Pompadour with Skin Fade Into Patchy Beard
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We’ve got Jason Ecks working with a regular client, Ed, to give him a pompadour clean up and then to tidy up the beard. The client is looking to grow the top a little bit, so Jason is keeping the fade at a longer length towards the top of the head. He starts off with a #1.75 guard.
From there, Jason will begin setting the fade line above the ears with a #0 guard. After setting that line, he’ll follow up with the detailers clippers. From a technique perspective he’s using a flicking technique rather than a shaving technique with the detailer. The next step is use the foil razor and clean up the skin fade section. You can avoid creating a line if you use more of a circular motion instead of a classical up and down motion.
Jason will go back to his clippers and start without the guard and adjusting the settings as he goes up with the fade. It’s important to work with the client’s hair type and how the hairs are growing in. So this means adjusting your techniques of how you use the clippers as you fade the hair.
Once the lower fade has been established, Jason pulls out the scissors to blend in the hair to the top. After that he uses blending shears to refind that blend.
Ed has a patchy beard on the cheeks and has learned to just embrace those patches. When Jason moves to the beard, he avoids pulling the cheek hair too far to the ears when trimming. This will help maintain a little bit of thickness and cover for his thinner cheeks.
The beard trim is kept to a more maintenance trim than going for a different look. He’s keeping a sharp line for the beard and doing small trims to the mustache. After the shape has been set, he follows up with some detail work with a straight razor to set clean lines.
The final piece is to use some Temple Smoke Utility Balm to add a bit of moisture to his beard and his head.
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Filmed at Cut & Grind (25 D’Arblay St, Soho, London W1F 8EJ, UK)
Music by Skyler McGlothlin (http://skylermcglothlin.bandcamp.com)
Follow us at: Instagram: beardbrand Twitter: beardbrand
DESCRIPTION
We’ve got Jason Ecks working with a regular client, Ed, to give him a pompadour clean up and then to tidy up the beard. The client is looking to grow the top a little bit, so Jason is keeping the fade at a longer length towards the top of the head. He starts off with a #1.75 guard.
From there, Jason will begin setting the fade line above the ears with a #0 guard. After setting that line, he’ll follow up with the detailers clippers. From a technique perspective he’s using a flicking technique rather than a shaving technique with the detailer. The next step is use the foil razor and clean up the skin fade section. You can avoid creating a line if you use more of a circular motion instead of a classical up and down motion.
Jason will go back to his clippers and start without the guard and adjusting the settings as he goes up with the fade. It’s important to work with the client’s hair type and how the hairs are growing in. So this means adjusting your techniques of how you use the clippers as you fade the hair.
Once the lower fade has been established, Jason pulls out the scissors to blend in the hair to the top. After that he uses blending shears to refind that blend.
Ed has a patchy beard on the cheeks and has learned to just embrace those patches. When Jason moves to the beard, he avoids pulling the cheek hair too far to the ears when trimming. This will help maintain a little bit of thickness and cover for his thinner cheeks.
The beard trim is kept to a more maintenance trim than going for a different look. He’s keeping a sharp line for the beard and doing small trims to the mustache. After the shape has been set, he follows up with some detail work with a straight razor to set clean lines.
The final piece is to use some Temple Smoke Utility Balm to add a bit of moisture to his beard and his head.
ABOUT BEARDBRAND
Beardbrand is a men’s grooming company that is helping men keep on growing by providing education and tools for urban beardsmen to master their morning routine. We’ve found that confidence starts with self investment, and allows men to do great things for their families, co-workers, and community. We are working to break down the negative stereotypes that surround bearded men, and show the world it’s the man who matters, not the way he looks.
CONTENT SCHEDULE
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday & Sunday at 11am EST
RELATED VIDEOS
Long Hair Maintenance Trim at Barbershop | Cut and Grind
Long Hair Maintenance Trim at Barbers...
Drastic Hair Trim After a Year of Growth
From Long Hair to Medium Length - Men...
Skinfade Pompadour For a Corporate Look | Cut and Grind
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BEARDBRAND SOCIAL MEDIA
Instagram: beardbrand
Facebook: beardbrand
Twitter: beardbrand
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL
https://www.youtube.com/beardbrand?su...
ABOUT THIS VIDEO
Filmed at Cut & Grind (25 D’Arblay St, Soho, London W1F 8EJ, UK)
Music by Skyler McGlothlin (http://skylermcglothlin.bandcamp.com)
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