YouTubes best Long to Short Restyle on Episode #39 of HairTube© with Adam Ciaccia

Hello guys, welcome back to another installment of Hair Tube and today we hear what name feature our model adds today, a really exciting day because we are actually going to do a complete transformation on Junaid, today she came in with a fight like a photo of reference. so we're going to go through and essentially we're going to do something chin length and blonde, so in partnership with my beautiful wife and color director here at Access and Michelle, today we're going to transform into mission eight, very excited about this and looking forward to I share with all of you because I want you to see how cut and color can completely reinvent the way someone walks, change their life.

Sinead is a pretty accomplished model, she has quite a big profile and it's that point in a career where she's like you know something. to be different so I can remember myself and, more or less, have a little bit of traction and have some point and difference in a market when she goes to castings and a model call, so yeah, I hope you're looking forward to it. because this is really exciting, so we're going to start off excited, yeah, are you sure, yeah, she's great, so obviously we're going to cut the night air today, but as you can see, we've done it, we've broken up here and Lo I've tried in a certain way because what I'm really going to do is send these hairs to an amazing organization called Sustainable Sailing Australia and now they are the largest ponytail donut, I think, in the southern hemisphere, which is huge. and there are multiple uses for them, some of the uses are to make hair extensions that blow the oil into our oceans when it is unfortunately built and they can also donate it to a charity or an organization that creates weeks for girls with alopecia or them.

I'm being treated for several things that cause hair to fall out, so I think it's nice to be able to do this and scent it somewhere, instead of just cutting it off, it ends up on the floor, except inside yeah, nothing true, I don't they have good I'm going to take another piece of sink, but we're not going to shampoo too much because obviously there's a knowledge gap down the line, we don't want to take the time scale, so we're going to preach that shampoo is fine, live back in the cell, right? So in the main quest, we'll probably aim for somewhere like just on the chin because I think that's more complementary for her and again, I think today the focus will be on making sure we create the look, but we don't.

I don't want to do something really super beautiful, so we start with, you know, when you have a dramatic change with the haircut and the color. I think Claude Monet is a safe word, but you don't want to do too many layers. of these a lot of that and then color it because it's starting to get pretty overwhelming for people. I think you can give it too busy a look so we're going to make a really versatile

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shape and then we'll see how we go with the color afterwards and I may make some modifications but I think it would be perfect so now you know what it looks like with a balloon which you can see here below.

Sinead is arriving early this week and has just had a small test patch done. we can evaluate how well that's going to lighten this cut there for a second gen up section of hair up, you can actually see underneath here Sinead came over earlier in the week and Michelle did a little test just to see how well. one, I'm just going to grab the dryer, take a little bit of moisture, it's probably wise to only do that when it's too wet, it's just a little hard for me to see any movement that might appear, so I just take that little bit of moisture and really Really be cool, my weapon of choice today.

Yes, youth is so heterosexual, which I guess has its challenges. Beautiful, how did you get the scar on your back? He hit you. Drop, no, Ultron. They dropped me. You see, these are the reasons why I like it. Dry hair, you can only see the bomb. There are all the really important elements of a person's scalp and as the weight of their hair grows we need to take that into account, otherwise that can become quite problematic if you haven't identified them before. Start drying your hair, I mean still wet hair, but it's fair and also by taking a little bit of moisture out of it, it lightens it a little so we can see how much is going to come out.

An incredible and brave barista lost. section of a room like that from the last section just press very gently against the neck just to check the graduation underneath and if there's anything like that there we just pull that out from the bottom that's the back down so let's work the sides back, so trying a small section, let's bring them all back. I just want to leave it

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er towards the front, so I choose to do it that way and I'm going to start cutting quite a bit now. because I have a solid base underneath and I really want to create some protection, some softness on the end of the head, so let's cut to the side view and you can tell I'm holding it between my fingers now.

It's very important when you get to the other thing that you're too targeted, we don't want to cut it round and then make sure that we're cutting this into that rectangular head shape that we actually put on it. nice texture on top of that strong base, hey, feelings done, yeah, hey, it looks really cool, but so I think this is going to want to complement your face. You have a nice

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neck, so it looks good to cut off that excess length first. and then we'll just maintain that I'm going to remove this last section essentially in one go and the reason I'm happy to do that and I feel comfortable doing that is because if that's not as precise as it should be that's okay because I'm going to clean it up when we get there aside.

