Thanks for this channel....Sam villa ...it educates me,inspires me and motives me to become a professional hairstylist..... Keep up the good work.....educating us...
hi Andrew, I watched every video of you... I have a question. how to give a layered haircut in a thin textured hair. I mean fine hair...how to give layers and make them look bouncy or voluminous.. with out cutting off much volume.
I got my hair cut today. The girl didn't want to look at the diamond cut video on you tube. The hair cut turned out ok but it looked terrible and felt terrible while she was cutting it. She used aveda products and they sucked on my hair texture.
See idk if I don't remember correctly or not but I remember from hair school like if I wanted to do long layers I would cut at zero I'd cut the rest at 45 maybe 90 and if I wanted the layers shorter I would cut the crown straight up I was taught to cut from the bottom up
Hey Steven... there are many many ways people are taught these elements and sometimes the words we use are different from school to school and from brand to brand. Even the word "layers" can mean very different things. It's all "correct" just different ways to view the process :-)
I love your simplistic yet clear style of teaching😍..Thank-you Andrew Carruthers!
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Thanks for this channel....Sam villa ...it educates me,inspires me and motives me to become a professional hairstylist..... Keep up the good work.....educating us...
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hi Andrew, I watched every video of you...
I have a question.
how to give a layered haircut in a thin textured hair.
I mean fine hair...how to give layers and make them look bouncy or voluminous.. with out cutting off much volume.
Good points - thanks.
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I got my hair cut today. The girl didn't want to look at the diamond cut video on you tube. The hair cut turned out ok but it looked terrible and felt terrible while she was cutting it. She used aveda products and they sucked on my hair texture.
See idk if I don't remember correctly or not but I remember from hair school like if I wanted to do long layers I would cut at zero I'd cut the rest at 45 maybe 90 and if I wanted the layers shorter I would cut the crown straight up I was taught to cut from the bottom up
Hey Steven... there are many many ways people are taught these elements and sometimes the words we use are different from school to school and from brand to brand. Even the word "layers" can mean very different things. It's all "correct" just different ways to view the process :-)
Great information! :-)
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