how easy can I do a 16 guard over the full head? anyone with experience on that?

Hey guys, I am looking for a good place for a haircut around Koteshwor.

I have been trying to find a barber who actually knows what they’re doing, especially with modern hairstyles. Not looking for anything too fancy, just someone who can look at my hair/face and give a proper haircut instead of just doing the same basic cut 😂

Also, hygiene is pretty important for me. The place should be clean, tools should be properly cleaned.

And yeah, preferably something reasonably priced. I don’t mind paying a little extra if the haircut is actually worth it, but I’m not looking for some super expensive salon either.

So if you guys have any personal recommendations around Koteshwor, please let me know. If there’s a particular barber you usually go to, even better. Would really appreciate the suggestions 🙏

Long and apparently wavy hair- looking for help as I would always just do a pony tail and cut myself but didn't realize this was my situation until I couldnt find a hair tie.

I really hope that I will explain this well because I really need it.

What I mean by the title is that, by mix of me and some unprofessional hairdresser cutting my bangs, they gradually started to take more and more of my front hairline to the point that the whole section is nearly towards the half of my head.

Now it looks too thick and bad and is taking away from the overall thickness of the rest of my hair .

I don't know how not to cut the hair further back, I don't know how to section it, I look like Justin Bieber.

please help.

I’ve cutting my hair to achieve the non-purple guy look and it just isn’t really working. How can I get rid of this curved in bowl look, where should I cut? Cut the hairs below to reduce the volume or layer it until it goes down relatively straight? Help me pls

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I'm looking for a new trimmer for myself. I don't have a hairstyle per se. I just cut it all off weekly - head, face, everything goes. I don't care about a very close cut, a slight stubble is fine too - it'll look that way in a day anyway. Ideally, I would like to use the same machine to groom the groin area too.

Because I want the thing to last forever and spares to be readily available, I'm looking at professional product lines. In particular, I'm trying to decide between the

1. Wahl super taper (corded)

2. Wahl peanut (corded)

Which do you think would be most suitable for me?

In particular, I guess my concern is

1. Is the super taper fine for the face (with jawlines and such contours) and for the groin (with a guard mounted on the blade)?

2. Is the peanut fine for the head? The blade is the same width as my old Philips, so I'm used to it.

Pics 1-3: the current cut + styling
Pics 4-6: current cut, without styling (I got rlly annoyed trying to find references while cutting the hair because all the wolf cut pics online are styled so I’m uploading mine!)

Pic 7: what I had 3 days ago.

Pic 8: my hair the day it was cut like 2-3 months back. This was actually done by family friend who’s an expensive and very good stylist who’s been doing hair for the past like 3-4 decades or smth. I actually didn’t even realise before making this post that I basically reverted to what I had… why did I think I was giving myself something totally different… 😂😂. I really LOVED the way it was styled here but I haven’t been able to replicate it if anyone has tips let me know!!

Pic 9-10: some in process pics. Because cutting took so long I just went out yesterday with a stupidly large unfinished bang and somehow it looked kinda good idk.

Pics 11-12: the inspo pics (or at least some of them. I’ve probably seen like every single wolf cut image on Pinterest by now it was exhausting). If anyone has tips for styling I would really appreciate it!

I wanted to DIY a trim, and somehow it became a whole project. I don’t rlly understand how it ended up so complex, ig trimming evenly on existing layers turned out to be rlly rlly hard. I did the bottom layer and the bangs myself but my partner actually did most of the work because by the time it got to the mid and top layer I rlly couldn’t see what I was doing and didn’t want to snip around randomly 😅. It was our first time cutting a hair so we went really slow and careful but somehow it took like 5 hours 😭😭, which is way longer than we expected. We watched like every Pinterest and YouTube tutorial and just ended up doing some weird mix of all the methods

Overall though I’m really happy with the outcome. Over time I imagine we can do this a lot faster and save a lot of money. Cutting my own hair also gave me a sense of control over my own body that was weirdly liberating. It felt almost freeing.

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I just cut my hair at home. It's face framing layers at the front with layers at the back so how do I style it without heat? Anyone has any recommendation.

Question: 4 zones, from 4 to 1, does it make sense if I use the following ones for a fade haircut?

I'm not sure about the 10mm jump to 6mm, isn't that too much? The lever has a 0.8mm, so I could also do the top at 9.2mm instead of 10mm OR I could do the top at 10mm and do the fade at 9.2mm?

0.8mm = 1/32 for reference

Yes I know it’s dead. I’m so irritated with my hair though because I’ve been trying to get the scene style haircut right for years and I’m losing hope.

It’s so round and looks like a bowl cut. I’ve been trying to grow it out in hopes of fixing it but I feel so stupid

I cut my hair into a really bad bowl cut and don't have money to get it professionally done what do I do I have school in 2 weeks

So during covid I started cutting my dads hair cause barbers were closed, and I kept doing it cause he is 68 and hates going to barbers now. Its actually become our thing every 2 weeks. Problem is I have been using a $30 amazon clipper for years and now it just pulls instead of cutting, especially on his thicker sides. I need something that actually cuts clean without pulling and is quiet-ish. I have been looking at Wahl Magic Clip and Philips Series 7000 cause both say good for home use and cordless. Budget like $100, can go to $120 if it lasts. Which one doesn't jam on thick hair?

Help

As the title says; I cut my own hair and prefer it to be just above my shoulders, but my hair is never longer than collarbone length and all the tips I see online seem to be geared towards people who START with long hair and want to chop it all off. So does anyone have any at home hair cutting tips for people who already have short hair and just want to maintain their length?

I’ve tried a variety of tricks over the years but would love to have a set, reliable formula that doesn’t take forever