i've been cutting my own bangs for probably more than 10 years now, on an average of once a month. Sometimes they came out great, sometimes ok, and sometimes terrible - i have researched and tried lots of different techniques, but none of them gave me consistent results. I tried the one in this video and the result is EXCELLENT! i haven't had my bangs looking so good in soooo long! and i feel that this is a very reproduceable technique, so i am confident that next time i apply it, i will get the same great result. thank you so much, this is awesome!!!
Another awesomely helpful technique tutorial, what a simple way to create such beautiful bangs! I must admit that it disappointed me to hear you say that this drastic type of bangs was only for "young girls". Baby bangs are for anyone who can rock 'em, age isn't a factor.
I think he just meant young girls are really going for it right now! I’m sure he didn’t mean to exclude other age groups. Older women can totally rock them ofc!
I love the fact that this gives me the opportunity to have both blunt bangs and bangs that aren't so blunt that it's harsh. The slightly feathered ends give this a much softer look while still looking rock and roll.
I’m cutting my bangs when I get home (I’ve done this many times but I get better every time) and this was SUPER helpful. I always feel like I do a lot of work with my thinning shears and I’m excited to try adding texture and movement from the beginning with the 90-degree layering technique here!
Thanks for the tutorial. Definitely need to figure something out for the huge chunk of hair that my daughter cut out of the front 🤣. This looks like the main option we have
Thanks for the video! I cut my bangs with this technique today, and I’m very happy with the results! I have a wide, German, forehead, so think this look suits me.
Quiero ese flequillo. Con que facilidad lo cortas. Te felicito. Yo lo tengo muy corto, perouy vaciado y no me gusta, y es que nadie me lo consigue hacer como me gusta. Y yo no me atrevo. Si tuviera esas manos💜
Andrew used the Streamline Series 5.5" shear (our newest shear line) for the main portion of the cut... www.samvilla.com/pro/products/shears/streamline-shears/sam-villa-streamline-series-5-5-shear Then used the Signature Series Invisiblend to remove a bit more weight... www.samvilla.com/pro/products/shears/blending-thinning-shears/invisiblend-shear And then switched to the Artist Series Slide Cutting Shear for the texture... www.samvilla.com/pro/products/artist-series/artist-series-shears/artist-series-6-slide-cutting-shear
Emily Gilbey Three reasons off the top of my head.. 1) It allows your shears to slide thru the hair easier than just water. 2) Chlorinated water can lift hair color but a light mist of leave-in spray conditioner will not, also protects it from heat. 3) To weigh down wavy, frizzy, or fly away hair just enough so it stays smooth...it’s best to equal the porosity level when working with hair for a polished finish. I’m a seasoned (30 plus years in the hair business) hair colorist, licensed professional educator, & salon owner (23 plus years) ...color & corrective work is my specialty. There is a method to my madness...if he chose water perhaps he had a reason too. That’s why I asked..You can always learn, if you want to be a great artist be humble, no one ever arrives however WE are who the world looks to for professional work.
@@sherrymiller3527 the point of conditioner spray is to detangle and even porosity. Even specific cutting spray isn't to damp down. If you want to cut hair wet, then you shampoo, but often the fringe is cut last. Most stylists all over the world would use a water spray! I get your point about chlorinated water but you can use spring water in a spray bottle. If you blow dry after spraying lots of leave in conditioner particularly on fringe it will be heavy and separate and will affect the weight and natural fall defeating the objective of the natural falling cut.
Emily Gilbey I always shampoo first & never just “wet down with water” (you can read Modern Salon there is a great article written by the owner of Malibu treatments) however, if the hair dries out before cutting the fringe area, I always use a 4-1 or conditioning spray to re-wet/dampen as I cut. I would disagree with you based on my experience & educational wisdom. I’ve never had that issue that you mentioned and I cut hair in the 90’s. Lol. Here in NY I’m doing just fine...To each their own. PS I’ve taught all over the world, you’d be surprised how many stylist’s prefer product over just water when given the option.