It's about making sure that between here and I have that nice, keep going if you try to cut it on the side here, sometimes you can end up. with a small bump under the ear, which is not pleasant, a couple of successful lengths are blunt and then we will return to the toe. I left it there quite long. I'm going to show you why in a second, because when we get to the side it's actually going to be trimmed, so you can be a little casual about it, as long as you keep bringing the back in and following the same guide Caesar super super sharp , thanks to the excellent straight edges, keep them keeping a The graphic for me is great, so the last thing that the last X-Men brought is that the remote city site didn't have to worry too much about this because we're going to cut again , but there is a critical part here, so this is the part where if you don't overdo it as a director, we don't do it well, sometimes it can go up and then down, so for me that's why I bring them , bring the slides back, if you could look in the mirror, you know we're growing. that's fine, just keep it locked up and I'm skinny, this wide, so it's going to take a section here, you can see where we're going to connect it.

Heeey, no one could be too long towards the front because I only want that type. from Oregon for today, but again being where Erie can be problematic again if you're not careful and then we'll leave once we know that seeing well is like that, except you sleep and cut that first base again underneath to keep it strong and then I'll point you out the cold pain on the other side oh it's starting to get real now you don't have that much here on this side of italy exists again this is a critical part make sure we don't understand that lift articles it's time for lunch really let me do it all now , let's find where you prefer, decide the parts because I noticed that you love to move it this way, yes, so they can, they keep it like this, so could you look or is it rolling well?

So back to the inside, what we're going to do on the front here is add a simple element just to allow for some flexibility with the styling. Sinead prefers to separate that way. You can see why it looks natural that way. It has that. It's kind of a natural rise, but we're going to shape it a little bit here to have a little bit of variation and we're going to do what's called a long graduation, which is a diagonal line forward and then project it downwards. 90 degrees that makes a graduation and then we're going to surpass the record to retain the length because when we cut those points, yeah, Cato, don't run out here.

I'll give you another view from this side, it could be a little bit of an overlap from the shallow side the shallow side is the side that has at least two men here so deep and in cello not as shallow as there's not much there and we take it back okay so let's check the ends now that we change the part sometimes when you move it a little bit these kids make little adjustments we're definitely going to improve this is amazing to feel a well made show so now we're going to place the top part a little bit just a little bit A little bit, come on Jimmy, I'm going to create a little bit of variation on the top, so making sure to let the end fall down, create some layers on the back.

It's the most important part of making these layers, you're just making sure that we're not cutting all the way through and like this, you can see that they all fall off so they're still food and then we can do a little bit of a rise right down the middle. Using our guide on the back, just level it out to make everything bigger. Going back to this separation, you're going to run out of here pretty quickly, so don't go chasing it, it's not there, it's not there and today we're going to use a scissor called an alligator to add texture because we want it to be that way. quite edgy and a little choppy and because of the density of the hair, this is a time where some of those tools are good to use because it's going to take us forever to cut it, so we find our part again and go back to our layering laws and I'm really going to be quite harsh on this and I really want to break out the top that is light, sir.

I thought we wanted a very textured look? Let's mention at the beginning of the video that we are having a big change today. We've cut the color, so even though the shape is I'm not too busy, that doesn't mean I can't have one, I mean, busier, it doesn't have a lot of layers, it doesn't have fringe, you know, a lot of different elements, an element that you can always add and customize, it's texture and I often talk about how there are many ways to create texture and I'm using these amazing cities today to do it. It's good the last section here on the slide and then we're going to remove some of the volume underneath and that'll be it until after the color I'm starting to I'm so excited for you tonight like I can see this already, you can already picture it in my mind blonde, thank you, so under here I'm really quite strong with the texture that makes scissors love addiction, it works in mind, let's try seven and make Shinae cry. off I'll do the color I'm not going to blow dry it and check it like I normally would let's do the color now sigh dry it I'm going to have Michelle overscan I have a chat about what she's going to do to do once the colors are rinsed off I'll do it I'll do the hair and then we'll come back and check to make sure the haircuts are great, they feel great, so I'm here with a $0.95 cup, done, after the color, obviously, we're going to blow dry, but more.

It's important to mention that after color and especially when you're highlighting and doing an overall highlighting, the length, the texture, the porosity of the hair or the changes, that will obviously affect the way to your seats, so I'll leave it at 90% and I will introduce Michelle if she comes Michelle hello Michelle for those who don't know, this is my beautiful wife, I love you so much, who can put up with me when I'm in a bad mood all the time, so Michelle is going to do sinead color today , so I'll let her have a We chatted a little about it and for now for me that's good, so I gave Michelle a photo.

It was a photo I found on Instagram. She actually she is an Australian model. Our names are Mike Lee on mica mica mica mica jeez Gianelli amazing amazing so yeah. I gave Michelle a brief talk, I'm sure, about what that is and what it entails, but I want to say something that we need to make clear, that when we walk in here there is something unknown and Michelle's doctors, for a long time, there are a lot of information. There are unknowns with that, so even though we have an inspiration or an image that we're using as a guide, I think it's fair to say that you know it's pretty unpredictable when you say yes, they're not going to continue, so we're aiming for platinum. blonde, so right now Sinead got them all, very very old existing highlights, in the end it's minimal, they both have color here or not, it will be a vision application, our goal will be to make it as light as possible.

