How to Create A Haircut with Long Layers | Hair Cutting Tutorial | Kenra Professional
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- Watch Cassi Young-Paxton @cassiyoungpaxton as she shows us a variation of the long-layered haircut! Make sure to watch until the end to learn all of her tips & tricks for creating this much-requested look. Tell us in the comments, what would you like to see next?
00:00 Intro
00:19 Sectioning
02:10 Haircut- Perimeter
04:16 Haircut- Layers
11:40 Face-Framing
13:43 Styling & Finishing
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You are the first instructor to answer the question I have had for years. "How do you determine your length guide for layers"????? In every tutorial other than yours the instructor just plows in without any explanation for how they arrive at a length decision. Thanks so much.
Yay! You're so welcome! You can also determine layer length by preference or facial features you'd like to enhance, but this one is a great tool and standard to use as well, especially if the hair is very long. We hope this helps!
I wish they would have showed that little trick in school on determining a guide length for layers. That would have been immensely helpful.
That why we're here to help! Thanks for watching! ❤️
Most helpful video for layers and face framing. Super clear with sectioning, as I always get lost part of the way through.
The best layered haircut I’ve ever seen.
Thanks for watching GH!
Great tutorial!Just wondering if you could use white cape and comb for dark hair, just to see visually the lines better.
Hi! Thanks for the feedback! We will pass the information along and review!
Awesome idea
By far the best tutorial ive seen for long layers, thank you!
Glad this was helpful Sammy! Thanks for watching!
Excellent tutorial & teacher . So easy to follow . Always find it intimidating handling this much hair , but your methodical approach gives me something to aspire to & practise .
Many thanks from Australia ! 👏🏆
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Seriously the best and easy understanding long layered cut ! Thank u !!!
Cassie, You truly are the absolute best when it comes to teaching. I have watched a lot of videos lately and you are the only one that seems to really explain what your doing and why. I cant tell you how many videos dont even speak at all No explanation whatsoever. I found myself watching every video I could find from you even if I never plan to cut particular cuts, I just feel like there is something I can learn from everything you expain. Thank You for sharing!!!
Thank you so much for the amazingly kind words! We are so glad you are enjoying these videos and cant wait to show you more!
This is will be of great help.....another tactic to do long layerd haircut
Yay! We're so glad you enjoyed the video, Rickravin. Thank you for the love and for being a part of our wonderful subscriber family!
Great video. This is the exact haircut that I want/aim for. Given that it's a pretty simple long layered cut, it's amazing how hard it is to find quality references. It's good to have verification of the things I'm doing right and to clarify some things I wasn't confident about. My waist length hair can rest easy tonight😆
I really appreciate this video. Most of my layer cuts are ladies with med length hair and I handle those fine....hair this length sometimes challenges me if they want layers. This is an excellent video to help me finesse my technique.
You are so welcome! Thank you for the feedback, Karen! We appreciate it!
Great video love the detailed step by step instructions. Hope you’ll make even more haircut videos. Would love to see variations of bob haircuts! 👍🏼
Thanks for the feedback! We'll continue making great cutting videos like these! If you haven't seen this one yet, check it out: th-cam.com/video/M2R0tSW4niA/w-d-xo.html
Its gorgeous I love it . I'm glad I seen this cuz I'm getting my hair dresser to watch this and do it the same way I don't want to much of my length cut . This is really nice .
Thank yo so much for watching!
By far the best tutorial video I have ever watched or comprehended! you are an excellent teacher!!!
Thank you so much! We appreciate the love!
Extremely helpful thank you 🙏🏻
I already did this long layers haircut, but this tutorial is awesome.👍😊
Awesome! Thank you!
amazing! this is really good to refresh some of that initial education! thanks
Yay! We are glad it was helpful, Yordana!
This is exactly what I want❣️
Finally! This is the most sensible long layered hair cut I’ve found on TH-cam so far!
Most I’ve seen are horrible in that they are just butchering the hair into a choppy thin mess.
I think the problem is they think you must cut a lot of hair off to make layers & truth is you don’t!
