watch this if you can't find a hairstyle

[@andrewdoeshair]

Ughhh, at 3:20 I messed up. Said the wrong thing. Meant to say: client asks for short but not clean, barber says “what do you mean? Short IS clean.” By that I mean, someone will tell me “I want it short on the sides but like, not lined up” something to that effect, and in those cases a clipper with a two guard will create a very tidy fresh look, where scissors will create a softer (messier) look. Then instead of putting a line up on the edge you just leave it alone, maybe buzz the fuzz next to the edge but leave the edge alone.

[@LucasIngram0]

Thank you for doing this interview

[@dinhdatVN]

Andrew you're best hair stylist on KZbin

[@derTJAY]

Do you have any advice on styling a bed head? I have to wash my hair daily (or would have to use dry shampoo daily) so I can style it.

[@theballsy1942]

how do i get that wet look?

[@s1mo]

Hijacking your precious comment to ask you a question I had a hairdresser who would cut my curly hair using a tool that looked exactly like a barber's folding shaving razor, except it didn't have a straight blade but it was rather "curly" or resembling a saw blade It would yield amazing results, while scissors don't make my hair just as amazing Do you know what was actually happening and how can I ask something similar to my current hairdresser?

[@aswinkrishna5042]

brother i am bald

[@mustafaemreocalan7135]

ngl i'm seriously thinking about going bald, cuz i like how low maintnance it is plus i act like if i dont want it and so i get request from my friends like:"imma give u 50$ if u do it"

[@aswinkrishna5042]

@mustafaemreocalan7135 I mean I started going bald at 16 due to an allergy. Shaved that shit and never looked back. Go for it dawg.

[@harinand476]

Moye moye

[@mustafaemreocalan7135]

@@aswinkrishna5042 im sorry for that

[@TheHonorlord]

​@@mustafaemreocalan7135 depends on face shape and if your already balding. If your legitimately balding, and don't want to maintain your hair, go for it. Else, don't. A full head of hair, with a style that fits your face shape, far exceeds the bald look

[@Blink_Games]

Bro kept me 110% engaged the entire video

[@alexandervg1576]

fr

[@majorasmask_8288]

The subtitles and cuts every 3 seconds did buddy

[@Praus-M]

Fr tho

[@Blink_Games]

@@majorasmask_8288 Subtitles and cuts alone won’t kept me engaged unfortunately, I have a bad attention span. He’s genuinely just fun to listen to and said a lot of things that were interesting. Idk why u gotta be negative man

[@danlightened]

I just commented the same thing. He's very well spoken!

[@YaBoiDoi]

Its actually really weird how much he understands what people want.

[@Skelloter]

Almost like its not the first thing he would ask when you sit down

[@lomel1366]

In order to be a good stylist, he would need to know all of this

[@nabeelsherazi8860]

adh is the best in the world he is not a normal barber. watch the videos on his channel he is literally a savant.

[@steveblack720]

He is really experienced and people rarely invent or want something new, so it is kind of easy to know probably

[@Duck.Sensei]

You want to play minecraft

[@edubblesspirit]

I really want to find a barber I can go in and ask, ‘what do you think I should do with my hair?’ Because I have no idea what’s best for my hair.

[@forhadrh]

Same feeling here, mate.

[@ADHARSHKPRAKASH]

please leave a comment if you find one

[@nackedgrils9302]

I always ask exactly that when I try a new hairdresser and so far, they always find a way to reflect the question back to me.

[@ERKohlvideos]

The best thing to do here is to just try different hairstyles, because tbh the barber doesn’t really know, because something that they think looks good you might not like, which brings their reviews down and so on, so just look at your hair type and just try hairstyles, some you may have to wait for to grow out and may have a weird transition period but just experiment.

[@PeacefulLife-f9u]

To be honest experimenting with differnet styles is the only way to know, hair life is short mate do everything with it while you can

[@35pen61]

"So i might not have the coolest hair you've ever seen, but there's a chance you saw the coolest hair I've ever done" is cold🥶

[@danninicholas159]

yeh I think you forgot "So *I* might"

[@steveblack720]

You really messed up this quote

[@35pen61]

@@danninicholas159 yeah

[@35pen61]

@@steveblack720 there's still rooms for improvement

[@3van660]

@@35pen61 It ok man it happens

[@AXALMA]

This guy has a fascinating way of talking about hair. I was completely locked in and forgot about everything until 7:45.

