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UPDATE . . . MY BOOK IS NOW AVAILABLE AT AMAZON.COM ! How Tonsorial Virtuoso Cut Black Men's Hair by John Roseman (Kindle Edition - Jul 31, 2011) - Kindle eBook Buy: $7.35
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Hi there, 

My name is John Roseman, Founder of Tonsorial Virtuoso LLC. I'm currently working on a book and DVD that will serve as a practical guide and resource for anyone who has an interest in how to cut Black men's hair. I intend for this DVD and book to the most comprehensive and useful material of it's kind on the market. I bring to bear in this material my 20 plus years of haircutting experience, and my unwaning persuit of excellence. I intend for this material to be a timeless staple and a practical resourse for: Barber Colleges, Cosmetology Schools, Chain Salon Training, and even the Home Use markets. As I continue to work at producing the DVD and writing the book; I'd appreciate suggestions you may have in terms of things you may like covered. So, leave me a comment or chime in on my blog ( How TV Cut Black Mens Hair Blog)

     If  you  are  a  manufacturer,  distributer,  publisher,  or  any  type  of  company  or  organization  with  ties  to  the  hair  care  industry:  please  contact  me  while  there  is  still  time  to  become  a  sponsor.  Don’t  miss  this  opportunity  to  advertise  your  brand  and  show  your  company’s’  or  organizations’  commitment  to  the  hair  care  industry.  






Also, for now I welcome you to check out my photos, articles and product reviews. Thanks for looking in and enjoy the site.


 

John L Roseman

 

Managing Director
TONSORIAL VIRTUOSO LLC
johnlroseman@howtvcutblackmenshair.com





 

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The "Bald Fade" haircut



While it may have been possible to do this haircut 100 years ago, it has certainly gotten easier and more common because of advancements made in clipper technology. A “True Bald Fade” has its’ base section shaven completely bald or as close as a pair of trimmers will cut the hair. This bald section is ultimately blended into additional sections which are cut at varying lengths depending on the final look desired. Likewise these sections can be configured in a variety of ways creating different effects with each configuration.

When I was attending Barber’s college, the “Bald Fade” haircut on Black patrons was the most difficult haircut for non-Black students to master. This may have been because they typically had no experience cutting Black men’s hair prior to enrolling into Barber’s college.  Besides that, the haircut is inherently difficult, even for Blacks who have no prior haircutting experience. In spite of the “Bald Fade” being a difficult haircut, I did witness complete novice become exceptional at executing this challenging haircut.

In my book and video, I’ll share with you my unique system for doing this inherently difficult haircut with stunning results every time.  Let me help you crack the code on the mother of all haircutting challenges; the “Bald Fade”.

When done well, this haircut always seems to draw eyes in like fine art work; with its seamless transitions in lengths.  People stare, admire, and sometimes wonder, “How do they do that?” Order my video now, and let me show you tricks of the trade and shortcuts that I’ve developed and mastered over the past 25 years of my haircutting experience.  At the height of this haircuts popularity, in the early 90’s, I can recall other barbers who worked with me stop their work and stare in amazement at how I was able to execute with perfection, these difficult haircuts in less than ten minutes at times. I was known for my ability to clear out a barber shop fast. Patrons were equally impressed when I handed them the mirror.  My record was somewhere around 7 ½ minutes from start to finish on a “Bald Fade” haircut. In the shop that I was working in at the time, barbers were taking 45 minutes or longer on this type of haircut. At $10- $15 per haircut, my exceptional system for getting this haircut done fast, made for a great hourly rate on busy days.

Once you’ve mastered the “Bald Fade”, most other styles worn by Black men are variations of it and are accomplished using the same principles.  Many other popular styles become much easier to do once you’ve mastered the “Bald Fade” .

What would the Barber business be without clients who leave a good tip ? 
Thanks, and I hope you find information on this site most useful !


   

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