Modern 2020 Curtains Haircut *Razor Cut* (Wavy Middle Part Hairstyle)

All right guys welcome back to the regal gentlemen, youtube channel the hunter collective. Today we've got alfie in the chair. How are you doing mate? I'M good you're, good yeah. So tell me what we're doing it looks long yes, so i haven't in my head quite a while okay, so today i pretty much just want like a big trim. I don't know how to kind of describe it, what what lucky you're trying to achieve? What are you thinking for cause? What what is this is, if you had long hair for a while or is this grown out from something, so this has grown out from quarantine, wow, okay, so i've never had long hair before what was it like before then uh fade skin fade curtains! Oh, you know, you know just that whole, that's nice. What look are you trying to achieve, then? What are you thinking if i was to put it in two words, it would be uh, cleaner, yeah, but also wavy, okay, so cleaner or like cleaner and wavy. Okay. So yeah, okay, cleaner, maybe okay! So a couple of things along here on guys, it's very hard to make long hair look tidy on guys, yeah, okay, because neck hair side burns things like that. So we it to make a haircut little tidy in long hair or to make a haircut tidy in general is usually lining out an edging of the hairline, but when you've got longer hair, you can't do that. So when i think of you saying cleaner, i think you mean a bit shorter. That'S what i would think a bit closer in not as big not as puffy yeah, okay, 100, yeah and have you have you got any i've got the image images that you're looking for? Have you got anything you can show me? Have you got something here? Okay, okay, yeah yeah yeah, so you're not far off really you're, not far off, but you want them. You don't want, as short as that, though, do you just a tiny bit longer? Okay, chinese bit long? Okay! So maybe what if it was a bit more over the years covering yeah yeah, because that's a good way to understand how we can make what length two minutes longer is based on how much it comes over the ears. So would you like that to sit a little bit lower down, maybe towards the earring length on the ears? No, maybe just the middle yeah yeah, okay, the middle of the ear? Okay, that's cool! That'S always a good indication of how short you need to go because we can base it on how short we take on the ears. There'S a fair chunk coming off then fair, chunk coming off, okay, cool and the same on the top. You want that kind of loose kind of almost curtains in a sense, but like a bit: looser yeah, yeah, okay, um, yeah, literally okay, cool yeah, all right son, we'll take that in and the good thing is you've come with a picture which i i swear by That because it it when i can make it look like the photograph you're even more happy, but also it makes me have a better understanding of where you come from yeah, because it's hard for you to explain what you want doing right. You know you're not a hairdresser or barber, so it's hard to explain it, but i'm going to raise cut the whole of this as well, because i think this type of hair with the loose kale and you still want the wave in there. So i just don't want that little flick at the bottom as well, so you can still little tiny bit come out. See eraser works perfect on this kind of thick kind of wavy hair all right! So i'm going to do the full haircut with a razor and just to mix it up a little bit. I think the finish will be so nice it'll be so loose. It'Ll, be very serrated as well around the edges. It won't be blocky at all, and i think it's a i think it's a face for the child. I don't know i've done a full razor cut, so i thought that'd be you're. A good example of what a raise can do for someone with longer hair. So um what we do we'll give it a shampoo and a condition and then we'll get started all right, so i've just shampooed and conditioned alfie's hair. Now we've just been having a chat about um the the styling routine at the end um, because i want this to be as as as easy and achievable for for alfie at home as well. Now, just to give you a bit of background alfie. If you don't recognize him with the mask on he's a content creator and he's very you know, he does a lot of titok and things like that. So he's moving about an awful lot, so his lifestyle is moving now. The reason why i'm bringing this up is because one of the things he said to me - maybe it was on camera or not was he doesn't want to go in his eyes again, because he films a lot of content and you won't be able you just want To look good and not be bothering you as you do when you're done you're doing your job right, but what i'm going to do first of all on this, is i'm going to put in a horseshoe section? Okay, because i want to again, i use this for the majority of my videos - it works. A treat for me is. It helps me separate the back and sides to the top. I go nice and straight across i'm gon na drop it down a little bit. The back as well, you see it's coming it's coming straight in there, it's dipping down there. We go i'm gon na leave that section out, because, as you can see it's on its own almost so, you think where the recession is with the side benders. So quite a lot of detail so i'll leave that section and bring that in just to preserve the thickness through this bit. Here now, bearing in mind, we want to leave length in here we're sort of halfway to the ear and pull this front section back. So we can maintain a lot of them through there just so it fills up that cut like that gap there. So i'm gon na remove that. So that's over my finger so i'm pulling over and i'm working down towards my fingers, i'm stopping halfway, because there's no grip between my air that bottoms my finger there pretty straight towards you taking that off as well. There we go now. If you look, there's some sections a bit shorter that enhance that care, but just give a really nice finish. Just use a guide from the top again form the guy from behind pull it out. You'Ll see it come past your finger there and then work it