How To Cut A Blunt Haircut

Hi you guys its new, your girl, Mandy, and I have to tell you I miss you guys so bad I'm. So sorry, it's in a little moment because I haven't done a video but we're real excited to go back at it. We'Ve been real busy up in here and peers, asking you guys, know, ask, and she works at just one of the stylists and she's also part of my traveling team, which is so fun to have her um, but we're excited because she actually um kind of annoying. The reason why it's because she's indecisive she's one of those clients she was like some medicine, I let my hair grow. Sure let it defeat is what I do you know, and so here and there show this without her own collar, put on her own hair show. But she's all you got your own hair the other day. It'S all good, so she's. What you're feeling like you're, not growing, hair on us, no over it she's over it. She was playing us. It is actually so trendy so cute and she always sets apart the trend, so we are going to be doing a few things today. We just got down washing your hair, of course, using our best products ever with Ramona to use our minty black line, which is like a really yummy. Minty sensation is crazy too, because her hair super natural curly, but Monat brings it back to its natural state. So she's, like has lots of curl on her and tons of it. So what we're doing today is we're gon na do a little bit of dry, cutting a little bit of wet cutting we're starting with the wet cut and then want to start going up with the dry pot. After I kind of do my finishing work and stuff up, were we robbed about to get up two to three inches off, so this is maybe a detailed blunt haircut for you guys. So, let's get going okay. So before I start cutting you guys, I really love using my cutting weight and it kind of just stabilized stabilizes the shoulders and kind of helps the weight of the client, and I actually got the Brenda's Lux or Pro I'll link it below. So I can kind of check it out. I really don't know where I got it. To be honest, I just know Meza brand, so the first thing I'm going to do is I'm going to section off the size. Of course, we're not going to do this side until the very last. I, of course use my cream our lips, because I love them so much and they hold a lot of hair, I'm parting about where the corner section hit, because once I hit the corner of the haircut I like to over direct. Actually, all right often has a lot of hair, and even if your client doesn't have a lot of hair, it's very important to take really small sections of the hair because, like I said we're taking it very blunt and then I also like to make sure I Use my fine side of my comb, a little small teeth of the comb to really make sure I'm grabbing all the hair okay, so my preference is sheers. I personally love my shark fin shears and they stay sharp for a very long time and they're just so. Nice in my house, they're just so good in my hand, so it is very important as a stylist as a barber, because cosmetologist we're all borrowers right, we're trying to be your barber. You want to make sure you have the right tools for you, because it will make your job go by so much easier. So we know when the hair is wet, the hair shrinks when it's dry, so it's really important to go a little bit less and then, when it's dry you can go a little bit more. So what I like about combs is: I have a little scale system. So it tells you this is a 6 inch comb, so you can really utilize the comb and with your inches so we're going to just for now we're going to take 1 inch just for now. So that's about 1 inch right. There never cut beyond the second knuckle. You learn this in hair school and you guys. I know this might look like a simple haircut, but it actually is one of the hardest haircuts to do in the reason. Why is because your elevation has to be right on point if you're over directing in certain spots, your haircuts going to be uneven, so you got to really make sure that your elevation is really good and we're on a zero elevation right now. So once she looks down, I'm going to have her look up, because what that's going to help me create is get rid of the undercut. You know how, when your hair is really sure, or even when your hair is long and you're hit, you kind of see those under hairs. That drives me crazy. So I just like to make sure I cut down with the head down first and then I move it on up. What'S really important is very clean sectioning and if your sectioning is not clean expressly again on a blunt haircut, it's just not going to look as clean when it's dry, so you want to make sure you're really sectioning off is really clean. Look down for me! Thank you all right, so you guys can see again dark hair and against the black capes kind of hard. But you can kind of see the guide of where the hair is short to kind of see right through there. So we're going to just we're going to stick with the guide. Of course, this is a from our clip and what I like about this clip is actually a sectioning clip, so I'm going to use this little teeny sec, six-point sections lip to help section. My clean sections off and also does hold pretty good too alright, when you're working with someone's hair, that's really curly tension is going to be everything and because yeah the hair, it's going to kind of bounce right back up cuz of the curl. So you really want to make sure you're really calming at the base getting