@tylerrcarlson: Diagonal Sections ≠ Graduation Diagonal sections do not inherently create graduation, they do make it easier to create though. Graduation is created by the angle of your comb, angle of your fingers, cutting line, and your body positioning. Not just the direction of the section you take! Share this with a barber that needs it and follow for more men's hair education! #barbereducation #haireducation #menshaireducation #ocbarber #orangecountybarber

HimmyTurner :

Do you plan on making a video on bringing hair “back to previous”? That phrase has always confused me and I’m sure it probably has the answer in the name but I’m more of a visual learner

ceajay.from.maine. :

graduation confuses me so much. im left handed so when people show me im like 😳

mr_dad87 :

Thank you so much, I recently graduated and I’m seeing the real learning begins after school. I’m noticing my shear work needs some more tuning.

auahahshshshsh :

1000% correct great video. i might add, along side the diagonal parting and everything he mentioned, setting your comb and finger angle to create an actual triangular shape is what will actually set you up for success for graduation as well, body position, elbow height etc

TerrellKabala1 :

This is why I follow you. The goat!

One life 💜 Hope :

Do you have full videos or offer live class ?

The roaming barber :

Best explanation yet 🫡

yan’s barber💈 :

i always thought graduation is just a diagonal section im new to barbering thank you for this video

walk3r.00 :

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