Wolf Haircut Tutorial & Styling | Men’s Scissor Cut

Because they probably want to see, you know, the instructional of actually seeing something. Guys, this is a scissor haircut. This is a wolf haircut. And then I'll have you show me your phone one more time just so I can see the length instead of since I don't have mine and watch. Let me just see that way I can bust that and show them in the camera what he's getting. But guys, this is what he's going to be getting. So if I refer back to the photo or whatever, that's what I'm doing. Yeah, I can do that. And this will just be for the initial line. I'm going to come in and bust the texture and just say I'm getting an initial. Like how I like to worry about these cuts are breaking them up into into subsections because if you're taking on the whole haircut it'll be a nightmare. But I mean this is, I can take this here, you know, lift up here, make sure I'm getting straight cut across. I'm going to make it a point cutting and adding texture to it. It won't be a straight. Like honestly, like giving it like some good volume texture is going to struggle because it's like so heavy. And I'm going to also add light slicing just for something and watch. You'll see for light though just so it's and it'll also give you more texture. So now I could take that. That could be my foundation. You know, I could take this over here. See how, you know, his hair will really need to be wet. But I'm right down. Guys, if you're wondering what combs these are, these are Wyeth's Park. They are, these combs right here. Look guys, these combs right here are the best in the world. And these are elite. That's how you get the elite sectioning. Guys, if you're on, if you guys get on Instagram, make sure to follow us, Thomas Baca Barber, Ruby Stone. And you know, we're both on Instagram. If you guys want to book an appointment with either one of us, the best fade in the world comes from her, you know, then go on to our website, Sermonsalon.com. And you can get your haircut just like this too. Yeah, that's going to be cool. Guys, I'm going to title this one The Wolf Cut too. It's like, I don't hear anything like it. Slow down. You do any, any voiceover stuff for the videos or is it just like all, all just raw footage? It's all raw footage. We're going to start working with some stuff. We have a, we have a, you know, an editing program that we do for you guys. What is it? The crazy part is that we've edited some videos and we've actually got more like positive feedback on the raw footage than those that had like editing and like, they were like, wow, we spent so much time doing that. Look at the back of that even. I think maybe you guys should do like the edited stuff, like post it onto Instagram, like onto the Reels. Yes, absolutely. And then like the raw footage onto YouTube. I'm assuming like those people that, that enjoy like the raw footage, it's because they're trying to replicate it, you know? Yeah. So I think like the transformation stuff from like my crazy long hair to the Wolf Cut would be good for the Reels and stuff. I agree. And that's where it's like, how would I say it's, and we're monetized, I'm monetized on YouTube. So shout out to YouTube, they pay us. I did it all, you know, just organically. And you guys, you guys came in so clutch right now. Cause like, I, I got this one, I get rid of all the running. I work out a lot. So, and I'll show you two, like in the back first, just so you can see like with this type of length right here, and then see if you wanted to go down just a little bit further, or if you're going to like it like that, watch, let me show you in the mirror. So look at the back of this, watch, hold this. So everything's okay. They don't care. Watch like, so look at this and it'll dry and might lift up just a tiny bit. Do you like it that length or do you want it a little bit shorter than that? Tiny bit shorter. I can do that. Yeah. I think I agree with you. I just, I have to get your consent on that. That's where it's now, watch. Now I got you, watch. See, and look, just to go and say, he wants to go a little bit shorter. I'll just take this section right back here again, and I'll re-pop this one up just for that for now. This is, this can all be right over. This hair's going to come to about right. Nice and texturized and choppy, but it's still having that even formula and direction to it. But you know what, brother, we need to, what me and Honey did is we need to do an intro video. Like I want to have a real nice edited, you know, intro video type of intro so I can add on to the, but they're letting us do lives. I should have done that on there. You know, we got the superstar on there and we paid for that. Now watch, let me show you this line just to see. And so now we can go to, to where that is, or we can go up an inch more. Honestly, I feel like, I feel like that's good. All right. And then this will dry, like it'll dry and come up just a tiny little notch. Do you