tutorials show where a hard part actually goes (the parietal ridge, not your natural part) and how to etch, razor, and style the line.

How to cut a crew cut the way barbers do it: prep, guard work, clipper over comb, the blend into the top, and the mistakes that ruin the shape.

Frankthaman's fluffy Edgar method: clear the bulk first, hold the comb at 45 degrees for a round shape, fade around the occipital, and texturize the top.

Two Live Bearded guides agree: style with wax first, clear the lip to nose width, blunt the ends with scissors, and trim the beard underneath for separation.

Three barbers break down scissor work: the panel method, the comb-width section rule that prevents scissor marks, and why the thumb does all the cutting.

How two barbers cut a boy’s haircut at home with clippers: which guards to use, how to go up and off the head, and the weight line most home cuts miss.

Two ways to cut your own hair with clippers: a one-guard method from a barber and a step-down method from a DIY channel, plus what each says to watch.

Taper or fade? Two barber videos explain where each one goes on the head, how low it ends, and what to say in the chair so you get the cut you want.

Two barber mullet tutorials compared: the taper and guard sequence, the scissor sectioning that blends the sides into the back, and the texture that makes it modern.