Here are the do's and don'ts for buzzing your hair while you're staying at home during the coronavirus pandemic.
in Brooklyn, New York, recently shared his DIY buzz on his Instagram account, and was kind enough to tell us how to achieve the perfect buzz cut.Below, the other do’s and don’ts of giving yourself a buzz cut at home.DeAngelis told HuffPost there’s no need to buy super fancy or expensive tools. “You can get something that is no more than $30 to $50 that will work great for home use,” he said.
“It’s key to taking the hair off,” DeAngelis said. “You can go over it a few times, but if you’re not going against the grain, it’s not going to take the hair off evenly, and you’ll end up with patches or clumps because you’re not being aware of what direction the hair is going.”Once the top of the head is done, you can make the decision to keep it all one length ― or try doing a fade for a more advanced option.
“You want to take the guard off the blade, open the lever, and start at the base of your neck and bring it up,” DeAngelis advised. “When you hit the hairline, flip or rake it up a bit, which will give you a taper to keep it looking clean and natural.” “First, you want to take a look in the mirror and see if there’s any hair hugging around your ear, which is very difficult to get with the guard on,” he said. “You have to pull your ear down a little bit and with the other hand and clipper gently tap that area with the corner of the clipper.”“You’re gonna have to go into it blindly,” he said. “To be honest, when I did that video I thought it looked great, and my friend was like, ‘You missed a spot.’ That’s what happens.
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