into your finger. Now because i'm using a texturizer there is a safety element to this, with the teeth at the top, which covers the razor blade. So i can work to my fingers, but if you're using like a cuff throat, try and stop before you get to the fingers, because there is no safety guard on that. So now i'm just working inwards to the neckline, i'm going to switch it over now and let me finish inwards because i want at the bottom a little bit shorter towards the neckline. Now, let's get that little graduation, a little bit shorter towards the neck and the neckline is the longest and lowest point to get away we're going a bit shorter. There. You have a nice natural graduation meet up with your fingers. I'M gon na start to cross check. Make sure i'm sticking with my guide yep, it's all staying the same length and guide out over the top, just keeping a little bit of length on the bottom, which is enough to get a little flick. Now we will be tightening that up freehand in a little bit now, if we get to this bit here now, i'm going to work straight on because the section behind a bit of shoulder, but i just want to leave a little bit of length just through the Back there to fill it up a little bit as well pop this section back into the last one like so going to work to the ear okay, so the middle of the ear so work on top of the hairline and just slide them through that. Look at the finish you get it's really nice and serrated. Then we'll pull this forwards like so we're down, put it nice and straight. Let me just wait to the collar shut that down nicely, i'm just using a little bit of freehand razor just to thin out the edges, so it flicks a little bit more with a bit of a choker hold it like a pen. I'D like a little graduation in now as well slide through them shorter elements in there as well, so leaving some longer hair that will curl up nicely so as it dries that'll be a lot shorter. But then you just have that longer effect into the hair. It'S going to work the razor across now. The reason why i'm doing a slightly different angle is because i want to change the texture right so when it falls it moves nicely this way as it falls flat. You'Ve got a different texture to it as well slide right in there. Let'S help his neckline moving from eyebrow, i'm just using that. What we're doing is giving a nice bit of thickness through the back filling up again the hairline there and just creating that kind of nice shape nice silhouette to the haircut as well, pull that out and take some nice short sections in there. So the overall length is long. You can't see the way it hides in the interior here or it does. It just adds a little bit of texture when you start to dry that off another product, then let the shoulders come out. Add movement. Add texture same as before, now top comes into play, so take the clips out right, so we're going to work horizontal now, okay, because we want to build up the length on the top. Now we want to take some off, but what i'll be left with is just a length that falls just nicely. Let me take a section above i'm going to use the eyebrows as the guide. Okay, because it'll match up either way into the sides, but i'm going to use the eyebrowser guide because that's since you've got into the fringe now using the eyes as a guide, i'm going to work across. That'S the full i wanted to good thing is well. If you see underneath i've also got a guide from the hairline underneath as well, so all this will still blend in, even though it is technically a disconnection, because the way the hair has been cut. Underneath you got the layers it's in shorter longer, shots are longer they're, just all nicely blending sections are roughly say, i don't know four or five teeth wide, because, while taking a bit of length off, i have a guide to the ice. There we go eyes. Are there another section just before the center there's a guide on the app i've also got the guy from the eyes as well. There we go one more section just off center there's my guide as we bring that back. The heaviness falls nice into the front. We can break all this up as well in a minute, but we're not getting any line or anything at all, see again using the eyes as the guide just before the center. Let me go with my guide: only a little bit just off center. There we go like i said, hardly anything to take off. It'S all matching, so we do now is we'll work through the top remove the length through the middle. So now we do work out how much we want to take off. So you want this to fall into the eyebrows right, so we're going to do this into the eyes. So again, we're going to match it to that point and that point there there we go and just with the razor and your thumb pinching like that against the razor creates that finish and just slide up like that, pull it out towards you put that out there. We go same again a lot of length now we'll work again horizontally now, another secondary shaping, leaving the fringe out. I think it's actually moved like this she'll work with the razor same thing again, i'm trying to work it going from forward to back. So i want to encourage this hair have that direction to come back like so i'm trying to force that hair just to fall back nice and easy same again, i'm gon na! Do it the other way. Now some batter front just again to switch up that texture to encourage the hair to fall forwards. It'S just that's a lot of texture when he does push it back. It just falls very easily for him all the way over that and just mix it up. Whichever way you want left right left right just to create that texture get the fringe out just gon na mirror what we did on the other side over remember. This is going back now front. It'S about to really encourage the hair to fall back and back to front and all the way over. Let me just mix this bit up now as well. Whichever way you want to pull this out, i'm sure i'll start to thin this out a little bit as you can see it's very thick. So this is all just accumulation of bulk and length working horizontal and i'm working horizontally