You can start with some professional haircutting tutorials to understand the basic haircutting skills and steps.
Then, you can find some discarded hair or wigs to practice, so that you can gradually become familiar with the barbering tools in your hands and improve your haircutting skills.
Of course, if possible, I still recommend you to go to the barber shop for an internship, or find an experienced barber as a master, so that you can master the barbering technique more quickly, and continue to improve and upgrade yourself in practice.
The most important thing is to maintain your passion and patience for haircutting, after all, it is a process that requires continuous learning and improvement.
It takes a lot of tools to learn how to barge
First of all, of course, a good barber shears, which are the core tools of haircutting! In addition to barber shears, you also need some combs, hair clips, cloth and other auxiliary tools, which can help you complete the haircutting process better.
Also, to maintain hygiene and safety, you'll need to prepare some sanitizers and gloves.
Of course, if you're a beginner, you can practice using toy barbering tools or model hair first, so that you can get familiar with the tools without hurting real customers.
Finally, remember to choose a tool that feels comfortable in your hand, so that you can be more handy in the process of learning to cut hair!
There are many famous barbers in history, and here are some of the more well-known:
Charles Nood: An 18th-century French barber known for his unique hairstyle and exquisite technique. He was not only a barber, but also a beautician and hairstylist, serving the French aristocracy and royalty of the time.
Tony Gay: A 20th-century British barber, known as one of the founders of modern hairstyling. He pioneered many classic hairstyles, such as "Tony Gai style" short hair and "bob", which had a profound influence on later hairstyling.
Vidal Sassoon: Also a 20th-century British barber, known for his simple, stylish hairstyling. His "Sassoon-esque" short hairstyles and "bob" hairstyles were very popular at the time and also influenced many later hairstylists.
George Barber: American barber, one of the famous hairstylists of the early 20th century. Known for his innovative hairstyling and superb technique, he served movie stars and socialites of the time. These are just a few examples, there are many other famous barbers throughout history who have made important contributions to the hair design and beauty industry with their talent and innovative spirit.