I am a barber but to be honest if my client choose wrong haircut I always advise them to choose haircut suits them more, this haircut wasn’t right choice for him
@Longneck it's not important to that only a teen can have long hairs if it suits to a 40 years old man then he can also have it........ It only depends upon your thinking style..........
@Longneck no, before he looked like a young man in need of a trim down. His facial hair is too dense. Having so very little and thinned head hair in comparison gives the illusion of being bald. But he has a youthful face. In the end it looks like the Photoshop some children do to try to impress someone- masking their face on someone else's body. I half expected fake abs to pop through his shirt. If he'd been left with a little more on top Or thinned and sharpened his facial hair including eyebrows, either would have balanced his face and removed the wonky end. ... This result is a little like how some girls in videos will put make up on half of their face to show stark contrast. There's nothing wrong with the untouched side it just looks off next to the curated side.
@Kaszana unless you're getting a baldy you never go front to back with the machine. Always go back to front. That right there messes up your hairline.
Some people should never have their hairlines touched. I’m one of them. I still remember the time I went to a rather ghetto barber. Waited like an hour just to get my hair cut. Dude barely spoke English. Once I felt the trimmer touch my hairline I knew I was fucked. He spun me around in the chair and my confidence was shot! Forehead looking like it’s missing a damn puzzle piece. I went home and shaved my head with a razor.