think that length's good though, or, or do you want to take a bit more off? It's painful getting rid of so much hair, you know, but you know what, I think, I think just like tighten, tighten it a bit more. I think so too. Absolutely. That's exactly what I was doing. Good. Now I can master this too. What's up? Yeah. How long have you been growing your hair out? Two years. Oh wow. It's cause like I struggled cause like I had like a fade for the longest time. And once it started getting a little longer, it was a struggle to like be styling and stuff. And I was like, you know what, long hair is styling in of itself. So I'm just But now since like, I work out a lot and like, I'm just moving around all the time, you know, so it's difficult to just like having it in your face all the time. And then like, if you have it tied up for too long, it starts hurting. I want something that was more manageable. Yeah, this will be a long list, still keeping it long, you know, more almost mid length, not as long as yours. It's still longer length, just isn't. What is your name? And where are you from? Cool. And where do you live in the Heights? How did you initially find us? Online? Yeah, just online. It's cause like first I went to Alt Salon over on Wyoming, I think. Oh, Steel Blade Men's Salon? I don't think I went to. I went to Alt Salon, then I went to another one called Nitera or something like that. And I went to over here to Helena. And then I looked up like anything else that was nearby. Oh yeah, cause you haven't got it cut in two years. Yeah. And I saw you guys had good reviews and you guys were super close by, so just thought I'd go over here. Nice. Where do you go to school? I'm still in high school. Oh, you're in high school? Yeah. That's cool. Which school do you go to? I just do it online. Oh, cool. You have another. It's a lot more flexible. I would agree. I travel a lot, so it's just easier that way. I have closer to 30. I mean, I just humbled myself for 29 years. I'm Jesus Christ of this land. And what got you into it? Oh God, dude, my story is horrible. You would hate me if I told you my story as a recluse in Christ. Well, what about like the PG version, like PG-13 version of the story? The PG-13 version? I'll give you the regular. I mean, the PG version is, you know, he went to prison for 1,827 days and cut hair for 10 cents an hour for 1,827 days, doing 86 haircuts a day. So that's where, you know, all those hours and all that ---- started kicking in. I lied when I was in jail once and I told them, hey, I'm a barber or whatever, because I had cut a couple of heads on the street. And then all of a sudden the clippers came in one day and some homie was like, hey, that dude's a barber. And I was like, oh ----. And then it was like, and then I just, the big old dude, probably your size, sat in the chair, went over there and he sat down. And then it was like, and then he's like, hey, homies, can you? And I was like, oh ----. And so I was like, and he's like, I'll take a fade. And I did the fade and I was like, oh God. I was like, and then when it was done and then he left and I was like, damn, I wonder if I'm going to end up fighting with this dude or what. And he came back and then he's all, uh, and he goes, uh, he goes, he came back and he's all, uh, he threw me like a soup and a honey bun. And he's all, hey, good looking out. And so they liked it. So ever since then, I was like, you know, the jailhouse barber, whatever it is. So look at, you know, it's like, I did it for real now. But you, you know, I'm proud of that only just because. So you had like a natural talent for it, not like you just developed the skill from there. I had a weird natural talent of accidentally being able to look at someone's facial features and, or, and being able to look at somebody and accidentally, you know, know what would look good. I did. It's a weird thing that had happened to me since I was like, you know, three or four years old. So I'm saying like that, that oddity has been around. Like where I always look at someone and I can think, oh, this would look better or whatever it is. I didn't know I was getting into hair. How I really got into hair though, before the jailhouse cut was when I was just on the streets of California, you know, all the guys back there were like the fade came out. We were all poor. We never had, you know, they couldn't cut it. Supercuts and everywhere else. So they designated, they, we got some clippers from Long's drugs, you know, like a CVS store. But way back then in California and, and they designated me the guy that was going to cut the hair. And, and I started, you know, doing the haircuts and, and that's where, and, and I didn't think they were any good because I didn't know if they're, you know, made up the fade. You know what I mean? So it's like, but yeah, no, they were good, I guess. So that's when, when I got to jail, I was like, oh yeah, you know, I'm a barber. It's like, man, you really