Full tutorial was amazing. It was full. You talked about the machines, guards, and technique. Best tutorial on KZread. Thank you David.

@DavidFalla

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I appreciate it that.

Thank you. I have learned so much from this video probably more than from any other....probably gonna watvh it 10 times

Love to see your work bro and videos..keep it coming 👍👍👍

THANKS David! Awesome tutorial!

Buen vídeo, lo explicas muy bien y ayudan a personas que apenas están empezando como yo. Saludos desde Nevada 👌🏼

real nice ! super clean cut

Excellent work brotha! Always putting up those 🔥🔥🔥 tutorials!

@DavidFalla

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks man!!! Blessings

really nice fade and perfect line-up. Clean look.

Saludos David siempre apoyandote bro Saludos de Perú

Nice clean fade bro!

This is really great, love a quick concise informative video like this. Woild like to see more exactly like this but with the ever so popular "finger length" hair or little longer on top. Almost none of the fade videos on youtube show how to fade hair up into you know... hair...

Perfect instructional video. I like the way you try all different methods. Very valuable

@DavidFalla

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching and paying attention. I appreciate you

Good video and hair cut .

Increíble corte

Awesome Thanks ✔ 😉👌

Real nice job excellent said.

@DavidFalla

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Jonathan!

I'm so glad I saw this video. I have a widows peak too and ive always been scared to get a lineup. Because I thought people could see the outline of my widows peak even though it was shaved off.

@alexwright2481

4 жыл бұрын

Same

I like your work

@DavidFalla

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!!!

Well done. Your work is sweet

@DavidFalla

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Salam!

I like your haircut

Brilliant diagram! As usual, your advice is very helpful. I'm in the process of looking for a barber shop to work at, have you done a tutorial on what one should consider when searching?

@DavidFalla

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you and I haven’t done that but I could make one. Thanks for the suggestions

Dope vid👌🏾

@DavidFalla

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

@sag2974

6 жыл бұрын

MyBarber Cherise Hey, look who it is 👀?? 😂 😂 If it's not my 'Merican BFF! 😘

@sag2974

6 жыл бұрын

David Falla Awesome work as always David 👌💯🔥🔥

@mybarbercherise3656

6 жыл бұрын

Steve Scissorhands Guppy 😂😂😂hey best friend😊

this cut is so beautiful, i would love to touch it

Great tutorial . Step by step instructions are perfect! Could u please recommend an amazon seller to purchase these ceramic edge blades for the Andis Supra Zr ? Thank you

@DavidFallaEspanol

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you and check my description as I have all the links there

Which clippers are you using plase. Can you send me some pictures where I can bay them

Fucking perfect my boi 👌🏿

👍👍👍

Do you have to have a type of hairline for this Cut? Or can anyone get it?

How did the 1 closed deleted the line from no guard open?

Hazard

the brand of the razor?

Where you from David?

Dope cut. Front box and sides should have been tighter. And there was More room to take the line up back further without it being a Push back. Client would be a good one for a high bald taper!

Can you do a demo of a flat top with faded sides and back ?

@DavidFalla

6 жыл бұрын

If I can get a model then yeah. Around my area, nobody gets Flat Tops anymore

@rayl2379

6 жыл бұрын

Awesome Thanks ✔ 😉👌

This a medium skin fade ?

Kids got that good ginny,wop, dago hair.

This is a mid skin fade correct?