[@fedor4655]

Reading the comments at 8:00 lmao. Yeah the first 7 minutes go by like nothing

[@DaxterSnickers]

This is what I love. Listening to professionals. They have so much knowledge AND the passion that makes it so worthful. Like hearing masterpieces of music, my eyes get all watery, which is a lot for a dude.

[@elitaylor5826]

honestly so true. i don't think anybody can dislike this video

[@ne-eks9235]

Bro I did the exact same thing I stopped at 7:44 and sent a link to the homies😂

[@alexxander9428]

Currently bald at 23, yes bald. yes no hair on top of my head. Yes I have a mustache to compensate. I'm 23 and I'm nervous about flirting with women my age because I look like I'm in my late thirties. God gives his strongest warriors his toughest battles (coping).

[@MrArtyomd]

I with you brudda

[@TheGintama86]

You can try minoxidil theres been good results with it along with derma rolling amd red light therapy. Only thing once u start u cant stop or elee itll fall off again

[@dash_vet]

Im also looking older than I actually am. Only thing I can tell you brother is that a lot of women want their man looking and acting more mature than guys their current age. Even if you dont feel confident in your look right now, give it a try and fake it (confidence, not arrogance). Once you see a couple reactions you will most likely realize its not an issue as much as you make yourself think it is. You got this

[@aminemarzouk6868]

you will be surprised by what women want and find attractive , sometimes it is the confidence . that s why you can find a goofy guy with ugly haristyle having all the girls , being confident with your body is attractive

[@abuaslam3714]

bro you buff ? cuz chicks dig the bald buff dudes

[@derrickrogers1205]

Would be awesome if you got a barber/stylist that can talk about naturally curly hairstyles. Guys with curls have much more limited options and it’s even more difficult to find anyone who knows how to cut them.

[@capuchonz811]

Yeah I want a video about curly hair

[@2D_Sphere]

Me too, #curly_heads_matter

[@akemenos]

will yall let me know if they post one?

[@magiguy7897]

i too need to know lol

[@Kinzuu]

Yes please I need this desperately

[@mzmmlahmd]

10:39 “IT DOESNT LOOK LIKE YOU WENT AND GOT GROOMED” next clip, Drake spawns 💀💀

[@yusifabbasov713]

that is crazy💀💀💀

[@serZemain]

gg

[@Niel_albatrozz]

It was God's plan to show us the truth, too much of a coincidence

[@Astroftman]

Being Groomed just means for example, nail clipping like keeping yourself well kept.

[@Astroftman]

kempt*

[@davidmorris8319]

Thank you so much! I'm sooo glad natural texture is coming back these days!! For almost as long as I remember, I've been fighting with my hair dressers to keep my natural waves. I've always prefered a more messy and natural look but more often than not I've ended up with a cut that felt way too clean for my liking. On top of that, when I grew it out too much, it would look weird/not in shape and no one knew how to handle that. I still haven't found the right person to achieve this look with my hair, but this video gives me hope!

[@boggyboyy1083]

Never have I listened to a professional with such insight into not only what im feeling personally, but the cultural climate. This is true expertise.

[@michaelnieves4726]

Real fucking funny, KZbin algorithm. (Im bald)

[@BallSniffer-uw4kr]

Lol

[@l3d-3dmaker58]

he's ABSOLUTELY COOKING!!! yep! we want a haircut to feel like we don't try to look good, we want a haircut to feel like we *naturally* look this good, looking cool is about being cool while looking like you don't even try. also you're bang on with the long layered hair explanation! learned so much today

[@bengiu]

11:30 trust me when i say this, people don't look back to the patchy beard phase and say they looked good in it. It's one of these things you have to go through and one day change it and finally see it. Then you'll go "why did nobody tell me to shave it" and move on

[@maxk880]

Yeah, especially during the 18-25yo period. You're young but you want to look cooler and older, and facial hair gives you that feeling

[@Skadongle]

Ya I don't think a patchy beard will ever look good or be in style. Just rock whatever you can whether thats clean shaved or a mustache or a goatee.

[@DM-hv5tp]

​@@Skadongle No-one can rock a goatee

[@Anymonous246]

this man is so fcking spot on with everything he said

[@xer0amp]

I mean his name is OnPoint

[@The_savvy_Lynx]

I'm cutting my own hair for the last 5 years and I'm never going back. I can trim with scissors and machine whenever I feel like it, and be done with everything in 5 minutes. More time to get stuff done and spend time with the kids. Gave me more confidence in my hair/looks too, knowing that I am able to make myself look cool without the need for a professional.