all those little teeny hairs that can just be caught and really work it down and hold tension like I'm pulling out the hair right. There'S my guide over directing the sides not moving forward. I'M working with small sections, I'm not trying to get myself to UM - I mean you know, sometimes when you're trying to work too fast or too quick. You really need to watch out on what you're doing on that situation, because seriously, if you're, trying to like really get after and go too fast, like you're, going to just mess up the haircut so take your time on haircuts guys. It'S it's really important. Erika is more important than I would say, hair color, so we're still cutting here and and while we ended up doing guys, we ended up making a different decision on the length and I need her silic and we're cutting actually two inches off instead of one because She doesn't want to sit on the shoulders worked enough flip out. Like Doris flora, you know, so we just decided to do a two inches total for now and then we'll see even when it's dry, she might even want more cuz. It'S kind of a thing once you have short hair, you want to keep going shorter and when I do dry her hair, you guys I'm going to be adding a little bit of some texture into the end, because she does have a ton of hair and it's Very thick, and so we don't want it to look bulky. Okay, put your head up for me, her hair starting to get a little bit dry. So you want to make sure you keep it wet the whole kind of same exact amount of wetness, because the hair will stretch when it's dry and you stretch when it's wet. So make sure you're keeping it wet the whole time and now here on this very top layer, most people pair for some reason it's always longer on the very top layer and or it's opposite and it's always shorter just depends on the haircut. But Hurd is actually longer so this looks like we're going to be cutting off two and a quarter inch all right so now here I want you guys to pay attention, I'm here on this side of the head, where it's going to be rolling off and what I'M doing right here instead of going down, I'm going to kind of roll it back with the shape of the head, so the side - and we are going to talk really quick if we want to have a little bit of length in the front or if we Want to keep all the same length. What do you think tell me? Why did you can angle it a teeny bit? I don't want to be like drastic, okay put a little bit. Okay, we are going to do just that. We'Re an angle, a teeny, tiny bit, which means a tiny bit of over direction. So you want to make sure that you are really at a zero elevation on the shoulder. So if you guys can see like I slit my wrists, pretty intense and create a little bit of carpal tunnel for myself because um it's right on the shoulder, I'm going to do with that now, even though there's the ear there, don't you don't want to, like? Oh, like you, don't want to push your hand away from the air you want to keep it still at a zero elevation. So what I'm going to be doing here is taking the back corner section and I'm going to kind of move my hands and my body a little teeny bit forward and I'm going to just kind of direct it. But I still want it to be blunt. But I'm still directing it and you guys can see I'm taking off the just a small amount of this corner and I do smc, I'm still. Naturally the hairs Negril it's going to be directed more diagonal, but I still want it to be like blue line. Okay, so I'm right above the ear, I'm still going to be cutting directly like this is where I'm sitting right here this. This is where I talk about body language. Is you want to go here and make sure you're on the side of the hair? Because that's where the hair is going to fall and then what's going to start happening, if you're going to start moving a little bit over, I can show you her pres very straight and you're, going to start moving your body forward and what I mean by that Is now I'm officially going to be in front of her chipping off those little ends? Ok, so what I also want to educate you guys on is when you're cutting just side of the hair - and you don't have like your guide - is still there, but your guide is now on this side. What I like to do without going front of her face and I'll take a front piece of her hair along with this side and I'll, really start measuring out, where this front is ending, which is like a little snip right there and then once I create that Guide, I can start actually working my way from front to back okay. So when the hair is wet, I always want to make sure I'm cross-checking making sure it's even, but I do know I'll - do some cleaning up when it's dry there's a little small corner, but I'm not going to touch it until it's dry. Okay, so that's about where her haircut is now, it's really predict you'll love it we're going to now. Try it up and then we're going to do some texturing when it's dry cake before I go ahead and dry. I obviously want to be protection, so I'm going to using my retuning oil, 1, 2 3 drop and it's important to go in here and not kind of brush it through. It'S really important to go in here and squeeze it in through the end. Just like this, because it works internally into the hair and another thing that I love doing, is I like to take a little bit of our styling page to start styling, taffy and I'll. Add any tiny bit just like this, and then I'm going to be adding in our