OUTLINER/00000 BLADE = TRIMMERS = 1/150"/1/125" = .1/.2 MM 000 BLADE = CLIPPER WITH THE LEVER CLOSED (SO IT'S A 0) = 1/50" = .5 MM 0A BLADE = CLIPPER WITH THE LEVER HALFWAY OPEN (SO IT'S KIND OF LIKE A 1/4) = 3/64"/1/32" = 1.2 MM 1 BLADE = CLIPPER WITH THE LEVER OPEN (SO IT'S A 1/2 LIKE A 1/16 GUARD WITH THE LEVER CLOSED) = 3/32"/1/16" = 2.4 MM 1 1/4 BLADE = 1/16 GUARD WITH THE LEVER HALFWAY OPEN (SO IT'S KIND OF LIKE A 3/4) = 5/64"/3/32" = 2.8 MM 1A BLADE = 1 GUARD WITH THE LEVER CLOSED = 1/8" = 3.2 MM 1 1/2 BLADE = 1 GUARD WITH THE LEVER HALFWAY OPEN (SO IT'S KIND OF LIKE A 1 1/4 = 5/32" = 4 MM 1 3/4 BLADE = 1 1/2 GUARD WITH THE LEVER CLOSED/1 GUARD WITH THE LEVER OPEN = 3/16" = 4.8 MM 2 BLADE = 2 GUARD WITH THE LEVER CLOSED = 1/4" = 6.3 MM 2 3/4 BLADE = 2 GUARD WITH THE LEVER OPEN (SO IT'S LIKE A 2 1/2) = 5/16" = 7.9 MM 3 1/2 BLADE = 3 GUARD WITH THE LEVER CLOSED = 3/8" = 9.5 MM 3 3/4 BLADE = 4 GUARD WITH THE LEVER CLOSED = 1/2" = 13/12.7 MM 5/8 BLADE = 5 GUARD WITH THE LEVER CLOSED = 5/8" = 16 MM 3/4 BLADE = 6 GUARD WITH THE LEVER CLOSED = 3/4" = 19 MM

Great tutorial. I have to say though, be careful using that brush you used in the beginning. I got ringworm on my neck and behind my ear from my barber using it on someone with it, then on me. You just can’t get them disinfected.

@DavidFalla

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the tip and sorry that happened to you. I’ve been cutting for many years and thank God I’ve never had that problem. All my tools and brushes go under UV light at night just to make sure nothing like that ever happens.

Bruh isn't 1 1/2 metal = 1 in plastic. 2 metal is 1 1/2 in plastic. 1a is like between half and 1 plastic. Not hating how you said it is but this is how I learned in barber school and from experience I feel it is what I said is true.

@DavidFalla

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your input and between detachables and plastics the measurements are never going to the exact, since there are too many variables; with that said, the #1 1/2 detachable “equals” a Wahl #1 1/2 closed lever. The 1A is used to erase the #1 1/2 detachable into the #1 detachable. The 1A in plastic could be a #1 plastic closed or open lever depending on the type of blade your clipper has. The 0A goes between the half and the 1 plastic and it’s very close to a 1/16 lever open. Not sure why your barber school taught you that way but if you try it yourself you will find out that what I’m saying makes sense. I’ve been cutting over 10 years using detachables only and do 99% of my cuts at the shop are done using metal blades only, so I’m very confident of the information I’m providing you. I hope that helps

Starting from the 2 fading I got lost

@DavidFalla

5 жыл бұрын

You fade from the 3 down to the 0. So you gotta use a 3,2, 1 1/2, 1, 1/2 and 0

@zikmel2372

5 жыл бұрын

@@DavidFalla thank u sir.

The right side needs more work! But nice cut

@DavidFalla

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for that

Always these barberss doing the easiest type of hair.. the type of hair that 1/10 clients have soo..

@DavidFalla

6 жыл бұрын

Actually most of my clients have this type of hair, because of the area where I am. I can’t be choosing my models like that, I use who ever lets me record and you might think this type of hair is easy but for others it might be harder. Remember that I make this videos to help students

@Smeck2

6 жыл бұрын

PrinCipeReGa what are you talking about. This type of hair texture/color can be very difficult to fade for some.

@PrinCipeReGa

6 жыл бұрын

SMECK im a barber myself and this type of hair for me is the easiest to blend thats why I said it.. I talk out of experience but I understand that for others it can be hard just as other types of hair are harder for me than this one.

@PrinCipeReGa

6 жыл бұрын

David Falla I didnt mean to disrespect in any way but I just want to see difficult type of hair done by barbers on youtube.. I dont see it often and im subscribed to your channel because I like your content. Just want to see other types of hair.

@DavidFalla

6 жыл бұрын

PriCipe im not sure what is “difficult hair” for you, but send me some pics and I’ll try to find the person so I can do a tutorial