[@jochanncholland5927]

Another great alternative to Shampoo for better texture: use rye flower and water! I used to do this for a year, it's a bit strange but really works. Mix rye and water to a creamy liquid (texture up to own preference). Let it sit at least 30mins, overnight is good. Make hair wet, work the stuff in and let it soak for a few mins (not more than 10). Wash it out. It mechanically cleans the oils away but leaves just enough so that the hair has a beautiful natural texture. My downside is only that I sometimes let the dough mixture sit for too long and it got funky. Also, the bowl with rye mixture shouldn't be left in the shower, looks filthy and weird.

[@pointynoodle]

Have you tried baking soda

[@atonyjm4413]

Where did you get this idea? I might try

[@jochanncholland5927]

@atonyjm4413 my ex gf did it, and it's a thing in eco friendly circles in Germany. Rye flour doesn't mean plastic and water pollution, plus having to wash hair less frequently. Sure you'll find some instructions on the internet! Just don't use wheat or something else, only RYE and water. Finer, less whole grain is better

[@Arivoumathy]

Bro bring this dude often and let him speak in the channel , I learned a lot today from him

[@ainguito12]

5:40 you literally described what I am going through with this hair growth process. glad to see you in this channel again! Just when about to enter an awkward stage of the journey

[@hydrocity6462]

Same man was thinking about getting a haircut tmrw but imma leave it and try something new

[@wiggy2551]

Ive been rocking a fringe for about a month now. I personally feel like it's easy to maintain compared to the middle part I used to keep.

[@sreedasnm533]

Me too. From always adjusting my hair to not even care about it though.

[@barracuda7249]

Just wind is a nightmare for me. I have fine hair and with a lot of wind it looks so messed up

[@ashafar8484]

@@barracuda7249 use hairspray, also middle part is also fked with hard wind

[@raunak9257]

​@@barracuda7249me too man, do you use any products to maintain a messy fringe?

[@chumbue6537]

@@barracuda7249 that's why you need hairspray. But you have to do layers of it and get under your hair if you have a middle part.

[@vectoralphaSec]

Would love to see a video like this for guys with curly hair.

[@David-ml9oq]

This is the best video I’ve seen EVER about hair, THANK YOU SO MUCH !

[@udit2102]

I have long and little curly hairs , i completely agree with him “ sampoo only twice a month and you’ll have your natural hair flow and Naturally shiny “

[@pineappleshurt3815]

Just wanted to say you saved my life bro, idk you but I love you. can tell you are a genuine guy who actually wants to make a difference.

[@syedhaziq148]

Bro When And How Do You Started At What Age? Bc Sometimes I Feel That I Am Too Late Because Some Of My Friends Are Better Looking Than Me Please Tell Me What Can I Do BTW: I Am 15 And A Half Year Old

[@nobody1386-k1n]

bro you are not late sometimes people start at 18 .IN FACT I think you are doing this at the perfect time

[@jagg94]

​@@syedhaziq148 First You Should Learn How To Use Punctuation And Capitalisation

[@syedhaziq148]

@@jagg94 Oh Really

[@jagg94]

@@syedhaziq148 First of all, yes you do need to learn to write. And second of all just get a good cut, a good highlights your good features. Also live a healthy lifestyle as it is good for skin and hair.

[@noah-talon]

This video is everything I've been looking for for years in a video. I love the images that demonstrate exactly what he means as he is decribing concepts. 11/10 video! I wish I could like it twice

[@JustMe-mp6vu]

I absolutely love that longer messy hairstyles are coming back! I am SICK of the super clean pompadour, shaved sides and clean side parts! I love the 70s/80s/90s messy hair. Is more natural and sexier imo! Also I have seen rise in popularity the disconected goatees and ESPECIALLY MUSTACHES! Which at first I kinda hated but now I love them! 🤩✨🤭🥵

[@vedanshsingh5097]

16:36 its very true. i took one full year to learn that about my hair

[@haydenhoes12]

this is so true, ive been saying it for months that my hair looks best 2 days after washing it, not before, not after

[@McDudes]

4:05 "People don't want to look like they tried" That's been my feeling my whole life and people always thought I was weird or lazy but look at me now huh. I was just ahead of the time by 15 years 😂

[@groomthebroom38]

