Hey guys, before I get into today's video, I'm starting a new series called Gunther's Snacks and they're basically just snacks-sized videos. They're pretty raw, very uncut. For the most part, there's not really much talking, but it's basically almost like just a run-down of something that I typically wouldn't film. But I think it's something that's very useful that I have been paying mine to lately, like, like things that I do on the daily that I'm trying out, like different hairstyles, or just messing around with my hair, just anything in general. Gunther's Snacks is just something that you guys can enjoy and something that is very straightforward into the point not trying to stretch videos super long. And there are going to be uploaded on the regular upload schedule, which is what is it, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. It's going to be at random. Sometimes maybe multiple on one day. But hopefully you guys enjoyed today's video. Hopefully you guys are stoked about the Gunther's Snacks series. It's going to be pretty cool. Enjoy today's video. These are my NST Outliners. I actually kind of did like a half skeleton on them just recently. And I like these clippers. And the blade is actually zeroed out. Now I'm really not even sure what these clippers are called, but you can relate these to, like, faders or masters or magic clips or anything like that, just because I have a lever on it. Use it for fading. Also using my Andes T-Foyles. Now you guys, you can pick up all three of these in the link in the description. I'm linking all of these down below. The T-Outliners, the T-Foyles, and whatever these are. They're all linked down below. One of the number of things you got to have is a mirror if you're going to be cutting your own hair. Super important. Look at those moco-frap eyes, man. Let's get into this cut. I also like to have a hard bristle brush and a little brush and a comb. The first things versus comb through this hair. Now I'm going to go with my clippers. I like to use these to create a bald line versus use my T-Outliners, especially when I'm cutting my own hair, just because there's less room for hair. Now I'm going to go in and take out all the hair under that line. That was honestly the quickest of ever actually the bald line and then bald it out. I think a lot of things just take confidence. I know with confidence things go quicker and they turn out a little better. So now I'm going to actually go into my T-Outliners just to make this a little lower because you can see some stubble. So it's constantly just me working all the way down to the T-Foyles towards all the way down to the skin. Now I'm going to start going in with this brush and then brushing everything down. Then I can go back in and start creating my blood. The reason I use a hard bristle is just because my hair is pretty thick and I like to make sure that all my hair is down. Now I'm going in with my lever open and I'm about to go up about I'd go up about three quarters of an inch. Some people go up in an inch but I'm going to go up three quarters of an inch with the lever open. Now I'm going to do lever open still with a one guard on. Then I'm going to go up another about three quarters of an inch. All right, still got the lever open. This time I'm just going to go ahead and put on the two guard and go straight up and take out all that bulk. That's the part that makes the hugeest difference just because it takes out all the thick hair. I need to keep these baby hairs up. I'm still trying to grow them out. All right, we're going to go ahead and finally close this and then throw on a zero guard. This is to knock out the middle line. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. Now I'm going to finish off with the T-foils. Sometimes I'll go in right after I do the balled line and then go into the T-foil before you even get into the fade but I'm doing it afterwards. You can either do this before or after like what I'm doing. Personal preference. Now I'm just going to do some touchups and I'll show you what it looks like. All right. Guys, lined up everything and we're looking really good. It's probably one of the cleanest fades of doing myself. I feel like I'm just I just keep on getting better and it becomes more natural. And I think that's just really how it goes. Everything's just becoming more natural as far as cutting on myself. It just keeps on with persistence and consistency. Like that's with anything. Like if you keep on doing something, you're going to get better at it. That's one thing I would definitely notice with cutting hair because I had no skill whatsoever, no experience and I just started cutting hair on Diddy and Chandler and doing it on myself and then take some time but you start to get better. Obviously I'm not like professional and there are some areas that I do need to get better on as far as blending and everything like that. But that's pretty good for not being professional or licensed. Just being able to take care of myself. Alright you guys and if you want to watch me kind of try to, well let's face it, I feel that trying to get the wet look, you guys can check that out. I think it was a video before this one. And also don't forget to go check out GreatLux.com or click the link in the description to check out the clippers I use in today's video. But I'll see you guys next time with the guys you have an amazing day. Matter of fact, have a great day. Peace out and God bless.