3 Different Hair Cutting Guides | Stationary Guide, Traveling Guide & Spatial Over Direction
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มี.ค. 2017
- There are different types of guides to use when cutting hair and each provides a different end result. In this video we're going to demonstrate how and when you would use a stationary guide, a traveling guide and spatial over direction in your haircuts.
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Love these videos. They really helped me along in cosmetology school (just graduated 3 days ago and am so excited! 🙌💇🎊)
CONGRATS! And welcome to the industry! Let us know if there is anything we can do for you my friend.
Thank you so much for these videos so helpful...Im also learning all the terms feels really cool😎
Omg thank you for this video I can understand now what the difference between the guidelines.
I have really thick, Frizzy hair so I constantly have to trim my ends. I'm interested in learning how to do that so this video is great!!
your tips are really good to do a practical ..💇👍👍👍i am a great fan of yours
very informative and quite detailed instructions. Now I know why some hairstylist do the 90 degrees layered Cut in different ways.
You are fantastic Sam, thanks for your videos
Thank you very much
You call it Visual plane in your
"over direction" video.
or spatial guide.
You are truly the best teacher
You got it Roro Roro!!! Spatial and visual are the same... just different wording :-)
Awesome advise, learning a lot from your videos...thank you guys!
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thanx for tips sir we are your great fans.
This was so helpful. Thank you.
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Thanks, very good for knowledge
Nice tips it helps
All respect, thank you Andrew
Thanks Roro Roro ! - Andrew
How would I convey to a hair stylist guide technique to achieve the cut that's best for my fine, not thin hair that grows forward? So that I won't have to do much fussing with it. It grows forward so I want a forward cut without having to use products or tools of any kind.
My hairdresser used the traveling style and I’ve got a perm. It doesn’t look right in the front on both sides. Should she use a different cutting style?
Thank you very much
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I didn’t realize there was a name for spatial overdirection. I find it’s easier for me to complete a haircut that way rather than using a guide for specific haircuts. Interesting!
You are so good 😊, I wish you can tech color formulation .
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super techniqe
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Hi I’m a Hairdressing student. just have some questions. On the begging of the video (0:45), he said to elevate it to 90degree horizontal. But I saw his hand holding and cutting on vertical? Does anyone can explain to me? Thanks
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Hie i am new at this, i just want to do my best at studying cosmetology
I loved this! I am wondering is the spatial guide the type that leaves the hair with blunt layers... I have seen pictures of long hair with many visible layers in the bottom half of the hair and were able to turn them out... so beautiful I want this look!
Hi Stephanie! Andrew here... the blunt feeling would depend on the elevation and the cutting technique too. You could use the example of the spatial guide at low elevation and it will feel more solid versus the same guide at very high elevation would fall very soft.
@@samvillahair oh ok that makes sense to me and thank you :) I love the info!
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I need to know scissors over comb technique properly.
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Soft, weight, heavy, subtle movement, for a beginner I find it hard all the terms hard to understand
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U need to go search the basic an get a solid foundation In terminology for this subject then come back
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Gonna cut my friends hair in the school bathroom 🤪
im gonna cut my hair tomarrow thank you😍
Seems like you deal with lots of thin hair. My daughter has thick thick hair. One braid is bigger than my wrist. But thank you for breaking guides down.
where is your shop or salon? I want to have a haircut from you, please? Btw how much you charge?
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good advice .. 🤗💕 let connect guix ..
Sure wish you'd cut my hair!!
Stupid question when cutting what side do you stand on right,left or bought...
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Stationary guide = weight buildup towards face
Traveling guide = creat shuttle moment
The stationary guide will build more weight in the opposite direction of the overdirection. For example if you create a stationary guide at the face and overdirect the hair towards the face, you get a lot of weight towards the back of the head. The traveling guide builds much less weight.
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I like okay I gave up