weren't. Yeah, that's where, you know, all of that came in. I have stories for days with all that ----, dude. I'm not even joking. That's like a really interesting starting point though. Like, I feel like a lot, a lot of people that do hair, they don't. Well, so when I got out, look at my ears. I'm on these posters. I used to be a fighter for king of the cage because I, I couldn't get a job. So when I got out, I got sentenced to 10 years in prison, did 1,827 days of that 10 years. When I got out, it was impossible for me to get a job. I mean, I tried at McDonald's ******* targeted everywhere. They would never give me a job. Even buddies of mine would say, oh yeah, well Walmart hires and they do like a, you know, if they hire convicted felons, they would not hire me. So it's like, I couldn't get hired anywhere. So it's like, you know, and then, so that's how all of a sudden, like I kept doing MMA. And then, you know, some of the dudes that I cut their hair were like, man, you should really be cutting hair. And I was like, oh, they don't make any money. Like I never thought a barber made money. And then that was it. I found out about a program that paid for my barber license. Cause I was pouring that money and they paid shout out DVR. They paid for my barber license. And, uh, and you know, I became rich off them. That like hopped from three different places. That's, that's really interesting to me. Cause like prison to MMA fighter to now. So, so I've always been able to fight. And so when I went to prison, I trained with a guy that was a black belt at BJ Penn's training Academy in Hawaii. He got moved to New Mexico for institutional violence in Hawaii. He got caught up in a stabbing. So the interstate compacted into us. I met up with him in a level four yard train with him for a few years straight. And so when I got out, I was like, since I'm not getting a job and I have buddies that are fighting and doing all that ----. I was like, I'll just take a cage fight. And then I said, make money like that. Since it's nothing to you to get into a fight. And he was like, he was, well, what do you mean? That's how I looked at it. So I just did MMA because it was the form of payment. Yeah. Like I didn't do MMA for the passion of it all. I didn't even really. Like I'm cool with MMA, but I was like, I don't, you know what I mean? I'm not, I'm not running a business. Get out of a need rather than a desire for it. So I get that. I, I did boxing for a little while and I did like one Muay Thai class in Singapore. And I don't want it to get into BJJ. Yeah. They have the academy here. It's a good one. What was your fight record? Oh God. I think so. Let's see. So I had, I fought here. This was my last fight. This was my first fight, which I won in Roswell. It was heavyweight. This is me versus another dude. I weighed 186. He weighed 230. I fought him, knocked him out. I fought at the short fights. I also fought in Vegas right here on that fight. Lost this fight. King of the Cage. That was my last fight. And I think I've had a couple of other fights. There's Jon Jones, Alistair Overeem, and a bunch of other dudes that are with him. So one for 180 versus one for 230? I mean, I think he was like 246 or 245 really. And then I weighed 186. So my fight pulled out. And he was a heavyweight co-main event. His fight pulled out. My buddy was running the promotion. And my buddy's like, ****, you can fight this dude for heavyweight. And look, honestly, dude, I brought a chick with me down there. And it was like, oh ****, there's a chick there already. I was like, I'm supposed to. I was like, God damn. I was like, you're kind of locked in. It was like, damn, I want to pull the trigger on any kind of fight at least. It was like, I didn't drive out here for nothing. So it's like, you know, that's when I said, you know, I'll do it. I called a buddy of mine on the phone. He's a black belt. And I said, hey, I won't mention his name. Ah, **** it, I'll mention his name. Adam Oki. I hit him up. And I said, hey, dude, should I take this fight? He said, no, but I did. And I won that fight. I felt like heavyweight wasn't that bad compared to the lighter weights. I felt like they weren't quite as quick. Was it like a full stand-up fight? Or did you guys take it to the ground at any point? See, that was the messed up part about it, dude. It never went to the ground. It wasn't by my, dude, I would have almost rather went to the ground. He was too big, dude. Look, you're looking at him hunched over. Yeah, like that's a big white dude when he stands up. So I was kind of like, you know, just rolling off his spade. Like, you know, what are you going to do? And then it started, you know, look, that was my first fight ever. So I actually got gas during that fight. When I went back after the first round, I was like, I'm just going to knock this fool out. And then that's when, you know, because I started just, and then I said, no, I'm going to knock this fool out. So I started