9 Craziest Barbers in the World

We don’t know about you, but we really admire people who can create all sorts of amazing things. But we are not talking exclusively about artists, sculptors or brilliant musicians. Chefs can also create masterpieces. Just like the builders. And, of course, barbers. Some might think the profession of barber or hairdresser looks simple and doesn’t leave much room for creativity. Anyone can cut the hair! Well... If you also subscribe to this point of view - get ready, because this video will surely make you change your mind. Get ready to see the most unusual barbers with unique skills.

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Wow everyone we don't know about you but we really admire people who can create all sorts of amazing things but we're not talking exclusively about artists sculptors or brilliant musicians chefs can also create masterpieces just like Elvis and of course Barbers some might think that the profession of barber or hairdresser looks simple and doesn't leave much room for creativity anyone can cut their hair well if you also subscribe to this point of view get ready because this video will surely make you change your mind get ready to see the most unusual barbers with unique skills let's get it on [Music] what tools does a barber need scissors certainly shaver of course straight razor yes that's an essential tool different combs fossils with all kinds of liquids but what about a saw we're not joking in this guy's salon you can see a real saw as well as a chainsaw we have to mention that these tools are used only for their intended purpose despite the spectacular effect the barber does use them to cut people's hair and that's a good thing because it's scary to imagine how this could end however the owners passion for extravagant tools only makes this salon more popular this is how he gets high-profile clients like football stars perhaps a chainsaw is a great advertising tool after all want to get your hair cut with samurai swords then you have to go to the Vietnamese city of Da Nang where a barber and nguyen hoang hone creates hairstyles with traditional Japanese weapons they say he doesn't use scissors at all opting for a pair of razor-sharp swords instead asshole says it took him four years to truly master the skill of cutting hair with such unusual tools it's okay mo while to become confident enough to practice on clients apparently before that hyung practiced on his relatives and friends brave people well according to another story at first he practiced on wigs with long hair and only then switched to live people one of the most unusual barbers of our time lives in Madrid blow torches and ninja swords are part of the unique techniques that Alberto olmedo has mastered and yes he really cuts people's hair like that the barber uses strange perhaps even medieval techniques but this way he makes the most unique haircuts in the world by the way we said medieval techniques for a good reason Alberto is proud that he uses primitive tools but the result of his work looks perfect - every time the barber argues that his approach is based on the traditions of the Renaissance and the swords allow him to simultaneously cut hair on both sides of the head Olmedo also says that swords help make hairstyles more accurate but how did he come up with this idea in the first place it seems that at one point al made o just gave up on scissors and decided to try something new braver clients can opt for a haircuts involving inserted claws which protrude out from each Meadows hands have you ever imagined Wolverine could own a beauty salon Alberto is not the only one who can cut your hair using swords almost all the employees including olmedo's wife learn to use these techniques Alberto says that his salons next project will involve precision lasers and we do hope he's kidding hair scissors from the Verne brand were invented at the end of the last century at the same time a new hair cutting technology was invented which is performed with two hands using these special scissors it seems that the barbers are holding a bunch of ordinary scissors in their hands but these are actually special devices invented and made for the fastest and most fashionable hair cut scissors are used both together and separately if you believe the hair dresses and your eyes for that matter the result is stunning of course you need to practice a lot to use two vern scissors at the same time but the client will remember this experience for their entire life playing with fire is a very bad idea especially if you jump into it with loose hair that could start burning at any moment it could lead to terrible results but the Turkish barber Kadir Demirel who runs the capsule on Istanbul salon in the Netherlands managed to somehow tame the flame he set the scissors aside and instead started to use a flammable liquid that he sprays directly on the clients hair - that's right set it on fire be careful don't try to repeat this trick it is performed by professional shocking footage taken at the salon shows Demirel using a hairbrush while the clients hair is burning and smoking according to the barber he mastered this technique was studying hairdressing in Turkey in fact the method of cutting hair with fire is even considered traditional it was once used to get rid of parasites as well as for styling and smoothing hair because at that time there were no hair dryers now Demirel tames unruly curly hair hang removes split ends but the help of fire may not be easy to muster up the courage to do such a hair cuts but the barber claims that his clients are not afraid of fire because they trust their master and he even works do you think you've already seen all the crazy haircutting techniques well what about the haircut done with a sharp edged axe remember don't try to repeat these at home or in the streets it's better to leave this kind of work to professionals like a Siberian hairdresser Daniele Istomin he started cutting or other chopping hair with an axe because he wanted to try something new daniel says that he had been looking for ways to diversify the usual haircutting process before for example he cut people's hair blindfolded as well as with two purses scissors at once while holding them in both hands spots it can hardly be compared to a hair cuts done with an axe and although it seems that this method is very complicated danila says it's quite easier than the usual way with one stroke you can cut as much hair as with ten scissor strokes he explained adding that this method is not difficult for a professional bus it's not easy for people who watch the process to keep calm who knows the axe might slip a little and we can only hope that Daniel knows what he's doing how can you become an internet celebrity if you're only 6 years old well you could post some videos on YouTube but you could also work so barber Jan Hong Ki is the son of hair salon owners when the boy was 4 they started to take him with them all the time maybe they wanted to keep an eye on him or maybe the parents immediately noticed his secret talent whatever it was after watching the adults work the boy realized that he could also be a barber of course no one entrusted such a small child with scissors just because he asked the kid began with washing and drying the client's hair harmless work especially if a careful child is the one doing it but with time he became a barber and it turned out that the boy who literally grew up in a barber shop could easily give any haircut he might possibly want at first the adult colleagues were helping him for now jenkins service clients on its own and he's very responsible thanks to the video from the salon little jian also became an internet celebrity people from all over the world so that they want to have their hair done well they also envy the boys parents because most children prefer playing video games to doing any work how many pairs of scissors does one need to do a perfect haircut the Pakistani hairstyle is called sadiq ali uses between 11 and 15 pairs all at the same time you must be wondering how he manages to hold so many in his hands but we don't really have an answer to that most likely it's thanks to a lot of practicing Sadiq became a hairdresser at fifteen and spent about five years perfecting his skills at first these sisters seemed too heavy for him it was difficult to hold them all at the same time we wouldn't recommend repeating his experiments either we could easily injure someone city expends about 20 minutes on each haircut in 2017 he charged only two u.s. dollars for a haircut but still it's not so easy to get an appointment with Ali he only serves 20 clients a day and among his clients there are many celebrities who enjoy a fast haircuts for example the Pakistan national cricket team Ali says that he was inspired to start learning the unusual haircutting technique by Zidane when a Chinese hairdresser using ten scissors at the same time he set a world record which was included in the Guinness Book of Records Ali thought that he could even achieve the same results and even surpassed them when you know he was not wrong and finally a small bonus Josh groen is not a barber he is a Canadian comedian but we included him in our video for a good reason all because josh invented a new unique way of cussing hair during the pandemic to maintain these social distancing he used a hockey stick okay the idea actually belonged to Josh's father who became the first person in the world to get a haircut done with it it's truly a Canadian thing and yes everything you're looking at actually happened it is a real hockey stick a real trimmer Joshua is real father who risked his hair for science if you want to repeat this at home here are a few secrets the comedian you need to be very careful and slow swiping the shaver from the bottom up only then will you be able to create a perfect hairstyle even during a quarantine dude are you looking for new technologies and great gadgets are your thoughts focused on the future deal off huge vehicles and can't imagine your life without robots around here and visit tech zone and you'll find all this and more the link is in the description you interested great [Music] [Music]