The biggest mistake I see most make on long hair esp thin long hair is not leaving enough weight at the base of the hair so it ends up a stingy mess.
But most of what you did is how I also learned to cut long hair layers.
I don’t do hair anymore for others but I have long mid back fine hair so I deal with it every single day!
I also have wavy hair & use bleach highlights & live in a very humid climate which means over layering is going to be a frizz ball with whacky sprigs everywhere.
So my pro tip under my circumstances is I do basically what you did except I don’t go as far down with the layers as the piece behind the ear as a guide.
I keep my layers & my guides at the parietal arch & occipital bones & above.
I want a heavy base line all around my head from the high bones down.
* I also never point cut or use thinning shears except for a little on my short disconnected bangs.
The reason I avoid any thinning is because with fine wavy hair in humidity I want it as slick & blunt cut as possible to avoid random whisps.
And I don’t want it to look like split ends but like blunt fresh cut ends even in the layers.
It just looks healthier when blunt cut.
Thanks for sharing & for the best long layer technique on TH-cam!
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I detest those chopped into ends.
It just disguises all the steps and stairs they have cut.
A nice well done blunt layer sits so much better.
Great tips Crystal! Thanks for watching! We're glad you enjoyed the video!
very well explained, without being a super long video. I will practice this on my daughter. Thank you for teaching us.
You are very welcome! Thanks for watching Yesenia!
This is how I do it, too! Reminds me of SuperCuts Technique... you are fun to watch and I like how you explain everything, you should make a curling video for me! Loved the styling!
Hi Yana! We're so glad you enjoyed the tutorial! We have many curling and styling videos here in the channel, but we'll continue to bring great new content your way. Thank you! bit.ly/KenraProfessionalSubscribe
Great tutorial! thank you so much Cassi & Kenra professional~~
That means the world to us, thank you! Glad you enjoyed! Make sure to subscribe to our channel!
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I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!
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Fantastic video. You're a real teacher naturally. 😍
Thank you so much!
Awesome job, and her color is beautiful.
Yay! We're so glad you like it!
Awesome
I don't cut hair or even have long hair, but I loved this tutorial and watched it all the way through
So glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching! ❤️
Gorgeous!
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Lovely!very clear.short and sweet.
Glad this was helpful! Thanks for watching Sarath!
Very nice detailed explanation. You are my kind of teacher. Great cut too.
Glad this was helpful! Thanks for watching Neetta! 🥰🥰
I would like to see this on a shorter hair. Love the entire video!
Thanks for the feedback, Simona!
Wow !! stunning cutting skills Great cut, rare to find someone that can actually cut a precise hair cut nowadays everyone just don't care about sectioning the hair at all... No precise haircuts in my area please bring them back this lady is genius 💜💜💜💜
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Yes great work
Thank you so much 😀
I’ve been doing hair for a while now 😆 and I’ve never put effort into practicing to style hair with that curling iron. It feels it’s not for my hand .. I only use Marcelle irons and it’s just perfect for my fingers and finish fast curling hair. Foe some reason I just love my Marcelle’s. Also once in a while I come Back here to watch perfection I really love Kenra education. Thanks again 🥰
We appreciate the love!
One of the BEST tutorials I have ever seen. I am a new stylist and layers are so hard for me. I’m going to keep practicing though and keep believing that I’ll get it. I learned so much. Awesome teacher! Thank you so much for uploading this and please do more tutorials with this educator!
Yay! We love hearing this so much! Stay tuned-- there WILL be more content like this soon! Be sure to become part of our subscriber family so you don't miss a thing! bit.ly/KenraProfessionalSubscribe
I sure will and thank you so much! I can’t wait to see more!❤️❤️❤️
You are perfect artist 👌👌👌🌸
Thank you, Dorna! We think she's pretty great, too!
Great video and lovely haircut and style!!
Glad you like it Lisa. Thanks for watching!
This was amazing ♥ You did a great job showing teaching this. Thank you so much.
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Beautiful 😍
Thank you! 😊
Love it !
