Barber Tips & Tricks
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Barber Tips & Tricks
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You might have come across the saying “give a client a good cut at a reasonable price, and they'll be yours for life.” Unfortunately in reality this is not always the case. That’s where we come in! Check out some of the reasons why your clients may not be returning, whether they were long-term customers or a first-time appointment, below.

You might have come across the saying “give a client a good cut at a reasonable price, and they'll be yours for life.” Unfortunately in reality this is not always the case. That’s where we come in! Check out some of the reasons why your clients may not be returning, whether they were long-term customers or a first-time appointment, below.

While most barbers work in physical barbershops or hair salons, there are a growing number of barbers who work on-call. What does it mean to be a mobile barber? What are their primary responsibilities? Where to find them? In this blog, we will explain some key terms you should know about mobile barbering and how you can start a new career in it.

While most barbers work in physical barbershops or hair salons, there are a growing number of barbers who work on-call. What does it mean to be a mobile barber? What are their primary responsibilities? Where to find them? In this blog, we will explain some key terms you should know about mobile barbering and how you can start a new career in it.

Marketing is key. Knowing how to market yourself as a barber can be the difference between having 5 to 20 clients a day. If you are interested in boosting the number of your customers and furthering your advertising skills, read the list below with four ways to promote yourself as a barber.

Marketing is key. Knowing how to market yourself as a barber can be the difference between having 5 to 20 clients a day. If you are interested in boosting the number of your customers and furthering your advertising skills, read the list below with four ways to promote yourself as a barber.

It is next to impossible to find someone who is not on social media today. More than just a tool for connection, social media is key helping barbers market themselves and promote their names and skills. If you want to up your barber game quickly, here are five tips on how to promote content online that you don't want to miss out on.

It is next to impossible to find someone who is not on social media today. More than just a tool for connection, social media is key helping barbers market themselves and promote their names and skills. If you want to up your barber game quickly, here are five tips on how to promote content online that you don't want to miss out on.

Losing your hair is never a good feeling, most men tend to feel self-conscious about it. Some men decide to completely shave off their heads or constantly wear a hat. One of the most common insecurities men face is hair thinning; for some men, it starts as early as in their 20s. The loss of confidence really starts to affect the way men do their hair and the types of hair cuts they get. Men start to worry about how they will be perceived by friends, family, and colleagues. Hair thinning should not be the cause of self distraughtness, and it should not limit men to have to continuously cover their heads. CADMEN Barbershop has compiled a list of the top 5 best haircuts for men experiencing early hair loss.

The diamond face shape has a narrow forehead, wide cheekbones (the widest point of the face), and a narrow chin. It is relatively uncommon compared to oval, round, and square, and is less discussed in haircut guides, which creates confusion about what actually works for it.
The diamond face shape benefits from two things: adding apparent width at the forehead (to balance the wider cheekbones visually) and softening or reducing apparent width at the cheekbones. The chin is naturally narrow, so adding length there is typically not the priority. The overall goal is to make the forehead-to-cheekbone-to-chin relationship appear more balanced, with the forehead closer in width to the cheekbones.
Volume at the temples and forehead: styles that add width at the forehead and temples visually balance the wide cheekbones. A textured, fuller top with some forward or sideways volume at the fringe area serves this purpose. Side swept fringe or side part: a fringe swept to one side adds apparent width at the forehead asymmetrically, which creates visual balance without adding symmetric bulk. Textured medium length tops: enough length (2.5 to 4 inches) that the hair frames the forehead and adds presence at the top third of the face. Soft, natural fades rather than high-contrast fades: a very high skin fade removes almost all hair from the sides, which can emphasize the cheekbone width by leaving it unreframed. A mid fade or low fade leaves some hair coverage on the sides to soften the cheekbone area.
Very tight sides with a very narrow top: this emphasizes the cheekbone width without providing anything at the top to balance it. Very short buzz cuts: they leave the full diamond silhouette of the head visible and provide no width modification at any point. Extremely flat, center-parted styles with no volume: these draw the eye horizontally across the widest (cheekbone) point without any competing vertical element above.
Heart and diamond face shapes are similar in some ways but differ at the forehead. A heart face has a wide forehead (the widest point) tapering to a pointed chin. A diamond face has a narrow forehead, with the cheekbones as the widest point, also tapering to a narrow chin. If your forehead is clearly wider than your chin and your cheekbones are the widest point: diamond. If your forehead is wide (similar to or wider than your cheekbones): heart. Looking at a front-facing photo helps identify which measurement (forehead vs. cheekbones) is the wider point. Ask your barber if you are unsure; they assess face shapes regularly and can tell you with a glance.
Losing your hair is never a good feeling, most men tend to feel self-conscious about it. Some men decide to completely shave off their heads or constantly wear a hat. One of the most common insecurities men face is hair thinning; for some men, it starts as early as in their 20s. The loss of confidence really starts to affect the way men do their hair and the types of hair cuts they get. Men start to worry about how they will be perceived by friends, family, and colleagues. Hair thinning should not be the cause of self distraughtness, and it should not limit men to have to continuously cover their heads. CADMEN Barbershop has compiled a list of the top 5 best haircuts for men experiencing early hair loss.

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