really going for a big knockout right away and wasn't getting it. Look, dude, he ended up being a boxer. So he was a little bit more fluent than I was standing up. So I tried to knock him out and everything. That wasn't happening. And then, so the first round ended and then I was really tired and then came out the second round and knocked him out. Oh, you went by knockout? Yeah. Damn. Yeah, I would have felt like it went to decision based on how heavy he was. No, I didn't have gas. I was like, dude, if I wouldn't have made it out that, the second round, I'm not going to lie to you. I'm just telling the truth. I was, I thought I was in shape because of how, look, this is how built I was and everything. So I thought I was in shape, but all of a sudden I was like, yeah, exactly, dude. Because I was like, whoa, I wish I was like 130 pounds. And I was like, damn. Because I went back and sat down and I was like, oh ----. Dude, I am gassed. So that first whole round, and then I came up on him and tried to like hit him with a few shots. And I just wasn't, you know, he was doing a real good job at playing that game. And so like when I went back to the chair and I sat down or whatever, the two corner dudes like, oh, you're whooping his ass. They're like, dude. And they started trying to tell me Omar from the garage was all, oh yeah. Duck down, try to use a parry, do this and that and hit him with the left kick. Dude, I was so tired after that first round that I didn't really care what he said. I was like, dude, give me the water. So I was taking a drink and it was like, dude, I was gassed, dude. I literally almost said, I don't think I can go out this second round. My eye blew a lot, dude. And wasn't receiving it back. So I sat down and it was like, ----, I was questioning while the idiot was running his mouth about what to do. I was like, am I going out for this next round? Like this dude isn't hurting me or anything, but it's like, damn. It's like this dude has, has me, uh, you know, tired, dude, extremely. That's when I, that's how I knocked him out, dog. It's because the second round I was like, if I don't knock him out within 15 seconds, this fight's going to be, I can't really go anymore. So you beat him with like pure willpower? I beat him with just, I knew I had to throw everything at him and it landed and it was *******, there it was, you're gone. You got lucky for that fight. I seen him at Hooters, dude, or Twin Peaks, like got a few years back. He's a big old dude. He's like a real good MMA fighter now. And so it's like, but I was like, damn, I remember like I fought you a long time ago. He's all, yeah, that was, you know, just as within his first five fights or whatever. I was like, shot was my first fight ever. And that's where I was like, damn, true. Yeah, it was good that you guys didn't take it to the ground though. Cause like, if you were gassed after the first round, it was just, it was like, man and shout out. And you know what I, and so that other one, King of the Cage 2012 guys, if you want to go look up the statistics, go on to Sherdog.com and you can look me up and there's a King of the Cage fight in 2012. And I swear to God, I whooped this dude's ass and it was like, but I lost the fight due to jujitsu. And after that I ended up retiring because I went to jail, but I'm saying that, that was, uh, that was, you know, with that fight, I was like, Jesus Christ. You lost due to submission or was it by decision? Nah, they stopped the fight dude. Like, cause I wasn't going to give up at all. He had me in a crucifix, oddly enough. He was, he's a black belt in jujitsu guys. If you want to look him up, Aaron Pearls. That's who I fought in 2012. I'm sure by now he's a somebody. He was somewhat of a somebody then. So it's like. At what weight did you fight for that one? Uh, 170. 170. Uh, Walter weight? Nope. Yeah, that's the weight that I should have been at. Once I fought at 170, I was like, damn, I don't realize how you did heavyweight. It doesn't make sense, but I was throwing them around. I'm 170, 170 there. They weren't strong enough back then. Like when I was, you know, into it and they weren't able to keep up. It was, were you natural through your whole career? Wait, natural with just working out? Yeah. Like steroids or whatever. Yeah. No steroids. Oh yeah. Well, most of the 90% of these dudes who are juiced and everything else. Yeah. Just saying, just keeping it real. I was fresh out of prison, so I was actually in an elite condition. So it's like, you know what I mean? I didn't really have to, and being on probation and parole, I didn't, you know, want to piss dirty or, you know, just in case they test for it. I don't think they test for steroids, but I'm just saying in case they did, I didn't want to, you know, I don't, I haven't done that. Yeah, exactly. I've been, been a good person. I've been out for a long time now. So it's like a lot of shout out to the police department. They all come here. They're