Quiero un corte de pelo.
I want a haircut.
Phrase set
32 Spanish Barbershop Haircut Phrases (Audio)
Spanish for the barbershop: fade, length, beard trim, styling, and fixing mistakes. 32 practical phrases with English and audio.
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Cut and length
Solo las puntas, por favor.
Just the ends, please.
Mantenga el largo de arriba.
Keep the length on top.
Más corto en los lados.
Shorter on the sides.
Un poco más largo arriba.
A little longer on top.
No demasiado corto.
Not too short.
Fade and clippers
Quiero un degradado bajo.
I want a low fade.
Prefiero un degradado medio.
I prefer a mid fade.
Un degradado a piel.
A skin fade.
Que empiece encima de la oreja.
Start it above the ear.
Con el número dos.
With a number two guard.
Difumine bien los lados.
Blend the sides well.
Scissors and edges
Arriba con tijera.
Scissors on top.
Rebaje un poco atrás.
Take a little off the back.
No suba demasiado el degradado.
Do not take the fade too high.
Limpie alrededor de las orejas.
Clean around the ears.
Respete mi raya natural.
Keep my natural part.
Beard and outline
Recorte la barba corta.
Trim the beard short.
Solo perfíleme la barba.
Just shape up my beard.
Marque la línea de las mejillas.
Define the cheek line.
Iguale la barba con el degradado.
Blend the beard into the fade.
Déjeme las patillas rectas.
Leave the sideburns straight.
A media oreja.
To mid-ear.
Styling
Con un poco de volumen.
With a little volume.
Sin que quede brillante.
Not shiny.
Péinelo hacia un lado.
Style it to one side.
Use cera mate.
Use matte wax.
No lo aplaste arriba.
Do not flatten it on top.
Checks and fixes
¿Me enseña la parte de atrás?
Can you show me the back?
Hay una marca en el degradado.
There is a line in the fade.
¿Puede difuminarlo un poco más?
Can you blend it a bit more?
Prefiero que no corte más.
I prefer you do not cut more.
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