Crop Top Fade Tutorial! Love it or Hate it?

Clean

Lovin it because .you need skills to achieve that finish look.Alertttttt ….its fireeeeeeeee

Its looks like an ww2 style, but with a smoother fade. Kinda like what they had in peaky blinders.

One of the best I have ever seen brilliant

Love it. I have done a few but most people don’t like it at the end.

Amazing cut, I think it’s great to master all different types of styles and cuts not just what you are used to seeing everyday.

Fiiire beautiful work as ALWAYS brother!????????????????????

Dope video! I love the Euro styles. This is the next wave in the states. Thanks Bossio for dropping content that is applicable on a practical level and not just "filler" and "theories" that are designed so you can simply be entertained by watching the cut. I'm ready to try this.

Clean cut and that crisscross scissor texturing was so dope

I think it’s a dope cut bossio. An you’re right, not to many of those haircuts around.

everything about that cut was fire ????

Dope???? differeeent‼

bro this is stupidly clean! I love the fact you are adapting to whats happening around the globe. These cuts have been popping for a while in the uk, USA finally catching up! These cuts only work well on people with good hairlines sadly for me! I suggest you check out kevinluchmun on insta

Very impressive

I dig it. cuz I can't do a fade on myself, this is what ends up happening. I need to see if my barber can pull this off. I like it a lot.

Awesome. Props for stepping out of your comfort zone! Great cut

Good to see your still active bro just got back into cutting hair going to school now

I'm a UK hair stylist and from what I see a lot of US barbers have no clue how to texturize hair. They all blunt cut the top.. looks ok when the hair is styled in the shop but when the client tries to style it themselves they are gonna see all the weight lines in the hair. It's time you realise the fade isn't the most important part of a haircut, the most important part is the hair that needs to be styled so by learning techniques like point cutting, slicing and channel cutting is the only way to make sure you guys keep up with the stylists in Europe. I watch so many videos of US barbers spending like 15mins on the fade and like 2mins on the scissor work, it's just lazy. Hopefully a lot more barbers will take the same initiative you have and follow suit

I’ve been watching the guys from menspire like Josh Lamonaca and his shear work….I’ve been practicing those shear techniques at the shop, and the really do make haircut stand out more.

You are clearly ahead of the game! ????????????????‍♂️????

Dope been seeing alot of these cuts on IG especially with egobarbers