friends of mine. The district attorney, Joe Robertson, shout out to you. He's the one that let me out. And then he still comes here to this day. Damn, 230 versus 180. Like I can't, I can't even, I can't even like. So look, so I'm weighing in and there's a girl that I brought from Albuquerque down to Roswell where the fight took place. And then all of a sudden it's like, it's like we weighed in, I weighed in with the dude and then when he went to go see the doctor something happened with the visual or whatever. So they, uh, he couldn't make the fight. And then I guess the other guy for the other fight was injured and pulled out. So there was like a main, a co-main event for that dude. They wanted it to happen. So that's when they came to me and said, Hey, well, your fight pulled out. You're at a lower level. But Hey, this dude, co-main event, his fight pulled out too. Would you do a catch weight? And I was like, well, what weight division is he in? I was thinking he's one 180 middleweight. It's going to be, or I mean, no, it's light heavyweight or something. It was, he said he's heavyweight though. And that's when I was like, which one is he? And then they pointed him out. Cause you know, the pro is like, he's over there. It's that dude over there. And then I said, yeah, I'll fight him. I was like, **** it. Just cause. And once I saw him too, I was like, all right, I'll get it with him. That's like some Rocky Balboa ----. Like, you know, like on the third movie, he fights like 190 versus 230 against the guy with the Mohawk. Oh, no way. Sick. I didn't see that. That would be dope. I would love to watch that. Hell yeah. That's probably my favorite. Wait, which one is it? Brother? When you fight too, uh, Mr. Tears. What does the guy look like? He's a tall black guy. Mohawk beard. Oh yeah. I think that is Mr. T or whatever. I think it is. It might not be though. It's an old movie, right? Yes. Okay. Like 82. Okay. Yeah, it is sick, dude. You know what? I did see that a long time ago, but I want to watch it again. Those kinds of movies get you. That's how it really was back then. And that's where it's like ----. You know, it's like, I'm going to show you when the original start getting the whole basement. Yeah. I used to live at Greg Jackson's a long time ago. Oh, really? Yeah. At the gym over there. So I just wake up in the morning and start doing jujitsu. So I had boxing class at 7 30 in the morning, uh, until nine 30 or until, until seven, seven 30 to eight 30. And then I, and then I had practiced at nine 30 at Jackson's MMA practice. And then I go from the boxing gym to the MMA gym from nine 30 to 10 30. I do my practice. My partner was a heavyweight, so he did his practice from 10 30 to 11 30. And then we'd go, we'd go, uh, go to that. We'd go, I think we'd go eat and then we'd go to, there was a gym that we'd go to that was in a shitty neighborhood, like we were born. They gave it to us for free back then because we were fighters. So it's like, you'd go to that gym and weightlift and then DK boxing at night. All right. How much, what are you at now? Like 175? About 166. I mean, 167, my bad. Oh, you're in good shape for 167 now. That means you're bigger than you look for sure. That's an important thing. I think, I think it also has to do with like the shirt that I'm wearing right now. Cause like, uh, it has like the wide neck on it. So like exposes like the upper chest and the traps a whole lot. Oh, I see what you're saying. It gives, it gives like that illusion of like me being bigger. Cause like I got, I got, I got skinny arms. You're in good shape, dude. Dude, I don't give a **** what their arms look like. I'm telling you, I've seen the dudes that pose a problem. Oh yeah, you don't, you don't need, you don't need a lot of muscle to win fights. Yeah. And they're all like, it isn't the big buck dude, it's the dude that's just skinny. You're not skinny, but I'm saying they're skinny. Right now when you see that picture with the front of the face, so we can see the face from the middle. Oh yeah, I can do that. So it is still, but it kind of, it cuts into a bang. It has a bang going into that. I can see, watch, I got you. Oh yeah, that's easy. And let me see real quick how he styles it though. Oh yeah, sick. That's going to be sick. So it almost is in the middle. I'm 167 right now. I'm trying to bulk up to 170. So I started off at 139 back in like mid-November. Wait, you started at 139? Yeah, I started at 139. Oh damn, you got big. Yeah, it's the newbie days, you know. I would stay at that where you're at. But yeah, 170 would be perfect. Yeah, once I get to 170, I'm going to cut down a little bit just to get like a little bit more muscle definition going on. And what are you at? Sports alumnus? Uh, I just work at a planet fitness. That's all. Oh, cool. Yeah, and I just, I taught myself how to box. I just do like basic boxing drills at home. That's about it. That's very awesome, dude. That's all that you need, especially