3 videos in 2 weeks? Crazy dedication bro

[@Ze_Hans]

fr fr bro bro lmao

[@drakewasaloverboy]

Its his job

[@kaasjemosterd6011]

@@drakewasaloverboyI think his job is being a hairdresser

[@namansewani]

this is the first barber i've seen who actually has some personality. he's not just pointing out the haircuts he's actually telling us the specific request because ik, i go to the barber and i'm not just like give me french crop. i perfectly describe it so that the hairdresser understand and thats how people are. people describe it rather than just naming a haircut, atleast that is what i try to do even tho i'm shy

[@BlazyWinters8366]

This is the first barber/hair stylist who actually understands what I want when I go get a haircut 😭 where can I find someone like him, they're sooo rare

[@Wladislav]

A fascinating look into hairstyle trends. That being said, I'm not sure how this helps me with the _"watch this if you can't find a hairstyle"_ problem.

[@ghostof3am]

0:50 lawyers. A fellow man of culture

[@ronnieortega1709]

He defecated through a sunroof

[@edgieedgie9571]

Best vid I've seen on hair. The layering comments and day 2 after shampoo were enlightening for me. You're an excellent communicator. Great vid thanks

[@andrewdoeshair]

Popped in for a quick tip with curly hair- when the barber or stylist wets your hair and pulls it tightly in their fingers as they cut it, they’re pulling out the curl and giving you a straight haircuts. Curly haircuts ARE straight haircuts, and except for a few very niche curl specialists, most curly hair is straightened in some manner (even if just pulled straight by hand for the moment it’s cut) before it’s cut. The way geometry and anatomy intermingle to tailor a haircut to the head isn’t exclusive to curls, wave, or straight hair, it’s all the same haircuts- again, except for certain specialty curl experts. In 95% of cases when I do a haircut on a curly client, even if they wear it curly, we straighten the hair at some point to check the cut, because curls can hide imperfections but straight hair shows them.

[@icyjaam]

6:22 That is so accurate, I just did a self layered long haircut, earlier I had a relly long same length haircut. I'm not even american not do I follow trends, danm this was so on point. Although the self cut is laughbale, but its possible

[@Martin-jq8th]

omg it makes so much sense to me, I have been always wearing messy hair, wanted no shampoo and not sit in the chair too often but I just never been able to put it into words what do I want to my hairdresser. amazing to listen to someone who is an absolute pro, love it.

[@mk9beatz]

i recently went through different variations of a “versatile” haircut with around 2-4 inches on top, a shaved side burn varying between a 1-3 guard, and around 1-2 inches on the back the passed 3 MONTHS until I finally landed one one that i REALLY LIKED today after my last haircut… realized afterwards when i got that i’ve literally just gotten the Jay Jo cut LMAO

[@rishujeetrai5780]

I can listen to someone who knows their craft this good for HOURS!

[@atomicfart5010]

Woaaaaah i actually sat thru a whole 19 min video. And am now up to date with the mens hair style.

[@brandcamacho2899]

My hair is thick dry frizzy and curly and all i see everywhere is hairstyles for straight soft and wavy hairs and im so tired idk what to do

[@Ash_6805]

OMG FR! and everytine i look for curly hair recommendations it's always the big curls i rarely see anything for my hair type since i think most of the "popular ones i see are perms" idk so it's difficult cause i have tighter curls and curlier hair than that so I'm confused on what to do with it lol

[@enderzebak2863]

look up curly girl method, it will probably save your hair

[@ranger_hben8657]

Ive had the same problem for years and ive finally found a way to tame it (mostly). Condition your hair when you shower and use a flattening iron not near the roots, but more towards the middle towards the edges (preserves a bit of the volume). after that, the hair might still be a little frizzy or not stick together well, use some pomade to help it stick together. Took me so long to find this out and now my hair looks almost exactly the way I want it every time. Good luck.

[@joshuagabsart]

Oddly enough, the way you described the messy haircut to flow but be clean was how I described it to the barber 2 weeks ago, just discovered your video today so what a coincidence haha!

[@Stargazer_247]

For the longest time I can’t find a barber that satisfies me, the main reason is probably I myself don’t even know what I want exactly and what looks good on me. So I just stopped visiting barbershops for a year now. I’d much rather be unsatisfied with my hairstyle while it’s doesn’t cost me time and money, instead of visiting barbershops costing me time and money yet leaving unsatisfied, if that makes sense.