1:17 if you dont get this thing pressed out really perfectly its gonna turn into a broomstick well too late... thats the reason why im watching this video and realizing everything i did wrong 😂
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Is this okay for people with wavy-curly hair? Curtain bangs look nice on my hair, but I really want a micro bangs, and my hair is straight at the top but curly-wavy in the middle till the bottom
Very true - for any haircut, it's important to give a thorough consultation including looking closely at how the elements of the haircut will balance with the guest's face shape, hair texture, and even taking into account personality/lifestyle.
I really hate how hair stylist seem to decide who's getting these haircut... "Trendy young girl that wants something thats a strong statement" like other people doesnt get this -_-
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After getting kind of a baby fringe, did I cry? YES. Did I love it to death after a couple days settling in? ALSO YES.
i've been cutting my own bangs for probably more than 10 years now, on an average of once a month. Sometimes they came out great, sometimes ok, and sometimes terrible - i have researched and tried lots of different techniques, but none of them gave me consistent results. I tried the one in this video and the result is EXCELLENT! i haven't had my bangs looking so good in soooo long! and i feel that this is a very reproduceable technique, so i am confident that next time i apply it, i will get the same great result. thank you so much, this is awesome!!!
Another awesomely helpful technique tutorial, what a simple way to create such beautiful bangs!
I must admit that it disappointed me to hear you say that this drastic type of bangs was only for "young girls". Baby bangs are for anyone who can rock 'em, age isn't a factor.
saw few older women wear them and it looks REALLY good on them
I think he just meant young girls are really going for it right now! I’m sure he didn’t mean to exclude other age groups. Older women can totally rock them ofc!
I just botched my bangs, thankfully I found your video, which softened the cut I gave myself 😂 thanks to you, I can leave the house tonight.
Im 35 with a cowlick on the front of my head, and this is the most helpful info I have ever heard about how to handle that growth pattern.
I've cut my own fringe over the years and this has been the best tutorial I've seen. It definitely works for curly haired peeps with thick hair.
Thank you for watching!
I'm debating on getting baby bangs, but I'm so insecure and unsure, bur I really like them
@@lillianmccoy4285 yes mam! It's not a tattoo, its just a hair cut.
If you like them, do it! Who cares what anyone else thinks😊
Get them! Ive had them it shaped my face so nicely I'm gonna do it again
same
Go BIG or go home babygirl…its ONLY hair, I promise you it WILL grow back….
I love the fact that this gives me the opportunity to have both blunt bangs and bangs that aren't so blunt that it's harsh. The slightly feathered ends give this a much softer look while still looking rock and roll.
Yes my hair is so thick bangs look bulky but this was so so so helpful
i followed this tutorial at home by myself and i am soooooo happy with the result!!!
Literally the most straight forward and helpful video I’ve found so far. Or like the only one
a king. the only video that has ever made sense ever and includes the desirable result. tysvm. ♡
Hey Thanks!
It's like you guys *knew* I just had a wig I wanted to short-fringe. What the heck. Good job, just what I needed!
we are mind readers :-)
I did it i literally have micro bangs now. I followed this tutorial and it turned out pretty good! Thank you..
Glad it helped!
I’m cutting my bangs when I get home (I’ve done this many times but I get better every time) and this was SUPER helpful. I always feel like I do a lot of work with my thinning shears and I’m excited to try adding texture and movement from the beginning with the 90-degree layering technique here!
great tutorial!! baby fringe rocks even for men, too!!
I love the picture in picture of the overhead view. Thank you so much for the education!
Glad you like that Tom! Our editor made that suggestion and we really like it too :-)
I followed this and my bangs turned out great! Thank you a lot!
