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1. Prepare the Client
Drape the client with a barber cape.
Brush out the hair to remove tangles.
Decide how low or high the cut will be.
2. Start With the Sides
Use clippers with a guard (1, 2, or 3 depending on length).
Cut upwards following the natural curve of the head.
Keep your strokes consistent to maintain a round shape.

3. Blend Into the Top
Switch to a higher guard (3, 4, or 5).
Cut in a curved motion around the head—no sharp lines.
The goal is a smooth, rounded look.
4. Shape the Top
Use a higher guard or scissors.
Comb the hair upward and trim lightly.
Keep the top rounded, not flat.
5. Line Up the Edges
Use your edgers/trimmers.
Outline:
Front hairline
Around the ears
Back neckline
Keep the line natural, not too sharp, because round cuts are more natural-looking.
6. Final Clean-Up
Brush off loose hair.
Check for uneven areas.
Use clipper-over-comb if needed to smooth any bumps
👍 Tips for a Perfect Round Cut
Always cut with the head’s natural curve.
Don’t use very low guards on the sides unless you want a fade.
Move the clipper in slow, controlled strokes.
For beginners: practice on higher guards first.