Long Layers Haircut For Curly Hair | Tips & Techniques for cutting curly hair | Curly Long Hair

aqua and what we're doing is putting the mousse so that the water the moisture in the

hair

helps the product blend much better here wow, that's going to be so good, you can see I've been generous with the mousse guys, It will make it crispy, don't worry about that. you're going to take out the crunch it's easy to take out the crunch what it's going to do is start controlling the curl for me okay look I'm using my best tools that I have which are mismano okay and then what we're going to do is add another product here, okay, the second product we're going to use is a cocktail, first we use the Joy Whip, first we use the glitter, then the Joy Whip and then I'm going to use these two, okay, challenge the protective shield against damage and the color therapy oil, so if you can hold it for me, this is a new one, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, she has a lot of

hair

on wet hair, cool, tilted backward.

Again, a little bit for me, okay, working that and then the rest you put around the front and across the top, put your head forward again for me, there you do it, so we're getting a lot of moisture here, elk of oil and now we're going to use the damage challenge, okay, once you have this here, okay, and get the ends, the ends are very important, you apply the product to them and then we have the protective shield again, this too it's new. It is the protective shield that defies harm. I love this product. You can use it on straight and

curly

hair.

You can use it on all types of hair. It's a really good product, it's not too heavy and protects against UV rays. Hair moisturizes hair. uh, arginine and keratin and rosehip oil, which is actually very good for your hair. Would brick

cutting

remove some of the hair that sticks out and breathes compared to other texturing

techniques

? I say that again, I'm really sorry for the bright

cutting

method you used. remove some of the hair that's sticking out and braid um I'm not sure because when I braid I work with um like a waxy product so it doesn't really affect that no, no, I don't think so I don't think so, no, okay, so I just checked this out.

I'm sorry if I didn't answer correctly. Actually, I'm not sure how I could answer that. I'm not sure. Okay, so I didn't understand. I'm really sorry for the question, okay, so if you can answer, I'll ask that question again. I'll be happy to answer that guys, right now I'm just random, just twisting at random. I'm not going to twist the whole thing just at random. here and there, so it has that imperfection, but it also has some nicer curls that are here too, then you just randomly go through, look from behind, just pick up the hair that's not too thick and just have a wide tip comb and just twist it. sections so you have some nice curls with some natural curls as well and I randomly go in both directions so one will be one direction, the other one will be the other direction and we're just going to do the same thing in the back here as well, do you continue or Have you heard about the

curly

girl that I don't have and I don't think I will and I'm sure I can absolutely learn from her, whoever she is, um, but thank you? for asking, you should take a look at it.

I guess they do something similar or different, which is awesome. It's always good for me to look for different ways to style and cut because you know who, as an educator, I'm the first to do it. I raise my hand and say: I want to learn more, you know, so we're never too good at learning from other people, so if this person you're referring to is amazing, I'm sure I'll learn a lot from that person you know, Curly. hair, there are so many different ways to cut curly hair, guys, this is not the way, this is one way, you know, there are so many different ways, it's just about learning different ways and then I guess applying the

techniques

and seeing what works for you, what result do you like. and then move on and that's the great thing about hairdressing is that we have so many people on social media to learn from, but you're not going to like everyone's work.

You know, one thing I suggest if you don't like someone's work. Don't say anything negative, number one, stay positive and always be complimentary. If you don't have anything good to say, maybe don't say it, but the other thing is to be open to learning and trying different techniques, not just for me or for one. someone else, but learn in different ways because we've all had experience in different countries with different textures for many different years and you as an artist may like someone's work more than someone else's, which is great, hence It's where you want to learn from. learn from the people you connect with and feel like you know what I like the way that person cuts hair, just be open, be a sponge, learn from everyone you meet, but also respect everyone's work.

You don't have to disrespect people's work because you might not do it that particular way. I hope that encourages someone and if someone is like that, gives you a little slack or gives you a little trouble on social media, don't take it personally. I laugh, I laugh at that, sometimes they say that at least 10 to 15 percent of the comments will be negative, so if you have 100 views or 100 likes, 10 of those people, that is, 10 people, They will be negative if you have a thousand, it could be a hundred, so my question is: do you want to be more influential?

Do you want to reach more people? Well, be prepared to have a little more, I guess, negativity on social media because people are sometimes a little negative on social media, but let's set an example and be positive with all the work that we see around us and about us, that's a little pep talk for today, yeah, that's exactly what I'm doing, I'm not doing the whole head, that's it. now the products are in the dryers here how much time do we have left we have five minutes okay I'm going to dry at maximum heat and medium speed okay and this is the trick this is the trick take the hair and don't touch it just leave it alone. dry you have to be patient and let it dry so I'm going to keep drying like this and the reason why I don't want to touch it right now the more you touch it the curlier it will get let it dry completely when it's completely dry it will be a little crunchy and then what you do is to start scrunching your hair, it's called crease drying, you start scrunching to dry, scrunching the hair for the dryer, scrunching the hair for the dryer and then start smoothing out that curl once it's smooth all around and completely dry. , then you can put your fingers on it or you can use the hair dryer with cold air just to separate it, but you have to be patient and just I have to dry it like this without touching it because I know that as hairdressers we want to touch it, don't touch it, leave it, have the discipline just to leave it and let it dry completely.

This will take me about 15 minutes to dry and then once. It's completely dry, I'm going to start separating it, stay tuned to my instagram on joyco's instagram because you will see the final result through images and also through a great edited video version of all this live that we did today, TRUE? ending or should I continue, so yeah, I want to just recap some of you, maybe you just joined. I want to summarize what products I use today because I think this is a real game-changer when using the right products on curly hair. so I'm going to show you the hair, come closer, it looks crispy, it's not dry, but don't judge it like that, you have to wait until it's completely dry, then I start rubbing my hand and then I start separating it. and it starts to look more and more natural but don't touch it until it is completely dry