1996 VHS • Razor Blade Video 60 FPS

About

Razor Blade Video is a professional haircutting instructional video demonstrating the Wahl razor cut blade, a clipper attachment designed to produce textured, layered haircuts with natural movement on wet hair. The instructor demonstrates three primary cutting approaches on mannequin heads: a fringy neckline and short-layer technique using short strokes and the blade's angled teeth, a classical tapered cut starting from the center back with an imaginary guideline, and a long-hair style with graduated layers and soft sprigs around the face. Throughout the demonstrations the instructor explains blade angle, stroke length, cutting pressure, and how parting geometry affects the final distribution of lengths, emphasizing that the razor cut blade requires more pressure than a standard razor but is safer because it resists accidental over-cutting.

A second segment compares three cutting methods side by side: scissor cutting for blunt ends with reduced movability, standard razor cutting for tapered but potentially gapped results, and the Wahl razor cut blade, described as leaving a variety of right-angle and left-angle cuts on individual hairs that eliminate holes and maximize movement, texture, and volume. Finished styles demonstrated include a short asymmetric cut, a chin-length style with a heavy side combed forward, and a fully layered long cut with soft facial fringe. The tape is a product demonstration video produced by Wahl Clipper Corporation for professional salon use.

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Credit

The Vista Group®

Language

English

Subtitles

English

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