through the top as well. Just from, like the say, the middle to the ends, so i can see we're going too close to the roots. Again, we don't want this to stick up we're just looking to try and thin it out and texturize it. The last little bit of texture we'll do before i start to style. This is i'm just going to do a little bit of texturizing through here, a little bit of root, lift as well just to give a little bit of height so from halfway up just working through the hair, okay, so a little shorter bits of them short bits. There they're going to help them stand up and not sit so flat. I'M going quite deep with this, because, obviously it's very thick hair here again, i'm leaving the fringe out. I want that fringe to really just fall very natural, so i'm not trying to dictate or change the way that wants to fall. Okay, that's a really big part of this look is that kind of like separation at the front, like a curtains vibe? So i'm not looking to do too much to that it's more everywhere else. I want to work on there. We go. That'S looking nice. So what we'll do this? This little bit of cream? Okay start with about a sort of five. What would you say that was like a five pence piece so rub it between our fingers all over i'm gon na scrunch this into the hair. Now this is towel, dried, okay. So this is what you can do at home. You can do this towel driving. You can let this dry. Naturally, i'm gon na speed up the process by using the diffuser, a diffuser is probably the closest you'll get to naturally drying your hair. Okay. I want this just to be a loose kind of curtains like that, so it just falls very naturally, as you can see, there's no center part in this because i cut it either side of the center. So you know you're not left with that kind of center part. Okay, now it comes to using diffuser. You want to dry the way you want to fall like this okay, but you can add a little bit something to it as well. So high speed, medium heat just start by drying it over the style just use your fingers just to pull it into place. You want to go and just dry it over the style like that. Okay, emphasize a bit more by just pushing on the hair to bring up my tail a bit more, i'm just looking for it to just sit in a very natural way, which it looks very effortless for alfie as well. It doesn't look like we've actually styled it. Like this, except we have all right a little secret. So when you're doing like any photo shoots or something is this kind of styling, where you make it look effortless, but we've done a style for alfie that is based on a photograph that he showed me that works for your hair. Okay, now again utilizing the razor. I thought was just a brilliant way to create that really messy look in his hair and that very natural effortless look as well, so the perimeter of the hairline just being really messy and choppy with storage structure in it um, but also that that lovely kind of Way the ends are clutched, just that very serrated finish just perfect for this kind of style, because you see all the surefits through it, but it doesn't look untidy now the last checks i need to do now. I need to take off the neck collar and just check the neck. Okay, so head down for me again. There we go so again when we go about clean. This to me is clean okay, shorter on the neck. It'S not hanging over the collar, but we've got that structure and that shape in there that holds it in place. It'S got shape all the way around it doesn't look out of place, doesn't look odd on air on alfie's head, it all sits nice and the final test is. I want you to run your fingers through your hair. Okay, so i want you to run your fingers together and start the way you'd like to style it. This is absolutely perfect. Do it just one of your things, it will fall back. I promise you, oh my goodness. I love it. It'S cool see without being in the center i've just dried it like that for you, okay yeah, and you get the little flicks through there again you get what you'll find when you're working with a razor right you get unevenness through. So you get a little bit that looks a little bit longer. You got a bit that looks a bit shorter than one day, you'll wake up and go. Oh that's a bit longer! Oh actually it matches now it all fits in well with each other all right. It just adds that real natural finish, especially that shape that you're looking for. I love it happier absolutely. This is perfect. Awesome thanks man right! Let me just show you now take the gown off, so you've got your true clothing on as well. So you see a bit better again: it always works. When you take the gown off, because then the haircut really comes to life, with what you're wearing as well. That is what you get so you've got that weight at the back. Wow you've got that shape sitting in there's also. Does that look clean to you? It'S just perfect. It looks nice. Thank you very much man. There we go. This is this. Is it awesome? Oh thanks. Man, i'm glad we got there mate. We got there, but i liked your input, though i thought you wanted, so it was nice to work together with that as well. This is like so much like this is so me. This is this is what i've been envisioning for the longest time, because i've been i've been wanting to get a haircut for at least a month, yeah yeah yeah. I was like yeah, i'm ready for this awesome man, that's weird! I love it. But again the thing is, i don't want you to be precious with your hair again, your job that you do you're filming video content, you're going to be moving about exactly. I don't want this to be the only way you wear it. So that's why i said just run your fingers through it right. I don't want you to be stuck. I can't move it now, because it looks like this yeah. It will always look like that and it one day it might not one day it might more move over to one side. It doesn't matter because it's all cut evenly and you've got the shape in there yeah. This is on you and then you start taking the perimeter everything i want yeah. Even more. That'S awesome, i'm so happy! You