for any kind of combat that would happen out here or any type of, that's all detrimental. Yeah, because like, honestly, like if I do get in a fight out here, I just want to throw a couple of punches and then just get out of there. Because I don't know if these guys got like a gun or like a knife or something. I'm like, they're going to try and jump me. Yeah, no, that's where you got to, I tried it one time a long time with a Jiu Jitsu on the street. That ---- wasn't working. Yeah. I'd almost rather box. Yeah, because like if you take it to the ground, Jiu Jitsu will be really good, but it's going to be, it's going to be hella awkward. You're getting jumped, dude. Yeah, even if it's just one-on-one, it's like going against a white belt, you know, like white belts are super spazzy. And then like, if there are multiple guys, you might like get your head kicked in. It's just like, it's not worth it at that point, you know. Yeah. Damn, dude, you're smart for being younger. Like, I mean, yeah, the younger is smart, but it's like, oh, you see. And how old are you, 17 months? 18, yeah. Oh, yeah. I turned 18 in January. Cool. And then what are you going to go to UNM eventually, or? Yeah, plan on probably UNM or head back to Arizona, go to ASU. Sure, it could be better, I don't know. Yeah, still just deciding on that, but I got inside break though, because I'm graduating in May. Yeah. Yeah, I like the name of this haircut, too. What's up? I like the name of the cut, the wolf cut. Oh, yeah, yeah. You have to have good hair, though, to have this. Yeah. I can't have ******* balding hair or something, you know what I mean? Yeah, you gotta have a lot of it to make it work. Yeah, you gotta have good hair. You have quality hair, that's how it works. Yeah, I got it all from my mom. Sick. Shout out to the mother, hell yeah. Seems like it's all of our moms who do everything, dude. Shout out to all the moms out there, especially my mom, hell yeah. And what kind of shampoo do you use in your hair? Uh, I don't know the name, I just get it from Wasp. Oh, cool. Yeah. That's one thing to do. Yeah, I try not to wash it too frequently, because it messes up the hair, so. And I think what also helps is, like, I don't use any product in it, so I'm pretty sure that also helps out with it. Yeah, I agree. Yeah, this one will be built to have no product in it. Watch, we'll see. I mean, it could, but it doesn't need it. This one will be different. I just want to make sure it's all dry, because that's the secret. He has what? Oh, does he? What does he have? Hey, guys, if you guys are in the Albuquerque area, go to Reefer Madness, 7710 Manal Boulevard. They got some good deals on some medication for you guys, and for the ones that don't want it as medication, they got some really good stuff. And guys, the name of their shop is Reefer Madness. You should get some of those and have them in the Albuquerque area. Okay. Oh, you want my card? Here. Yeah, watch. We will watch. That way it's that. Yeah, I got you. I'll go over there now and do that. Watch, I'll have Billy put you on the same time as me. You already have his number. It's like, my God, I'll teach you how to use it, dude. It's like. Hey, Gary, can you tell Gizzy to ring it up at our price? Oh, yeah. God, they should get it. How much are the automatic dollars? It's short compared to when you came in. I'm like. It is. Let's see what he thinks. Watch, because it is shorter than what he came in for sure. Oh, yeah, that was the idea, though. Yeah. Yeah, it looks great. I'm excited. Yeah, watch, I can't wait. And then I can't wait till you move it around and see the quality of it. I'm just going to do the better and watch that just to kind of see like how this is. And then I want you moving the front around to put the bangs in the motion. That way you can see how long they are on where they ride. And I want to see how that is. Yeah, I was like, you got to move it, bro. I was like, I'm seeing it. I'm like, oh, yeah, he has really good hair. It's his hair. Jesus Christ. And it's those bangs where they draw them perfectly. The thing is, like, if you go shorter, you're going to have to put it up if you need to when you're at the gym because then it'll really just sit in your face. Yeah, like this is like the perfect length right here. Like I can still tie it up. Yeah, exactly. Because if you go any shorter, especially in that face area, then you'll have like this going on when you're trying to work out. Yeah. And I mean, like, even if I do, if I think that's perfectly fine, though, because like, even if I do tie it up right now, like I could like pull something to the front, like just like have some good face framing pieces going on. Yeah. And even if you parted it like, yeah, parted it and bring those layers out, the way it sits right there. I'm like, damn, TJ, I want to have you cut my hair. What do you think of it, brother? You like it? This looks super good, man. You did some good work here. Oh, yeah.