Haircutting guide for beginners

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Haircut guard for beginners

For a beginner with
Little to no experince

When first learning how to cut hair there can be many obstacles you may experience. The most common problems you might have to deal with are learning  the basic fading and techniques,the guard size,and how to blend using the guard attachments, and how to use the tapper level on side of the clipper..

Those are some major things you'll have to learn as you gain..

To perform a hair cut the most important tools you need to are your clipper and hair trimmer,,and your guards which is normaly called the step 1,2,3 and 4

A greate first choice hair clipper is one you can get at your local walmat called the wahl hair clipper.
This clipper is greate for a beginner, and its very affordable. Other greate clippers at good price to start cutting hair,, are the wahl magic clip and wahl designer.



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