As Adam said, we could be some variables, we will work with what we have, but lightly at first and see how we go against our difference with you. I mean, we deal with the things that you guys have in places every day. a client comes in, I want to be born like this, you know, you make an estimate based on new previous experiences, so we'll be stuck on it. I'll leave you a shell throughout the application, we'll tell you what he's doing and explain why he chose to do it that way, he'll be on time, sowhich we won't let you sit for an hour so you can see the application, but we will be as transparent as possible initially to inform you about all the products. you need to use to do the same thing in your basement, let's cool it down, okay, so I've divided the hair into sections, ready to use.

I'm going to do a virgin application using Light Master with a little Bond Ultimate. Those last ones will help protect the hair while we lighten it. We want to keep it in the

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condition possible with my sections. I just did my four basic sections and I'll go through and make thin sections using a bit of aluminum foil to help keep some heat in while lightening and I'll find that this gives me a much more uniform result. I did half the length and ends first and then I'll come back later, I went under the roots okay as you can see I'm just using some aluminum foil to separate the hair just doing half the length and ends .

I'm using a Light Master and a 30 roll with Bond Ultimate. We'll continue to the top and then I'll go around the slides and continue with the slicer. Enjoy. Okay then. Look at the top here and you can see I just worked on sort of spider web sections going up to the top and I'm still working on the diagonal so with processing I'll lighten the end until it's almost to the desired level . level and then I'll go through the boil cycle and then I'll apply to the route again starting from the later section where I applied first and then we'll allow the rich process and then we'll have it all ready for time, okay?

The applications are done now, we'll just wait a few more minutes for the final to process and then you'll pull out the files and apply the Light Master with 6% and with a package to do on the path that starts. on the back, once the front sections are done, we'll do the same for that too, just like NCR Michels army, awesome for packs, and can you explain why your original, so the ends have been lightened very well, very evenly, so now I'm going to go back and apply it to the ceiling and then wait for the roots to start to lighten to the desired look while staying off camera.

I think being a colorist doesn't require extreme skills, but I mean you have to be extremely disciplined for a minute, no, I would. It was very easy to casually apply the highlight at the end and you get there. There's a reason why Michelle has done it this way because it allows for a lot more control, so you can see that it's now being applied to the back, which is obviously where she applied it first, took it out and put it back in. ceiling, but you can allow this to continue processing like it was on the foil with a little bit of high heat and yes, it's fair, and I often use a term that's a clever way of doing it so I'm glad you're doing it and not I, though I mean it's been a long time, so what would you say the total processing time would be for this application?

It just depends on the type of hair. or yes, it's definitely all visual, especially for those extremes. Now I'm going to do it once I put the roots in, I'm going to check the front, but what I'm aiming for now is to have those roots match the end like that. If the end hasn't lightened as much as life, I can put them together much easier and I haven't had the roots super stiff alive due to heat etc, the ng is like master, but ultimatum 30, yeah. does the same thing on roofs no I'm using a 20 on the roots okay like Master Bond ultimate 20 yeah cool for those who don't know I mean I'm sure people probably know why it's you.

I've done 30 on the ends and six on them on the scalp, the Clipper, the reason I live 20 on the scalp, I just find it a little gentle on the roots and the heat on the scalp will give me enough lighting. the end doesn't heat up that's why I use the aluminum foil and I just like to push the end in a little bit more just to make sure they get that extra like this amazing roll leave it like that and how you feel on your big day today yeah . but so far, guys, I mean, obviously, you did a time lapse, but we got into town this morning, we started around 10:30, now it's 2:00 and the clocks have been ticking for a few hours and already you know, again.

We're working at high speed, so if your neighbors come to the salon last year, now even on a full day with cards, that's how Michelle would like to do it here because we believe that, especially when you first turn on, something you do . Little by little, it will be set aside in a certain way so that nothing happens off camera that you don't see, it will be filmed how it is applied, so you will see them a little later and see the final result, so I'm just finishing up. My last section here applies to the route.