My mom always decided the day before picture day that I needed short fringe bangs.... I’m still pissed.. 30 yrs later😳
LOL... you are probably scarred from ever having short fringe again :-)
Love this technique, extremely effective. I do it on my own fringe as well😀👍✂. Thank you.
he really just did THAT in 10 minutes, no effort at all... wow
He got skillz lol
Its just lots of years behind the chair :-)
Thanks for the tutorial. Definitely need to figure something out for the huge chunk of hair that my daughter cut out of the front 🤣. This looks like the main option we have
YES! Finally! I've been doing a hack job with mine lol. Thank you
Mine turned out great. Thank you!
Thank you so much for that demonstration on how to cut short bangs that was awesome.... Can you demonstrate on how to cut curly hair long bangs?
Hey Maria... we do have plans for a video on long curly fringe/bangs!
Thanks for the video! I cut my bangs with this technique today, and I’m very happy with the results! I have a wide, German, forehead, so think this look suits me.
Wonderful!
I'm really curious if baby bangs will look good on slightly wavy hair.. (i don't style my hair)
thank u!! this will make it so much easier
I love him so much! And I love y'all's tutorials! Thank you!
And we love you too!
Beautiful! I want to try this now 💚
Go for it!
@@samvillahair I did and I absolutely love it! Thank you so much for showing me how to do this! 💚
Very nice informative video...for those who afraid of that kind of cutting...👍👍👍
Can you do this on clients with a longer fringe around eyebrow length to give it texture and movement as well?
Absolutely :-) This can really be done at any length.
Wanna do it too for new hair style this 2020
Ojalá hubiera visto este tutorial antes de terminar pareciendome a peso pluma
Hope to see a mens crew cut/ buzz cut but entirely with texturizing shears! Bangs/fringe is the harder part!
Thank you for the feedback! We will keep it in mind!
it's the jaanese fringe s 😍😍😍
Good instructions
Glad it was helpful!
Quiero ese flequillo. Con que facilidad lo cortas. Te felicito. Yo lo tengo muy corto, perouy vaciado y no me gusta, y es que nadie me lo consigue hacer como me gusta. Y yo no me atrevo. Si tuviera esas manos💜
💜💜
I love it!
Beautiful. ❤❤❤
Thank you! Cheers!
Great techniques !
Amazing, thanks for sharing, may I know what scissor are you using...,?
Andrew used the Streamline Series 5.5" shear (our newest shear line) for the main portion of the cut... www.samvilla.com/pro/products/shears/streamline-shears/sam-villa-streamline-series-5-5-shear
Then used the Signature Series Invisiblend to remove a bit more weight...
www.samvilla.com/pro/products/shears/blending-thinning-shears/invisiblend-shear
And then switched to the Artist Series Slide Cutting Shear for the texture...
www.samvilla.com/pro/products/artist-series/artist-series-shears/artist-series-6-slide-cutting-shear
beautiful
Is there a reason for using water (chlorinated?) over wetting the hair down with a leave-in conditioner?
Sherry Miller conditioner is heavier
? Why would anyone damp down with conditioner?
Emily Gilbey Three reasons off the top of my head.. 1) It allows your shears to slide thru the hair easier than just water. 2) Chlorinated water can lift hair color but a light mist of leave-in spray conditioner will not, also protects it from heat. 3) To weigh down wavy, frizzy, or fly away hair just enough so it stays smooth...it’s best to equal the porosity level when working with hair for a polished finish. I’m a seasoned (30 plus years in the hair business) hair colorist, licensed professional educator, & salon owner (23 plus years) ...color & corrective work is my specialty. There is a method to my madness...if he chose water perhaps he had a reason too. That’s why I asked..You can always learn, if you want to be a great artist be humble, no one ever arrives however WE are who the world looks to for professional work.
@@sherrymiller3527 the point of conditioner spray is to detangle and even porosity. Even specific cutting spray isn't to damp down. If you want to cut hair wet, then you shampoo, but often the fringe is cut last. Most stylists all over the world would use a water spray! I get your point about chlorinated water but you can use spring water in a spray bottle. If you blow dry after spraying lots of leave in conditioner particularly on fringe it will be heavy and separate and will affect the weight and natural fall defeating the objective of the natural falling cut.
