Hairstyle Mag

There are many options for this trick, but for those who do not favor the bowl "to cut or shave it completely bald, here is a good option.

What you need:

1. Top Rated (sharp) scissors
2. Brush (fine and / or wide toothed)
3. Clippers with attachments.
4. Plasters for any "clipping" accidents, just in case.

Start-up

Wet hair before cutting freely and dry with a towel. Brush hair to remove any tangles and to get an idea of how and where to cut.

Cut the back of the head first and get that nice crisp line with a little lawn. Also use around the ears.

See the guy on how he would be short. Comb the hair forward and make an imaginary line in the middle of his head, as she was in her eyes, which separates the right side of the left side. Pull the hair between your fingers when your line is hypothetical, and cut to desired length (usually as big as your finger against the head).

After cutting your hair brush complete line, forward again and start at the front of the head.

You must make the difference in length where you cut. Using this as your guide, make another "line" to the right or left of your original and start cutting again, as shown in the above steps. Brush the last time, after the whole head was cut off.

Search more than confirm no spots were missed or touch up areas a little more.

Some good advice

It is usually best to have your man shower after a break, and before leaving, to get all those little hairs of his neck, ears, and so on.

Next time, go to the salon, take some time to observe, and perhaps even take notes on a hairdresser cutting a man's hair.

This is the most effective way to learn. Get advice from your favorite hairstyle mag.

Some caveats

Whether your initial term or the hundredth time the haircut, you are sure to cut at a time.

Be careful about where the fingers are the shear (keep an eye on the person's ears as well).