How To Point Cut Hair | Point Cutting Tutorial
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- How to point cut hair. This tutorial shows you point cutting tips. If you want to learn how to point cut vs blunt cut, this video will explain both. Point cutting your hair makes it look and feel lighter. Point cutting your hair is a way to texturize and lighten your ends. If you point cut your hair, you will create movement and removes the weight line in your hair. This video will show you everything you need to know about point cutting or doing a point cut on your hair.
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This video just saved me from a meltdown 🤣 no, for real though, I cut my hair & the ends were so blunt & thick I didn't know what to do. Asked a friend & she sent me this video. So thankyou!!
O thank goodness for your friend 🥰 crisis avoided for sure. Thank you so much for your comment
Great Video . Point cutting definitely the way to go
Yes I like the look better on my hair 💕
Thank you for this and I am so glad that you did not use a razor or thinning shears
Yay! I’m so glad you enjoyed it and point cutting is great for adding texture without the need of the other tools
Left side looks really nice! I know this is old but still relevant cuz it’s hair we’re speaking about
Yep!!! Love that most of the time hair tips are timeless ❤️ thanks for watching
Thanks for the tutorial. You explained it really well unlike the hairdressers who do it so quickly that i can hardly get what exactly they are doing. The question now is how to know when to stop feathering a section and say thats enough for this part. Thx!
Happy to help! Normally I just look to see if enough bulk is removed uniformly across the whole section. You don’t want any be holes or gaps in your section and you don’t want your ends to be super see through, just lighter and less block looking
I have wavy/curly hair, do I need to straighten it before I do the point cutting? To make sure it's evenly textured?
My partner surprised me by lopping off a chunk of her hair! Needless to say, she needed my help giving her DIY cut some polish... and this video came in clutch. Thank you!
Love the haircut collaboration 🥰 so glad you were able to finish up her cut
Great job! You made this look so easy
Thank you for watching
Your Hair is Fab Sleek and Straight! Love it, Love your tutorials ❤
Thank you so much!!! I always appreciate your support
Thanks for this! My hair is too choppy. I've point cut a bit and it looks great. I'll do the rest.
I much prefer the point cut side. It sounds counterintuitive but the point cut ends look fuller than the ends that have been left thick. Plus the point cut side has movement. The other side just hangs. This was the issue I had.
You explained it beautifully.. I love how point cutting creates movement within the hair
I have short Bob but can long bangs can I point cut in my sides
Bravo! For your timing.. technique and precision cut..Got talent Ms.Question what about long curly hair..Do youhave a video??
Thank you 💕 I would say for for long curly hair I would suggest flat ironing it first and doing the point cutting on the ends and then was and style curly
I'm gonna try it. Wish me luck. Love your video
You got this 🙌🏼
How can I convince my stylist to actually do this AND the thinning on my ends? Every time I go to a stylist (and I've been to many because no one can get it right), I ask them to point cut and use the thinning shears on the end, but they say they don't normally do point cuts on anything but bangs, or they grimace because they love my thick hair and don't want there to be less of it. I don't want to argue with them, so I just let them do their thing, then hate my hair for a year until it's so long that any structure doesn't really matter. I'm convinced that all hair stylists just adore thick hair because they know about hair, but I sure as heck don't and need WAY less of it to make managing it feel less exhausting. Help!
Personally I would just be direct and say something like “I’m not trying to tell you how to do your job BUT for my thick hair to lay and style the way I like I would love for you to point cut my ends and use the thinning shears to break up the thickness on the bottom a little more” and before you make any appt with anyone new ask them from the very start if they have ever done a point cut hairstyle and used thinning shears on thick hair? That way you can weed out the ones that won’t do it on your hair.... I hope that helps ❤️
@@TheAngeSchofield Thank you so much! This is great advice, to vet the person BEFORE I get there and make sure they're cool with making my hair thinner. Thank you!
@@ShallaBal82 happy to help
I sooo get you! I had one stylist a few years ago, now retired who got me and my hair, layers, texture and the thinning at the bottom, I have thin hair but a lot of it, and when it’s short, like below collar bone it gets heavy and she always knew what to do. She also understood cutting the hair away from my face to frame it. I hope you find someone who gets you.
Thanks for this video. I really enjoyed it. You made it really easy to follow. I have very thick but fine hair. When I do a blunt cut, my hair sticks out like a triangle / wedge at the bottom with the volume of hair. Will point cutting reduce that wedge shape or would I need to do some thinning on the underside of my hair as well as this point cutting technique on the ends? Also would this type of point cutting create more frizz?
I honestly would do both. The thinning will definitely help with the triangle shape and remove a lot the bulking at the bottom! It won’t create more frizz but if you do have curl to your hair you may notice more curls because there isn’t weight at the bottom
Thank you, this was very interesting! How does point cutting the ends of hair help with keeping a curl??
For my hair it’s really removes the weight at the bottom so my curls aren’t weighed down
Excellent explanation!!
Thank you so much for your kind comment and support
Hiya, my hairdresser retired! I have found another hairdresser who has blunt cut my short layers. I have a natural wave to the ends of my hair which, when point cut, flicks.
I have a pair of hairdressing scissors and think I could do it myself.
Should I cut it wet or dry please?
Hold the layers up or down. When held up, they are blunt cut.
Many thanks.
