Beginner to advanced. Every hair type.
EVERY CUT YOU PAY €40 FOR,
FILMED.
The full breakdown of every module, in the order you watch them.
Start here · 12 min
The Foundation
Guard numbers and what each one actually takes off. Clipper angles and why the same guard cuts differently at a different angle. How your hair falls. The ten minutes that stop most beginner damage before it happens.
Day one results · 18 min
The Lineup
The sharpest part of any cut and the fastest to get right. Edge-up, temples, the back of the neck. Where your natural hairline actually is and how to work to it instead of past it. This module pays for the system by itself.
Core · 24 min
Fades & Tapers
Low, mid and high. Where to set your first line and why that one decision drives the whole cut. Building the guard ladder. Blending out a hard line. Checking your own work in the mirror.
Core · 32 min
The Full Routine
Everything in order, one sitting, filmed from the angles you actually cut from. Back, sides, top, lineup. This is the module you will re-run every two weeks for years.
All types · 26 min
Every Hair Type
Curls, coils, waves and straight, each with its own pass. Same system, different pressure, different guards, different direction.
The safety net · 21 min
Mistake Fixes
Every mistake a first-timer makes, filmed with the fix next to it. Patch too short. Crooked line. Hard line you cannot blend. Uneven sides. Hairline taken back too far.
Keep it fresh · 14 min
Maintenance
What to do between full cuts so you never look overgrown. The two-minute touch-up. How to stretch a cut to three weeks and still look like you cut it Friday.
Bonus included
THREE THINGS YOU KEEP EITHER WAY.
The Self-Cut Checklist
One page. Print it, tape it to the mirror. Order of operations, guard ladder and the checking pattern, so you are not pausing the video every thirty seconds.
The Tool Guide
Exactly what to buy and what to skip, with the price range for each. So you get the right two tools without overspending.
The Maintenance Guide
What to do between full cuts. The two-minute touch-up, when to line up again, and how to stretch a cut to three weeks.