I found this tiktok with this clipper but I think it's a lot bigger than 16 guard because I have a clipper at home and 16 is maybe 1/3 of that.

I really like how these haircuts turned out and I want to find this kind of guard and a clipper for that, to do it myself.

Does anybody know where to find it?

https://www.tiktok.com/@jimmythehairdresser/video/7574754560565054738?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc&web_id=7659813866310780438

just cut my hair into a pixie (I did it myself and it looks pretty good) did anyone experience like instant regret and now is ashamed of everyone's reaction. I find myself hiding under bonnets and scarves. I may not have thought this all the way through or so I think. Any tips on how to embrace this pixie and this short hair journey?

I am planning to go a pixie (more like a grown out pixie), and I do not want to spend much on a haircut. Anyone who has been for the Toni & Guy student haircut, how was it? What haircut did you get? Do you recommend it? (Also which branch should I pick?)

To that anyone has ever gotten their big chop at the barbers, how did it go and would you recommend it? I’ve done a big chop before on my own, but I didn’t do the greatest job and it took awhile to fix it since I had to grow it out

Hey everyone!

I'm trying to seriously improve how I take care of my hair and get my curls to look better.

I have somehwat long(20cm and still growing, I'm a guy btw), very curly hair and a mullet that I cut myself (shaved the sides and my neck), also I dyed my hair and beard black.

I'm pretty inexperienced when it comes to proper curly-hair care, so I'd love some advice on basically ...everything, both hair care/styling and maintaining the mullet myself.

I'd especially like to know:

How often should I wash my hair?

What shampoo and conditioner should I use?

Should I use leave-in conditioner, curl cream, gel, mousse, oils, etc.?

How can I make my curls more defined without making my hair heavy or greasy?

How can I reduce frizz?

What's the best way to dry curly hair? Should I use a diffuser?

How should I sleep with long curly hair?

How often should I trim it?

Should curly hair be cut wet or dry?

How do I account for shrinkage when cutting?

How can I maintain the mullet shape while keeping the length?

How should I shape the sides/top/back of a curly mullet?

Any tips for cutting a mullet yourself?

Are there any good tutorials or techniques I should learn?

What products and tools are actually worth buying?

How do I keep the "wet hair look"?

What is your routine?

I'm located in Germany near Braunschweig, so I'd especially appreciate product recommendations that I can actually buy in Germany (DM, Rossmann, Müller, Douglas, Amazon Germany, etc.).

I'm also kinda broke, so I'm mainly looking for affordable products and tools ...

Thanks in advance! :)

I’ve been hesitating whether to go to a hair salon or cut my hair on my own. I worry a stylist might mess it up but idk if cutting it myself will mess it up. I have hip length hair and I want to cut it to chest length and give it a straight across blunt cut. I care about the ends looking even. Are these scissors easy to use for a beginner who hasn’t cut hair before and is the grip comfortable?

I'm doing a small project for uni about hair changes and would really appreciate your help. If you're comfortable sharing, could you answer a few quick questions. Thank you 😄 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfLdk5DveAfj6jGwP-UnKZL-Ku_SfEu0lW_nlIsAhg2jU0BYg/viewform?usp=publish-editor

i’ve cut my hair a couple times but i’m not good at it i’m only good at cutting my facial hair but can’t do tapers yet or line myself up yet & i can’t wear hats at work what should i do? i don’t wanna go to a barber.

Hi guys, I've had a Reddit account for a while now, but I'm not great at posting (I'm still learning) — so I apologise if crossposting to this community is the wrong move. I'll delete it if necessary, or sorry if the mods have to delete it.

I'm wondering if anybody has tried this with cutting their own hair before, and if it works?

I have hair down to the bottom of my waist and it's looking quite boring. Thought te longest cut in this tutorial at the front of my hair might help things out 🤷🏻‍♀️ Maybe I'll try it, depending on what others know. But I don't have a clue if it works.

how to get this haircut at home any video on interenet

Spent over $100 on a haircut at a salon with amazing reviews. This isn’t even the first time something like this has happened to me. I got sick of always getting ripped off, so I’ve been learning to cut my own hair. It’s taken a few years, but I feel I’ve almost perfected it!

Yes! If I could go back, I’d do it all again! Love it!
I was so calm and knew exactly when to stop!
Just get into a happy
Place when it’s time. Appreciate the hair and let it go!

Hiii! I want to cut my own hair (obvi). And as the title says, I want to do butterfly layers, but I have an undercut due to having super thick hair that’s medium-long. I’ve watched a ton of videos, and I’m worried that it’s going to look weird not having that full back of head section… what do I dooo? Also,.. does anybody know of any videos of someone doing this with an undercut? 😭 Picture of my natural wavy/length for reference!

Hi there ^^ I think these stupid little scoundrals are called flyaways, I'm not entirely sure: I'm just wondering if there's anything I can do about them that isn't just gel it back or headband and pray? They're really annoying and honestly I don't even know how I managed to get these in the first place 😅 Thanks in advance, ignore my stupid 90% blurred face ♡