[@GameZedd01]

I find mullets to have a distinction between the top and the back. If there's no distinction, if it flows naturally from the top to the back then it's more like a Wolf Cut with side fades. With the 6 hairstyles you showed when talking about mullets, I would really only call the bottom 2 mullets.

[@houmamkitet9555]

This guy is amazingly knowledgable and he communicates really well

[@MementoVita]

“People are a lot less afraid of their natural texture” *also roasted tf out of the side part*

[@davidwilson6569]

38 & you nailed exactly what I'm aiming for with layered. Sam Winchester is my goal 😂

[@albino3495]

its crazy how accurate he was, the whole video I was just nodding my had yes to everything he said lmao

[@Sho_Ishto]

What’s crazy to hear about this is I came to this natural look because I stopped caring about really styling my hair working during COVID. I stopped using heavy hair products and just started to enjoy letting my hair kind of be. I wanted to embrace my natural waves and texture so I let it grow longer. I’m very happy to see this video because now I want to grow it just a little longer.

[@shlashii]

would absolutely love to see a video about how to get more tan naturally, I know you’ve done a video about that caramel glow but it would also be interesting to learn about how to use the sun for that nice summer tan! Been absolutely loving the content lately, keep up the amazing work and thank you!!

[@atriyakoller136]

Just pkease be wary of skin cancer.

[@thegreaterconundrum]

Tanning is your body's defense mechanism to UV trauma - and that only gives you the smallest defense from UVB radiation. The UVA radiation doesn't even care how tan you are, it'll still slice through everyone's skin and rip your DNA in half. The sun doesn't give a fuck. Feel free to tan all you want, but we have a whole generation of 65+ year old boomers right now that look like toasted leather because they oiled up and sat in the sun all day, and pretty much all of them have to get skin cancer sliced off their body every other month. There is not really a way to tan naturally without any risk. Hundreds of thousands of years ago our ancestors would have given anything to get away from the sun. It's so funny to me see people talk now about how it's healing and natural. It's literally a humongous death ball of scorching atomic plasma pummeling our planet with deadly lasers nonstop. You can consume foods high in beta carotene, like carrots or sweet potatoes, and that can tint your skin orange. But science doesn't know a safe way to activate our melanocytes naturally to produce pigment.

[@Pucnchii]

Wear sunscreen and take a 30 min walk in California everyday that’s it I got so dark walking from school 😂😂😂

[@MalaysianTropikfusion]

That was more informative than I'd expected. Great video, man.

[@BuftyFufties]

I could listen to Andrew all day

[@germanfernandez6180]

NO stop that thats gay no weird things please

[@dornishwing]

the fact that your mind went there first proves that you are more of the things you said that of commenter ​@@germanfernandez6180

[@beantea5592]

Extremely interesting and cool that he's thought so much about these styles and takes note of what he sees.

[@avacadonacho]

Step one: win the genetic lottery.

[@fluttersheesh8884]

if not, just dont be an asshole

[@zeyad_hamza]

Accurate 😕

[@EtherTheReal]

No, u could also lose the genetic lottery but there is still a good way to maintain your hair

[@SachiAi]

With make up and beauty products nowadays everyone can be handsome and beautiful don't compare yourself to others be humble always

[@ManishRaj-cx2if]

Tell me ur ugly without telling me ur ugly😂

[@iGlorious]

Tips for extremely straight, no volume, fine and soft (almost like silk), male asian hair? At this point all I can see working would be a wave perm (not broccoli). But I would like to avoid damaging chemical or heat related processes.

[@RamKumar-yk6cw]

Perfect video for perfect time, I have been looking for something like this.

[@weedsocks]

amazing observation about these trends being influenced by economic circumstances because i totally agree. most of these new hairstyle trends don't need a "reset" for about 4-6 months. shows itself in fashion as well with the massive uptick in revenue for the second-hand clothing industry.

[@_thomas1031]

What gets me as that a lot of fellow guys confuse "trying hard" with "effort". People who you notice got a haircut appreciate you presenting yourself as putting effort into your image. Plus your lying to yourself if you think paying $100 for a cut ISN'T "trying hard", it's flat out contradicting if you want to appear like you don't have time to style your hair while paying a bunch of money to look a very specific way saying "I'm not trying hard".

[@jupiterwilkymay5161]

i have found that i do not know the right words to use and often use the wrong words when trying to describe what i want. so it's more of a conversation i have with my barber/stylist. i let her tell me what i want based off pictures and feelings it's a great collaboration and i've been going to her for years.

