How To Layer Hair

metal is not going to bend metal at all, the longer a scissor gets the weaker the tip gets because the metal gets less so this just allows you to glide and glide through the

hair

also the blade is created to glide through the

hair

much easier and then also with the wet cutting scissor when you are cutting. with a wet scissor it tends to dull it faster because it is meant to be a softer blade that grips the hair, so when you cut dry hair it feels a little crunchier, it can just dull it a little faster, so this blade is meant to glide so I like to have both so that when I make both cuts I can um, I'm not fiddling with my scissors good, not my good scissors, I'm not handling my precision scissors and I'm just working when I get here. to the shoulder where I would have to take the hair, carry it and raise it, then what I will do is tilt my head slightly to the side and then a little to the left.

While the panel I'm working on the side panel and not the back, another great thing about the shoulders, you know where the front is, so now I'm going to go in and make a spot cut because I don't want this to be a line straight and forceful. Sometimes the combination of texture and blunt is great, but like I said, this back would probably cut against her back, not with my fingers, now I'm sitting on my stool, thanks Minerva, and a cross cut like I would if she had shoulders, I like to use a stool to cut, that was another question that came up today whenever I work on perimeters or longer hair, this is a stool, I'm going to cut the side like this, so now I'm just going to aim the cut.

Listen, if she had shoulders, remember I would tilt her head like this and to the side, her shoulder would be right here and she would bring her hair forward slightly and just make sure not to raise it too high. cut and now I do the same on the opposite side, I make her lean out of the way and turn her head and then her shoulder will be there and I can connect now I lift her again and say if we match close enough. uh, you guys are going to love this cut, it's looking amazing, tone it down a little, how do we feel?

Let me know 100 in the chat if you like it, if you don't like it, you'll love the next one, so now I want to add a little more texture. I'm going to show you a technique that we do in the fourth week of our fundamental cutting courses. Okay, and here it is, it's a stroking technique, so I keep going like this and now I have I already have texture here, but I just want to create a little bit more stuff everywhere, so I bring it closer and then it's half open or completely closed and I'm just going to connect those bottom pieces and keep bringing the hair forward and cutting it, this will help open up the face a little bit, add a little more

layer

s, tons of texture so you can see.

I'll show you both sides so you can see how this side works. comes out and this one looks a little bit longer, I guess you could say uh, so we're going to do the same thing here bringing in the hair and I'm just going to cut it, that gives you that little bit more extra. texture and now the last little thing, another week, four fundamental little tricks is a little bit of a cut in this bang just to soften it even more. I don't even know if you need to do that too much, but I just like to add a little bit of softness to the edge of my cuts okay and now we're going to style it, so we've already blow dried it, it's already soft, um, but that doesn't mean it's the right style, so let me go here, this will obviously be out of I'm going to blow dry her face.

I'm going to use this type here, so let me heat this up so it just gives me a little base of product and now when it goes into your hair, I'll have a little bit more hold. I'm going to get this off her face, do it all now, we're going to use texture spray, texture now I've got the texture spray in there, now I can mess it up a little bit, curtain bangs and then obviously some hairspray It will hold the rest of the pieces tightly so you can see how the curtain bangs come into play.

Then you have these

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s along the sides on the back, they are nice and soft, you could even cut this a little if you want, I like that disconnection there and then you have the layers on the back appearing through the fullness of the body, but the curtain has fringes for the wind thanks to Minerva Beauty, you guys are the best. I really appreciate you supporting freestyle education. Go get your furniture, all your tools and all your Minerva Beauty stuff and the cutting stool. Go find a cutting shop right now. Minervabeauty.com. Thanks guys.