When doing skin fades, what's your go? I believe foil shaver gets closer to the skin and is quicker, but straight razor might feel more "premium". Anyone who masters both, which one is quicker to get done with? I've had people come in and ask for straight razor fade and I explain foil shaver does the same job and even better (closer to the skin and no risk of getting knicked)
Looking to do some renovations
Anyone here does root touch-up, color, etc? What's your pricing for these services and how much do you charge haurcut/beard? I've had a few people now asking if I do any of these additional services, more recently a new client said he always got his haircut and beard, alongside with root touch-up done in a same service back in Cali, that it's very popular over there. As ofnow, besides haircuts and beards, I do wax but that's about it
hey guys, its been a journey and i had bad times and good this job humbled me , many times i wanted to quit but didn't.
I improved and now giving good haircut compared to before ( I'm not a totally professional barber like the ones on social media yet but i improved )
i want to improve more , and i have a question do i cut based on clients head shape or thier hair type, and what if a client asked for a haircut that doesn't suit him?? any tips and advice? i would appreciate that.
Thank you all for your time.
Ancient barber here and my conair from the 90s just died. Just seeing what's out there
Do you trust your barber's product recommendations and have you ever bought a grooming product because your barber suggested it?
Have you heard of Beardo, and separately, Beardo Studio Professional?
When you go for a haircut or beard trim, do you notice or care what products they’re using (like L’Oréal, Schwarzkopf, etc.)? Or is it more about the barber’s skill?