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The standard rate at Black barbershops is now $35-$40
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High Prices???? Barbershops and Salons shut down here in Ohio 
Learned to cut my hair after I left working in the Pentagon about 10 years ago. There was a black guy in the barbershop that was great.
Much cheaper in the long run to just purchase barbershop level clippers and do it yourself.
Perfect time to learn since most folks are working from home so folks won't see any fucked up linings.
Much cheaper in the long run to just purchase barbershop level clippers and do it yourself.
Perfect time to learn since most folks are working from home so folks won't see any fucked up linings.
I meant work, fool, but I don't think that's a "need to know" issue for you.
you weird bro
Which clippers you use?
Spend money on clippers! Don't cheap out on them and definitely don't get them joints you see at Walmart or your local pharmacy/grocery stores.
All you really need is some good T-outliners, barber quality clippers (think Oster Fast Feed, Oster Classic 76, Andis Fademasters, Wahl Magic Clip, Wahl Senior, Andis Masters are staples in any barbershop), and some MAGNETIC GUARDS. Don't get the regular clip on guards because they fall off or loosen over time...
I was using some plastic clip on guards once and wasn't paying attention to how loose they were... in the middle of me cutting my hair the guard fell off and well... let's just say my boys called me PATCHES for month
When you first start you gotta commit to it... be good and ready to cut all your hair off because you just might fuck it up... could spend $200-$300 on everything, but with practice, time and patience it pays for itself quickly
Spend money on clippers! Don't cheap out on them and definitely don't get them joints you see at Walmart or your local pharmacy/grocery stores.
All you really need is some good T-outliners, barber quality clippers (think Oster Fast Feed, Oster Classic 76, Andis Fademasters, Wahl Magic Clip, Wahl Senior, Andis Masters are staples in any barbershop), and some MAGNETIC GUARDS. Don't get the regular clip on guards because they fall off or loosen over time...
I was using some plastic clip on guards once and wasn't paying attention to how loose they were... in the middle of me cutting my hair the guard fell off and well... let's just say my boys called me PATCHES for month
When you first start you gotta commit to it... be good and ready to cut all your hair off because you just might fuck it up... could spend $200-$300 on everything, but with practice, time and patience it pays for itself quickly
I went in for a regular haircut and my barber said "$30".
Although I had the money, I damn near fainted as my regular shape-ups were only $15 when I had locs for almost 26 years.
Now, I'd like to maintain having a fresh look consistently but I'd rather put that extra money I'm spending into buying my own clippers. I just need to find a dope ass tutorial on cutting my hair now.
Although I had the money, I damn near fainted as my regular shape-ups were only $15 when I had locs for almost 26 years.
Now, I'd like to maintain having a fresh look consistently but I'd rather put that extra money I'm spending into buying my own clippers. I just need to find a dope ass tutorial on cutting my hair now.
I just bought this thanks!
bgol frugal mindset says you welcome
I was told about these as they do a perfect even steven. I've never cut my hair before but now I haven't been back to my barber since.
Amazon product ASIN B014SG66UO
My head is officially fucked up.
I haven't had my shit cut in 4 weeks.
I haven't had my shit cut in 4 weeks.
Ive been cutting my own hair for over 20 years now. I was a pretty good barber and I did go to cosmetology school for a while so i guess I had a curve. Same time I have 3 best friends who are barbers, so I used to get tips from them and a discount on all of the top notch tools. The tools mean everything and having them adjusted right is the key. If you buy a trimmer or some clipper, buy the adjustment tool that comes as a package. If not, look for blades on trimmers that come zero gapped already. Even if you go to a shop, every man should own at least some Andis trimmers just in case you gotta hook yourself up in an emergency. Your barber will usually adust then to perfection for little or no charge.
Corona ratesI got a message in my Booksy app one of the barbers I used to go to has raised his rates starting next week.
Kids $40
Adults $50
Nuccas out cha smoking that good good.
Bwahaaaa did the clippers rise in prices since the virus? Shits been under $100 for a few yrs now and now it's more.. Lol that obviously means the demand has officially gone up and more people are buying clippers cause they got to do it themselves
trying to make up for loss money and I guess through consumers he believe he's an essential service.. His view is that these consumers need meI got a message in my Booksy app one of the barbers I used to go to has raised his rates starting next week.
Kids $40
Adults $50
Nuccas out cha smoking that good good.
They went to $129 and now sold out
The andis website has clippers. Trying to determine which ones to buy
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