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Thank great tutorial ❤️❤️❤️
You’re welcome! 😊 Thank you for watching, Maria!
That was beautiful 😻😊
Thank you so much!
Absolutely creative,cheers, from head 2 head salon
Beautiful cut🤗
Thanks Denise!
OMG you weren't kidding, my roommate followed this video annd lost a finger doing the vertical cuts. My hair came out amazing though!
Great video. Sooo much better than the first 5 I found in search. Question tho: You trimmed to the length you wanted, then when layering it looked like you layered all the way down the back of the head to create a new length in the back. What did I miss? I never know if I should taper all the way to the bottom or leave an under section untouched.
Hi, Katy! For long layers, you can cut length first. Cassi measured from the side point to make sure that she doesn't actually cut into the length. The idea for this particular approach is to cut the layers while maintaining as much of the perimeter untouched as possible. We hope this helps!
Minunat! 🎉👏👏👏👏👏
Mulțumesc foarte mult!
Thanks
You're so welcome!
hi... Im a student and I was taught to use a comb to do blunt cuts. Seems easier to use fingers. And you start layering from the top of crown towards the bottom. I was shown to do the opposite, but this method seems easier to follow.
Beautiful haircut👌👌🥰
Thank you! 😊
Amazing break down! Great personality! Thank you for making this video
Thank you so much, Yvonne! And thank you for being part of our subscriber family!
Oh my goodness, what a great tutorial! Love the tip about how to determine the shortest layer, Ive always used the nilly willy determination lol. Beautiful model and beautiful cut! Thanks for sharing 😊
You are so welcome! Thank you, Valinda!
I would have appreciated greater detain when it comes to the front layers and how to blend them into the haircut. I feel like that is missing. I really want to give this technique a try and I love Kenya’s education videos.
Thanks for the feedback, Laura! We will take this into account for future content.
This was really wonderful and filled with such valuable info and so easy to follow! Quick question: Are square layers best for everyone who has fine hair but a lot of density?
It depends on the effect you are looking for. If your goal is to maintain strong peremiter then yes for sure. I love a vertical layers though when I want a lot of movement and specfic styles like shags.
Thanks, Cassi!
I like soooo much❤
Yay! Thanks for the love!
Hi I'm Palash , from India
This is the lovely haircut ...
And I learn lord of things..
Ma'am Can we cut the hair short to long...
I’d like to see same long layer hair cut w/a side swept bang. Also, somewhat shorter layers around the to curl forwards/backwards.
Thank you for the suggestion, Tracy!
All good, but I have a little advice, if the hair is as dark as the model, the cut will be more appreciated with a lite color cape .
Thanks for your feedback Gloria! We'll keep this in mind for future videos!
Great tutorial!! Can you please let me know the name/brand of the sectioning comb you used?? I would love to buy one! Thanks, Cat
Excellent tutorial 🤦♀️👏🔥💪🩵🙏🏼💙
Glad you liked it!! Thanks for watching! ❤️
Nice job 👍🥰🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Thank you! Cheers!
Hi! When parting the subsections in the back are you going at a slight angle or are the lines horizontal?
Great video. I would like to see 1990s hairstyles.
Noted! Thanks for the feedback!
Are you bringing the hair center when you are connecting the back to the front? I couldn’t tell with the camera angles. I know it’s 90degrees up but are you over directing to the nose at all for the front?
So Nice 😻😻😍👍👍👍
You are so kind, thank you for watching!
Cheers
Thanks for watching! ❤️
I'd love to know what scissors those are? They look so easy to use.
Does this work for shoulder length hair?
Yes!
Theoretically yes! You'll want to adjust your guide for the shortest layer, but the angles, over-directions, elevations, etc. can still be done the same!
If only all clients sat that still!
Sometimes it can be a challenge!
Could you do the same cut for someone with curly hair?
Здорово 👍,спасибо за тюто 🤩 . А что за ножницы вы используете?
Пожалуйста! Она пользуется ножницами из японской стали диаметром 5,5 дюймов.
♥️👌🏻
Thank you for watching!