I personally would suggest getting texturizing shears or thinning shears. You can pick out the desired texture you want based on the gaps between the teeth, this would give you a quicker results with less margin for error doing it yourself. I would do it dry so you can see where the blunt sections are
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Oh cheers Hun.
Diolch yn fawr hi 🏴
Thank you very much
Amazing work!!👏👏👏👏
Thank you 🙏
Great tutorial. I’m with you I don’t like my end blunt. My stylist advocates blunt ends as hair appears thicker but I prefer the softness and movement. If I request light point cutting will I achieve same look but w less hair removed?
Thank you.
Where is your salon located?
Thank you. You will achieve lighter ends for sure but not as feathered or soft as this. But an improvement from blunt ends 🤣
I’m located in Idaho
I have thick fine hair. I blunt cut it myself. if I point cut the ends after blunt cutting, will I get more body? I just turn my hair upside down to blow dry, No curling or flat ironing (I don't like doing that). Will this work best for me? I love the simplicity of your presentation. It helped me so much. Thank you!
Thank you for your sweet words! Yes it will definitely help take the weight off of your hair without layering it and removing too much since you say your hair is fine. It may enhance your curl some since you will lighten up your ends ❤️
Your hair is gorgeous! I did point cutting on my hair to take the weight off, but when it comes to drying it to get that sleek tapered look you have, I end up looking like I tried to curl my hair under which is not the look I want at all. I tried this with a 2 inch round brush. Any ideas?
Using a round brush will create that curled under look on your ends. Maybe you can try a normal vent brush or even a paddle brush
@@TheAngeSchofield Thank you!
Fntastic. Haircut
Thank you so much
I like left side pointing cuts
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Do I point cut just at the ends or do I also go where the shorter lengths are.
You can also point cut the layers if you want! That’s what I love to do to mine
I cut my hair to where its different lengths. Its not real too bad. I want to blend it. Would point cutting do the trick?
Yes is can help conceal uneven ends
A GREAT Video
Thank you 🙏 so sweet of you!
Is it better to do the point cut on dry hair?
I honestly doesn’t matter. Both ways, wet or dry, is great
Am I understanding that this will help with helmet hair???
What do you consider helmet hair? It will definitely soften the bottom perimeter of your hair so it’s not as heavy and weighed down
Does your hair need to be dry when you point cut it?
It makes it easier to see how much bulk you are removing when it’s dry
I have SUPER coarse hair and need to take weight off 😮💨! Wish me luck lol
You got this! You might want to do something thinning with thinning shears too
Layered point cut for thick hair. How would the layers look?
A lot more blended and softer
How do ya point cut shorter hair?
It will be a little more difficult on shorter hair to do yourself but not impossible. You would hold it horizontally on the top of your head and point cut that way
Also, will this effect how curly my hair is?
Sometimes remove bulk with help your curls curl more
I have superfine hair but I have always hated blunt ends on me. I feel like it’s a constant battle with stylists to get them to do this. Textured ends on fine hair must not be very common.. I know it’s more damaging.
It all depends on the person or client. If i had a client that wanted it with fine hair I would just do a few snips on the ends. Sometimes it might be helpful with someone with fine hair as it creates softness and movement without having to do layers.
@@TheAngeSchofield I like the look of “natural” ends, like they’ve just grown out that way and haven’t been cut. I never know how to explain this to my stylist.
@@iwillstom have you ever had your ends point cut?
@@TheAngeSchofield Yes, it’s an improvement on blunt but it’s still not the staggered feathery look I want. Maybe my hair just isn’t thick enough for that. It’s literally like the density of cotton candy.
Tysm for this!!
Of course! Thank you for watching
Like the point cut side better, more natural. 😊
I think so too!
Hi dear can you how to do layers cut
Hi there I do have a how to layer video. I included the link for easy access
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Thanks for watching
Left side
Thanks for your vote 💕
I’ve always been afraid of cutting myself
It’s definitely scary but doable with clean sections and a little help with the back
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Y’know I can never find a stylist to cut my hair they way that it flatters my face. I have more experience with my hair than any hairdresser so if I start telling you how to cut my hair, listen!!!!
My husband can cut my hair better.
I’ve watched enough videos to know the lingo and I thought this would help. Pictures, lingo telling the stylist what I like and don’t like… doesn’t matter, my hair always gets butchered.
I’m not telling you how to do your job, I’m telling you how I want my hair cut so that we will both be happy when you’re done.
That can be so frustrating! I’m sorry you have been struggling with stylists listening to you. Sounds like your husband is fairly successful in helping though so that’s a positive
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I’m sooo sick of the new generation hair dressers who don’t know the point-cutting technique - here in Denmark at least, they have noo idea whatsoever. Who on earth cuts a blunt V-cut? And that without point-cutting it afterwards. It frustrates me endlessly😤😤 I just paid $50 for a haircut, it is so blunt despite the fact that I told her to point-cut it. Now I’m gonna do it myself. I shouldn’t have paid her more than half the price. Sorry for the vent, I’m just so done with the hairdressers over here😞
Don’t be sorry! I definitely feel you pain because light feathered ends on my hair is my favorite and it takes a lot of effort to go back in to texturize those ends after they have been cut so bluntly!
Do not try this at home…. It definitely cut length off and I jacked mine up… and I followed the exact technique. Now I gotta go get it fixed 🙄
It’s all about the angle you hold your shears! Sorry it didn’t work out the way you were hoping