[@T_N_T_]

Honestly Barbers literally know everything about you just by your hair, i mean i was lazy so i decided to cut my own hair (this was like 2 years after COVID, so cutting your own hair was not a thing anymore), it looked good enough, anyways after i grew it out, it didnt even look like it was cut DIY, but when i went to the barber, he immediately knew i cut it, he was able to tell with what thing i cut it, and was able to tell that i did not wash my hair for a few days, BTW HE EVEN KNEW HOW MANY DAYS I DIDNT WASH IT. Its INSANE

[@PoguliPogalu]

i used to use sea salt sprays when i was in high school/uni, was going for the Angus Stone haircut and thinking back on it, it's still one of my favorite thing to use on longer hair

[@foaduk9118]

i got very fine and very very straight hair and no matter what i do it just sits straight and flat on my head and even if i try to style my hair, the wind just messes it up and makes it look like i just combed it forward and left it. Also its like 20 quid for a hair cut so i can only get it cut once every month and a bit. My hair looks good short so after about 2 weeks it just starts looking like shit.

[@ElJosher]

Dude same

[@dj69321]

If it insists on laying forward, work with that. Figure out if it looks better swept to the left or right vs which of those it's more inclined to lay, given a little coaxing. Shampoo, condition (optional), and dry with towel. Blow dry on low with gentle heat, guiding it in the direction you determined earlier. Hang your head downward or upside down and blow it from below. It might take a little practice but you'll get a feel for it quickly. You want to sculp it with the blow dryer, which also adds volume and body. Don't blow it bone dry, you want to stop while it's just a tad damp and still flexible, but looks dry as far as the eye can tell. If you get a to dry it can become difficult/impossible to style properly. Keep an eye on it in the mirror as you're going and when you've reached a the shape and volume you're happy with, you want to hit it with some kind of product to lock it in. I like to put a thin layer of mousse on my hand, gently lower my head (pointed down) and gently dab the ends of my hanging hair. This gets you volume and hold. Then I bring my head back up. That results in the style I blow-dried and was happy with being held into place. You can make finer adjustments herei if you please. For most people that's probably not enough to maintain the style throughout the day, so what you do immediately after is hit it with a gentle mist of hairspray. Aussie Instant Freeze is perfect for this. It would be incredible to be able to simply blow dry and spritz with sea salt , but that's not the solution for our hair type. I'm very thankful to an ex who taught me how to do all this years ago, otherwise I'd probably still be rocking something short and tidy and boring, thinking it's the only option. Just as important, find a stylist who listens and understands what you're going for and can help properly shape and maintain it with cuts/trims. Once you get where you want to be, it's pretty low maintenance.

[@Catherine_2571]

I’m a woman with natural curls, and this is my preferred haircut. Mullet, dirty, layers. Looks amazing.

[@Catherine_2571]

Preferred for myself. Not actually dirty - just looks bed head, if anyone remembers that product.

[@JBloise]

This is the kind of video to watch two or three times to naturally know what you want everytime you get a haircut from now on

[@REV5EN]

I was like, I want something original, and I was about to go for literally all of the cuts this dude mentioned. this is some crazy shit

[@Tomyj9]

Genuinely the first video I’ve seen like this that was actually helpful

[@bobbydigital8243]

dang, I just got on the side part haircut, not realizing the look has been out of style, story of my life.

[@pavatee]

One thing I’ve noticed is that hair styles nowadays are more focused on white (or should I say non-black people) and I thought this would help but every picture and example isn’t. Maybe I’m not the audience but I can’t find anyone speaking to me that doesn’t recommend a buzz or a type of braid. On top of that, girls and people in general seem to want flows and messy and my hair just doesn’t do that. What am I to do? I’ve just been buzzing it and dyeing it but people claim it makes me look feminine or gay and that’s of course not what I’m going for.

[@ranger_hben8657]

I think that having dreads on the top of the head with shaved sides looks good when you wear it up. also looks p cool when you have a few locks from the front falling down on one side of the face.

[@4ndre12]

I am 18 and still like to go for the 40's 50's hairstyle with lines and clean looks

[@BerylliumBronze]

The timing of this video is suspicious

[@Apokrovic]

Same, the government is watching

[@cemselcuk6710]

This was the video I was looking for. Also this dude is so engaging like damn I watched without blinking lol

[@jsmith1840]

I’m just scared to get a haircut. This video was so accurate!