Emily Gilbey I always shampoo first & never just “wet down with water” (you can read Modern Salon there is a great article written by the owner of Malibu treatments) however, if the hair dries out before cutting the fringe area, I always use a 4-1 or conditioning spray to re-wet/dampen as I cut. I would disagree with you based on my experience & educational wisdom. I’ve never had that issue that you mentioned and I cut hair in the 90’s. Lol. Here in NY I’m doing just fine...To each their own. PS I’ve taught all over the world, you’d be surprised how many stylist’s prefer product over just water when given the option.
Really great. Thank you 😊
You're welcome 😊
I’m currently away....(cutting my fringe)🙄
Where do you cut hair and how can I get you to cut mine? I can not find anyone near me that can cut hair, especially not bangs like this.
When Derek Zoolander comes out of retirement to teach you how to cut hair good 💯😍🙌
Thank u
1:17 if you dont get this thing pressed out really perfectly its gonna turn into a broomstick
well too late... thats the reason why im watching this video and realizing everything i did wrong 😂
💖ur brilliant👍
This is Courtney Cox in Scream 3
So true! The 90s are back in a big way :-)
Solid information!!! Where can I get that tripod ?
You can purchase from Pivot Point! They are a bit of an investment compared to other tripods but they last forever!
www.pivotpointshop.com/Tools_Categories/Tripods-and-Holders/Universal-Tripod-With-Swivel-Base
Love this !
Thanks Celeste!
Lol i cut my bangs and ended up w this look, i just chopped my hair off too
Is this okay for people with wavy-curly hair? Curtain bangs look nice on my hair, but I really want a micro bangs, and my hair is straight at the top but curly-wavy in the middle till the bottom
i think fringe like that looks even better on people with wavy hair
Me watching an ad with scissors to my hair
I really want baby bangs my face is super small and I would love the make it look longer
I wish your jacket was white!!! Thank you great video .
I was thinking the same thing after I saw the finished video :-/ Next time!
- Andrew
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Wish my bangs were straight. Even taped down wet till dry with products still creeps up grrr
I did it and it looks as good as the one you did, it just doesn't look good on me hahahah
Kate Dibiasky?
I can't find anyone in my area who really does this.
I wish you were my teacher!
But not everyone looks good in a short fringe
Barrie Barrett then don’t recommend it to your client💁🏻♀️
Very true - for any haircut, it's important to give a thorough consultation including looking closely at how the elements of the haircut will balance with the guest's face shape, hair texture, and even taking into account personality/lifestyle.
I looked like a round ball
Like me. I don't lol.
Nah, not just for "young girls"...I'm 61 and have worn micro bangs pretty much my entire life. They can be anti-aging, for sure.
Love this! Rock it! ♥
I really hate how hair stylist seem to decide who's getting these haircut... "Trendy young girl that wants something thats a strong statement" like other people doesnt get this -_-
"Learn the rules like a pro then break them like an artist" Picasso
You create your own style. You determine what cut you would like.
My bangs EXACTLY look like this and they make me look even uglier... Even this model looks better than me with short bangs :(
I didnt do all those steps i just casually cut it
Daman Teoh then why watch the video
Pls cut my bangs lmao
👍🏻
and all that in 10 minutes😭
texturing shears destroy my hair....bad
🙋👍😊💪
Why, why, why.
You don’t. That simple. Lol.
Doooooont get bangs!!! One of the ugliest looks a woman can get, signed MOST men..
We literally do not care- signed MOST women
women don't care about your opinion
@@eatmaggots butthurt bang wearer!
@@lullabyseahall1145 Butthurt bang wearer..lol.
@@timothygould9339 you're the one who seems like a butthurt incel here timothy❤