it's our tousle detriment now I'll, add in wispy and taffy, and it really kind of gives me a good like consistency and I'll run, that through the hair and honestly, what I Love about Monat products you buy just less is more. You don't have to add, like five hundred things into that product, there's a fee protected in the actual shampoo and conditioner too so you're getting some good protection in your hair, alright guys! So now that I am done drying her hair, I mean that took me a little moment, I'm going to take one of these little Cape, so I can actually see her hair because of the undercut of the hair drives me crazy. So I'm going to show you guys what I mean by that she is definitely putting her head down. Okay, you see all these little baby hairs I cannot handle. I can't do these and I'm sure none of you guys want to handle that. So what were to do here is we're going to ship those off and her hair is so so thick. You eyes that, like we have to go in and even point cutting into her end, you won't even be able to tell because of Celtic, so we really want to make sure we're not taking anything off like this section on here. I'M actually, how do you turn your head to the side for me yet want to tip these guys off and I'm not going to do too much because I know midpoint cutting into them. I just want to make sure there's like nothing like that's hanging down and if that's not a word, I made it up tangle. Okay, tangling put your head down for me, but like look at these little anglers, you know we're really going to try to avoid this front, because we've really left already. That'S the bulkiness the front pad, because everyone's hairs always been a little bit be more damaged in the front. So we really want to ignore the front. Now I'm going to take a u-shaped section, you get the reason why we're doing a u-shape is because the head is not square. I'M going to be doing a couple: different techniques, I'm going to be taking small sections like this leaving out down here for now and really focusing on, like the mid section where the hair isn't Shane. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to twist it and when I'm on this left side, I twist all back away from her face and then on the other side I'll twist away from the face, I'm going to really give it a really tight tight, Tight twist, I'm going to take my knuckles and I'm going to really hold tight and I'm going to span this out the reason why twisting it it's going to give it not so uniform and I'm going to kind of do a deep point cut into this right Here, alright - and I'm not going to let that exception go now, because I still want to keep working with this section and that did remove a lot of bulk. Now, I'm going to twist it opposite a direction and do the same exact thing taking my my finger. So, let's just kind of like the technique, I have like my middle finger of my index index finger and a let go my thumb, okay and I'm going to put my and I'm gon na kind of bend in I'm bending into that and I'm going to go In through here and point cut into that all right, so after, like my little my little twister route technique, I'm going to go through her hair and on the end, I'm going to do some beads point. Cutting not little tedious point cutting deep point cutting and I'm going to do like very close together deep point cutting now that we have this whole top section. What I'm going to do with this top section, because it's still fixed so very bulky, I'm going to go through here and just do a little bit of internal, so just on the tips just like that, just barely any to kind of give it a little bit Of that messy sexy texture but you'll never see that it's like shorter. So what I like to do you guys and stylist and I'll step back, I'm going to stress that and I'm going to book every direction and I would have never liked it, and that looks really good. Nothing bugging me, which is awesome if you do it this first time. Oh my gosh, that's so cute, and now what we're going to do you guys we're going to throw in a few but alike? Wait! Okay! Oh, oh! Look! Our guys are so excited! Look how cute it is like. Can you not say hi, trendy, new hair that often always creates in the salon is trending it so silly, okay. So let's have about a couple things: real, quick, a blunt haircut and is you wouldn't think you wouldn't think how hard it is, but it is actually pretty hard based on the elevations attention, all the things you have to do to keep it looking good. So I'm gon na have a do 360 to the side. Look how cute it's like Lobby, but still like lunch, and we have some texture going on in here. You love it. I love your don't like you. How does it feel to have hair not to Yahoo? Weird because I've never had it this short, but I love it that it's just movable yes yeah. Can you pull your hair back at all? I probably do it. Oh yeah now look at her little nut. I would just do it littler. You know like look how cute a little nugget. I love that that's so cute, well, make sure. Let me get your hairy leg up, corn and guys um don't be worried. I'M still here I swear, I'm sorry. I'Ve been so dang busy and, and I'm gon na start, I'm going to get after it more cake. Promise hold me: okay, keep commenting and say: where are your chicks, your videos? Oh my gosh have so many people are like worried that I'm quitting and I'm not, and I love you guys. I will see you on my next video bye.