Men'S Bangs Haircut Tutorial - Thesalonguy
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In this video I describe how to cut men's bangs. This is a look that is making a come back in men's grooming. The hair needs to be layered in order for the bangs to lay properly. It's all about adding texture and movement.
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In this video segment for Technique Tuesdays, I share my technique's on cutting men's bangs. This is great for guys that have an emo, scene, skater or edgy haircut.
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Hey guys, I'm Stephen a salon guy and welcome to technique Tuesday's today, I'm going to share with you guys how to cut men's bangs. Let'S get started as you can see, this mannequin Harry's pretty much got straight across bangs and you know a lot of guys. These days are wearing their hair a little more edgy and are looking for a little more texture throughout their style and, as you can see, this haircut, it's kind of like you know an emo haircut or seen haircut or you know something a little more edgy. But you still have all this here to work with, so this this technique, video, is going to share. You show you guys how to kind of lose softness up a little bit and get a little more layers and softness throughout here. So it's not so heavy. It'S got a little more movement to it. So the first thing I like to do and I'm doing this dry as you can see, is I want to start with layering. So we've got this here which blends into the length here. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to simply take this whole section throughout the front here and connect it a little more with the length on top and what that does. Is it actually creates more layers which takes what is layering do or it moves wait? So I'm just going to go through this whole top right here and I'm just going to bring everything kind of towards the center and blend the this part. In with this a little more just so, it creates some more layering and remove some more the weight. Now I'm going to cut the length a little bit here and I'm going to do that just by simply chopping into or texturizing into the bottom here kind of like point cutting okay. So now that I've established a little bit more of a bought this length up a little bit now, I've got the layers into here, which is a little, but you can see it's softened up into here now, it's time to texturize this. So what you want to do is here's, where all the fun techniques start. What I'm going to start doing first is slide. Cutting okay slide cutting is, when you simply slide your scissor, with using just your thumb and you're, going to place the scissor right pretty much on the top layer of hair right, underneath it and start to move that thumb a little bit and work your way down. You'Re constantly moving the thumb, your your this way, you're not chopping too much you're, not cutting his head and you're, just simply removing the weight. This way all right. This is a great technique to also soften up the bangs right in the front. Here it's a great great great way to remove excess weight and you can do this throughout the top as well. Another one of my favorite techniques is using the thinning shear you've seen me. Do this a bunch of times, but if you haven't here we go so what you do. Is you take a chunk of hair like like this twist it and come in with it's sitting, shear and just chop into it like that? That also again is going to help take out a lot of the weight, and this really really does a great job of doing that, and what twisting it does is it takes a lot of that hair and it just creates better separation. So it's not, you know cutting too much or too little. It just helps really thumb create more of that separation complete when you make that twist, it's so pokey, so you can feel the bulk of that and that's where coming in with the Shearer well with the thinning shear will help get rid of that excess bulk. It also creates a nice texture. Now you can also do it freehand as well. You can simply just take sections like this and do some chomps into it, which is going to really really help remove the way also, but you really want to make sure you're coming you're putting a sear in and you're getting out of there quickly. You don't want to really chop too too much or do it in slow, slow motions, because you might take away too much hair but you'll be able to feel it. With your experience, you'll be able to tell how much you actually need to remove, and the last technique is using a razor which many of you guys are familiar with. Is the feather razor? What I'm going to do is I'm going to find where this shorter piece or is on top the back length and slide cut on the top layer of the hair, which is going to connect and help blend in these two, as well as remove a lot of The weight this sometimes, if you do too much of this - you want to be careful because it can change the texture of the hair, but this also really really is great for someone who has super super thick hair and really really really wants that textured piece. You look in it and this mannequin here you can see, he's really got thick hair. You know I mean this is really really really a lot of it. So all these techniques are going to be great for this type of hair type and then what you can do in the front legs like this. Is you see, we've softened this a little bit here, but if you want to be a little more creative with it, here's where you can come it come them like that and create some shorter edge of your pieces and leaving some longer as well with the razor By slide cutting down this way and that will help create some definition and separation throughout the front, as you can see, this clearly created a lot of great texture, really loosen this up a little bit, and it also gives you a lot more freedom in order for Styling as well, and and this has no product in it and as you can see because of the way we texturize it and remove from that weight, all that's going to really help with creating this style of getting. You know more pieces that are going to stay up and get more texture. You know and again this is with no product, so this is really really cool and I love this kind of haircut, which you know. Look at my look at this. This is what I'm stuck with guys, so thanks so much for watching Technic Tuesday's. I hope you enjoyed the video, don't forget to check out my other videos throughout the week. Also, please subscribe to my channel. I really means a lot to me. Thank you for your comments. If you have any other questions or any techniques, you want to see, leave them in the comments below or you can email me, Stephen Ste pH en, and the salon guy com thanks. So much and I'll see you guys next time you
Comments
Severian: This really helped me tighten up my greasy bowl-cut. Thanks, bald man.
Roxana Rojo Yantos: Thank you so much!!! This is exactly my son’s hair & style!!! Every time I cut his hair, I review this video.
Ann Heron: Of all the hair cutting tutorials I have seen so far, this is definitely the most helpful!
Etta Objectives: I cut my bangs by myself and didn't know how to make them straight up with texture. After watched your demonstration, I know now. Thanks!
Robbie Robinson: Great tutorial man! I can now work towards perfecting many styles I wear. Thanks so much for posting this! It's always been the layering technique that was most unclear.