Love all the looks on your TH-cam channel. Can you please ask the stylist to please show the styling of the hair as well and what styling products were used so I can buy them thank you.
Hi, Mechelle! The products that were used and shown in the video are Kenra Platinum Luxe Shine Oil, Kenra Platinum Blow-Dry Spray, and Kenra Design Spray 9. There are also links to each of the products in the description of this video so you can view performance attributes and ingredients before purchasing. Thanks for watching!
@@KenraProfessional yes this video but a lot of the other videos don’t have products included. I should of commented in those videos lol sorry.
Nice outcome .but my hands /arms will be sore afterwards 😂 I’m a petite HD . Ok I have a Q? The new millennium method or technical approach They are teaching customization once you’ve done jour regular blow dry. You only did cross check on wet hair ? Unless you did it off camera? But it looks just perfect 👍 thanks 🙏
Hi, Silver! You can absolutely do additional detailing, thinning, or finishing in the cut after the blow dry. Some people like to cross check prior, some like to do it after, but how you choose is up to you! Thank you!
@@KenraProfessional thanks for thé clarification you Rock 🤘 very few stand out by answering their audience Q? Loved it.
Thank u hopefully I get a long layered haircut today 💜
You can do it! Thank you for watching!
Pulling straight up takes weight off and adds tons more layers doesnt it? Rather than following head shape and pulling out?
Hi Tamara! Depending on what look you are going for-- yes, pulling the hair out horizontally versus vertically from the head will affect how long and how many layers there are. Be mindful though although everyone is different, if you only pull out horizontally from the sides of the head and don't address the weight at the top, it may appear quite bulky and heavy in the crown.
@@KenraProfessional Yes. Totally get that. I like to cut in shape of head. So I pull up somewhat instead of collapsing the fullness. Basically just joining the top layer to bottom that way. Im looking into Paul Mitchell school. I always love these cutting videos. I can not tell you how many over the yrs I have watched lol. Learn so much from them
This sectioning allows for maximum length to be left without cutting into the perimeter. When following the head shape you will encounter the baseline which can leave it whispy espescially on finer hair.
Any tutorial for long thin hair with layers
Thanks for watching! We hope you found some helpful tips throughout the video.
I would have liked to have seen more of the cut before curling iron was used. Almost any cut can look good with heat styling.
Thanks for that feedback!
off topic but she’s rlly pretty
Thanks for the love!
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Thank you for the love!
I wish there had been more detail cutting the sides, that detail is always left out in tutorials
I thought this one was BETTER than most, and they still ran though it quickly.
@4:39 how to determine length of layers
Thanks for watching! ❤️
I wish my stylist cut my hair this way. She just chopped it up
Oh no! So sorry to hear that. Maybe next time you can show them the after shot in this video for an inspo!
Why does she make a v section in the back ? Thanks :)
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I always feel hairdressers try and cut square layers in my long hair as its quicker and easier than round layers. I personally do not like square layers on long hair
Thanks for your feedback! Long layered haircuts can be modified to accommodate just about any preference. Cheers!
Please Do my hair
We love Cassi's haircuts! Thanks for watching! ❤️
Watched many times, thank you. But these ads are killing me. Every few minutes is way too many. Im done putting up with them. Thank you for the content minus all these horrible ads.
Not so sure it doesn’t show how the sides are done 😢😢
Hi there! Cassi mentions the sides when cutting the perimeter at 3:31 and also uses a triangular section from the sides at 5:00 as her first guide to create the look. She then uses radial subsections to cut layers into the front and sides at around 10:20. We hope this helps!
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Very slow positioning, but good
Thanks for watching! ❤️
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Thank you!
Your were doing a good job as far as explaining,
When you got to the side or the top it went 👎
Not very clear . I am giving you a disl .........
Hi Thefarkhoneh! Thanks for your feedback. We'll keep this in mind for future videos.
Sadly, Too complicated and difficult to understand the technique :(
Hi, Shem! Thanks for your feedback-- how could we make it better?
Awesome
Glad you loved it!