[@TheTrueBagman]

I always hated trying to style my hair, thank fully I went bald at 21 and my worries ceased. Praise be to the chrome dome!

[@muhammadshanif2702]

Been waiting for this video since so long.Got fed up and finally got a haircut literally hours before this video dropped.

[@Ortez02]

Pompadour/slickback with a high tapered fade is my go too.

[@bluey8302]

as a black male. I find this relatable.

[@alejandroluque7014]

😂😂😂

[@TomDiamond-bz3fg]

💀

[@Herogaze]

Thank you

[@sorrysirmygunisoneba]

Welcome to the club brother.

[@cicadaboi101]

As a 20 year old, I feel like you just described exactly what I want for my hair. I want long, wavy, middle parted hair that I can wear down all the time. I've been growing it out for a bit over a year now, and it's finally starting to look right.

[@dizonlyme]

just starting to grew my hair after a buzz... crazy timing.

[@tokiejoestar]

5:07 is what I needed. I asked for layers but ended up with a one length man bob haircut. Berries and cream style. Not flattering, and I hate to have to spend all the time to grow back out from a flow, but at this point, it’s better than cutting it super short and starting over from nothing

[@Thunder_Cheek01]

😂😂😂 The patchy beard part is too funny!!

[@SUPERCARS_X2]

Your production is so good that I thought the intro of the video was a professional advertisement 😂

[@Bubblybub]

i think the reason why people want their hair to look uncut is because most of the time where the hair is cut too much it makes you look different and messed up so looking uncut is less risky

[@KyleJWest-vn9kn]

Used to have a lot of fun styling my hair in my 20’s. I’m 36 now and my hair feels so thin that I can’t really do much with it. Also, living in the Midwest you can really only get one style of barber haircut lol. Those 40’s and 50’s styles that nobody wants anymore.

[@goliathyeti1669]

My hairline is currently neck and neck in a race against the US economy. Which one is receeding faster?

[@pseudopulk3478]

lol not that jackson wang clip popping up at 9:30 😂

[@Maomao-q1s]

why lawyer is Saul so hilarious to me

[@danlightened]

Wow, you're the most well spoken hair stylist I've come across! 20 minutes just flew by.

[@Gamer-is6ew]

Speak your truth king!

[@UberOcelot]

I find this fascinating, being born in the 90s the return to these looks really tracks with my current taste. But still finding that easy routine to style with my hair these days is hard. I developed combination hair during puberty (curls came in fierce in front) and some days it looks fine and others not. I hate that dry frizz curl look, and I hate that leave in conditioner looks unless I'm at the perfect length for it. It's like I'm constantly trying to rid myself of the curls, but at the same time working with what you have always looks best. Rough I know... Layers on curls simply work different and with two entirely different hair textures I'm really at a loss...

[@Kavaitsu]

Great video, seriously. For the next one, could we have more models in full screen so it's easier to screenshot and show our hairdresser what specifically we want?

[@RiderZer0]

Really wish people who cut hair, had the same passion that this guy has. It’s like most could really care less and just do hair so they can make their own schedules.

[@averyzaliasylvia4026]

A guy walk into his barber shop and bro be sayin "Say no more, sit down"

[@khawln-b1v]

This guy has me addicted to continue watching

[@divyansh5043]

Just wondering if a wide face not fat works with taper fade or flow, btw luv your videos❤

[@redi4ka951]

You ain't beating this one, i have a small bold spot on my head (right in the middle, closer to the forehead) after a surgery that happened when i wasn't even self-conscious. It's isn't visible with my current hair style, but i can't do my hair any way that involves spreading them in the middle or lifting them up (aka every style i find interesting). So for the past like 10 years i was stuck with this one hair style i can't really describe, kinda like that Nicky Koskoff from The Wolf of Wall Street.

[@ComputerBoyNo1]

Hey @OnPointFresh, can you make a video on how to protect the hair from damage done by products? or something along the lines.

[@foogriffy]

6 months ago i shaved my head. today, no cuts or trims, 2 shampoos and one single rinse in water later, i apparently have the perfect in trend hair style. i will be eternally grateful for my naturally low maintenance hair because these lived-in looks will always come back.

[@Jeylusha]

🔥🔥best KZbinr ever

[@somerandomfolk]

I love the part where he tells how to find a hairstyle