I'm just going to take a visual look at it to match the finish, about 20 to 30 minutes I would say, and then once I rinse it off, I'll figure out what I'm going to do. we'll train until then we'll move on okay look you recognize this girl Michelle she came here with that feeling we ended up a little unsure how we're going to get it but I'm pretty impressed and tell us a little bit about what you did after clearing it up and I'm going to start off good so after I rested, I actually did, I gave it a light shampoo, I did my turn and with my time I added the bottle to make a line there again and process that rinse and then do step two in the bundles do the scheduled wash with shampoo conditioner ready to style oh the girl is flawless she's a little quick about the haircut I'm going to give her a quick review and then let's dive right into the style I mentioned before often none of them know, especially when they are redesigning and then coloring, it moves, it is very important that they verify what I am going to do.

It looks very nice, some give me a quick look anyway life starts today, the feeding is amazing so I think it's been a threat, I've been a great David. I mean, a pretty amazing transformation started with really long hair, we had some existing belly. The eyes on the ends were what we considered medium length virgin hair and roots and sometimes I could make it a little easier, but sometimes you can be a little more difficult because, as Michelle mentioned, when you go light here you know you draw. on your experience with the colorist and you can make assumptions based on your previous coloring experiences or times where you may have done something similar, but there is that unknown element, you just don't know how they will react and I.

I'm surprised that some are so clean and light after just one application, which I think is a pretty amazing testament to the quality of the products we use. We use Matrixes Bond Ultimate light dough material, which is an amazing, amazing, one-of-a-kind product. What really impresses me is the condition, the condition is excellent, guys, it died here, it must be sore, it does normally, so I removed a lot of the bulb from underneath, we see an X on the edges of the crocodile, but like me . I'm working towards the top. It was giving us a more traditional straight wave, especially for the external areas, we don't want to create any kind of torn or broken pieces that show up from above, so we lightning bolt from below quite aggressively. but when I go through to do these top areas I like to make my swords straight, you see me do that a lot and what I'm looking for when I'm going through here is this: I'm looking for areas that look thick and I'm also using my hands to feel where you know, maybe a little bit unbalanced in terms of its density and I think I had a conversation with Michelle before, let's style it with a bit of a wave because We're going to do a photo shoot now with Sinead and you guys will be able to see behind it too scene, so you can see us with the photographer.

We thought it was too good an opportunity to pass up doing such an amazing transformation and not photographing it professionally afterwards, so there will be more to come tonight. I'll sleep very well tonight. Okay, hey, you feel incredibly spinning, take it off and present the world today with a beautiful rug 2.0. You for five hours to meet me You and stay there I have been here almost four days 4:30 we arrived here at 10:30 We have been a marathon day Quick summary It is known in many parts of the world as a nice Club Bob, which is very strong , tight behind the ears, minimal layers working with texture, you can see.

I just gave it a little shape there and Michelle just told her to give it a little movement because we're going to do it. the session now what we started with at the ends we did a light master link 13 yes, then we removed the foil when we came back Michelle put the roof on, it's like mastering six fabrics in the process where the toner was color, I think a quarter SP a quarter SPV a quarter Kenzi and a quarter SP I don't know a good cocktail, but we will have it at the end of the video in the description, you can follow it again as always, thank you very much Union, you know you look amazing.

I'm gonna play that bredda ah thank you thank you wife remember behind every great man there is a great woman and she's pretty good oh I could have done that stay tuned for the behind the scenes video or photo shoots , afternoon of happiness. and as always, thanks trip and make sure to subscribe to the channel, share with your friends and see you soon, thank you, bye guys, welcome to the behind the scenes video that follows from the cut and color view, didn't you notice? locked in Sir Robert Copper, the incredible award-winning fire of Agra, has allowed you into his private studio here in Camber today and we will allow you, if you are in the scenes, images of the way we work with the model with the photographer and How to do our photo shoots and you can watch us create and shape the hair shape we made in the salon.

Rob, can you give us an idea of ​​how long you've been a photographer? What you've done and what you plan to do more Nathan, oh right, well I've been photographing for about 15 years and professionally for about ten. Today, what we are going to do is amaze me. I think I'm going to have a plate of beauty in it. obviously we're going to cover the hair and the makeup and then we're going to try to get some hair movement and as we go along you can see I'll be capturing off screen there so you can see. the images appear as we go, it's probably worth mentioning that as always we have the amazing Amy Capito the only makeup artist I work with, you'll also see her at work if you want to see her for free yeah yeah well.

I know, come on, there's no one there, no one around here, come on, if I have to say yes, yes, come on, this is amazing Amy, hello Amy, thanks on such

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notice, so Amy arrived this morning very early in the morning. she could get dirty and puts on good makeup before the video. She came today, obviously, with cotton color in her hair. I probably, you know, washed it a little bit. The Shinoda sandwich and did some other things, so she made a touch-up change. I put on a little makeup, so I think it's important. See how it all comes together?

There are always several people involved. We often just get the credit, but it's nice to see the people who helped me achieve the things we will do. Pay attention. you can see more of his work thanks