Methodology as a book for the course men's haircut from scratch with graphics
📘 Methodology: Men's haircut from scratch
1. Introduction
Men's haircut is the foundation of a hairdresser's and barber's work. To achieve a professional effect, one must know the techniques, tools, and be able to match the hairstyle to the client.
[PLACE FOR GRAPHIC: photo of a barber at work]
2. Basic tools
- Hair clippers (with attachments from 0.5 to 12 mm)
- Hair scissors and thinning shears
- Combs (classic, fade, barber)
- Razor and shaver
- Clips, spray bottle, cape
[PLACE FOR GRAPHIC: set of hairdressing tools]
3. Anatomy of the head and division into zones
- Top (parietal)
- Sides (temporal zone)
- Back of the head (occipital)
- Nape line
[PLACE FOR GRAPHIC: diagram of the head divided into sections]
4. Haircut techniques
- With clippers: fade (shading), buzz cut, undercut
- With scissors: straight cut, point cutting, technique "scissors on comb"
- Combining techniques: clippers + scissors
- Texturizing: thinning shears, point cutting
[PLACE FOR GRAPHIC: demonstration of haircut techniques]
5. Types of men's hairstyles
- Buzz cut (very short, at 1–2 mm)
- Fade (low, medium, high)
- Classic scissor cut
- Undercut
- French crop, crop
- Pompadour, quiff
[PLACE FOR GRAPHIC: examples of men's hairstyles]
6. Haircut technology – example fade
- Moistening the hair with a spray bottle
- Establishing the shortest length (e.g., 0.5 mm) at the nape
- Gradually building the fade upwards
- Connecting the sides with the top (scissors on comb)
- Texturizing the top of the hair
- Contours – hairline, nape, sideburns
- Styling (pomade, paste, matte clay)
[PLACE FOR GRAPHIC: step-by-step diagram of fade]
