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Patience paid off when learning to blend temple areas
I used to rush through blending the temples and it always looked choppy. Slowing down and using smaller, gradual steps with my clippers made a huge difference. What's your trick for smooth temple fades?
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the_zara7mo ago
Totally, and like @the_oscar said, patience fixes so much.
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karenh567mo ago
You know, it's also about trusting your hands to learn the feel of it. My first dozen fades, I was staring so hard my eyes hurt, but the second I relaxed and just let my fingers judge the blend, it got way smoother. The patience isn't just waiting, it's letting your muscle memory catch up to what your eyes see.
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the_oscar7mo ago
Honestly this applies to so much more than just haircuts. Tbh I see the same thing when people learn to cook or even detail a car, they rush the tricky parts hoping it'll work out. Ngl forcing myself to go slow on the hard parts of any skill is the real game changer, even when you really wanna be done with it. That temple fade is just another spot where patience isn't optional, it's the whole technique.
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