Dominic Anderson: i tried it on my own and now my hair looks cool B)
Abel Solorzano: You are such a genius. Since I was about 12 I always wanted long hair. I was in foster care so I couldn’t have my own style. But I knew I wanted this! My step dad always shaved my head but as time grew on. We grew apart... just cause my hair lol, a religious thing...BUT. I understand a dad view, also u gotta let ur child explore their hair. Ever since I’ve been longing for this style and today I chopped my bangs like u showed me and holy smokes. My wife thinks I went to a salon!!! Shhhh!!! She doesn’t know I follow ur genius!!!
Julius Del Rosario: cut my own hair with success thanks to this thank you.
mmmCoffee: man one of my goals is to get my hair cut by you Salon Guy.
Dela Cruize: Thank you your my hero dude ️
Antonio GaGa Drag420: at video im not a hairstylist or anything but i do my hair myself and started doing it myself 7yrs ago after a hairstylist ruined it and gotta say thanks for this video im gonna do this on my hair next thanls again and keep up the great work!!!
Kajal Vasava: Woohoo! Success!! yesterday I cut my bf hair for the first time . He is so happy with new hairstyle , Thank You So Much for your this video.
ユカ: I love this video. Totally gonna try it.
John Doe: The biggest difficulty in cutting your own hair is doing the back. the parts where you can maneuver around and see is easy like the bangs and sides
WateryIce54321: Thank you for the reference. I always seem to forget how to cut hair between sessions and then your videos remind me :D
Nikhil Mathew: Stephen : i can only guide others to the treasure i cannot possess.
LoudCitizen: Oh, dude, help — HELP! My barber really screwed up my hair. 1] He’s been great and has cut it better than anyone for a long while; 2] I switched to a cool mop (very cool) and he did a fantastic job the first time based on photos I found (Feb 28); 3] His English is not so good; 4] Second time on the mop (March 31), I combed my bangs straight ONLY to show him (generally) how long to keep the front (barely above my eyebrows — otherwise he’d go too short); 5] He took me literally and did a freaking straight bowl cut RIGHT ACROSS MY FOREHEAD! YIKES! 6] Awful, after it dried, it was far above the brows and looked BUTCHERED! And still straight but chopped! 7] Next time (May 8) I warned him and he DID IT AGAIN!! 8] Okay, not to brag, but my hair is a gorgeous silver-gold-blonde color when it grows out, I get tons of compliments when it’s cut right (very weird, sometimes every day of the week, I’m not lying and I can send pictures); 9] I cannot risk this disaster a third time. Please, how do I convey this to him???! Or if I switch, how do I ensure the next person doesn’t screw it up? How hard can it be to make a gorgeous head of hair glorious without butchering it??
Julie Isobelle Hauge: I know this is like 3 years ago.. But could you make more of the Technique Tuesdays videos?
AdamofBlastWorks: It's taken me my whole life up until a week ago to realize that my hair cut looks like a bowl cut... I just want something that covers my forehead without looking like or straight up being a bowl cut. Not very edgy and extremely low maintenance would be nice, but I'll settle for whatever I can that's not a bowl cut.
Bryan Jay: The hairstylist here is so professional, to the point that his hair became bald headed lmao
Anthony671: what are all the tools needed in this?
Justin Crael Udan: When you want that hairstyle but to shy to say it to your barber
ElPapu: Was looking for something like this , to show to my barbershop
lalit pun: you are awesome!!!!!!! :D
Deathculture: can regular , non-hair stylists buy thinning shears?
Dru Roberts: hiya mate any chance of tutorial on straight cut fringe for men short fringe and possibly long also cheers
OnlyFoxie: How to have a wavy hair like mannequin: Dont use shampoo
farah nouri: You always great wonderful video thanks for your time and help
Walter R.: I want that mannequins hair lol
Cameron Sams: My hair stabs my eyes so I need this
The Paradox: I laughed my ass off when I looked at the guys face
Don Johnson: can you do a jin kazama bangs turorial? thanks
Milan: the fact that he's bald makes the experience way better xd
Shamin Ahmed: How about putting up a bowl cut with a little texture added to it.
Akadelmaa: This guy looks good bald No cap
Anna Maria Gonzalez: Thank-you!
3kim2min2jung: I just love bangs
Relative Strength Advantage: You are awesome thanks
Mûrât Jan: My Friend will be stuck as well, He's having a Hair losse that Feels Real Bad it as Real
Miaes TV: Please teach us how to cut our own hair
Rich beast: Best basic techniques for beginner barbers pls
SportsPhilippines: Can you pls make a video on a how to fix a super short bangs done by my barber. Im a man.
Bi Curious Dirt Bike Boi: I wanna grow my hair that long but I’m not sure if I have the right face to pull it off
KiNA: what is the name of this hairstyle called? i want to tell my stylist what i want..
JC: Wish my hair was that thick
Jose Alvarez: my hair is really thin so it doesn't get that shape or texture :(
pxal 88: 0:15 ah finally a hentai protagonist hair
Maria Mack: Very nice thank u a client ask me for 3 long layers she say I give her to many d last hear cut any advise
Jack liu: nice haircut bro
JC: Wish my hair was that thick
Joshua Bag-o: Thanks man ..
Justin Penaranda: LOL this did not turn out well for me..... Not sure how you guys cut your own hair... For me, it seems so hard to get the scissors to even be aligned with the hair i want to cut
Luke Nash: Thank you
Gleen Oinometse: thank you.
Jon Melendez: I’m take a guess and say you worked at super cuts before...
zayd: I heard I have an ooblong face and the best hair for this is bangs
Mohsin Moin-ur-Rasheed: Man! your the most BadAss Stylist I'v ever scene.
Jacob Bordey: Plz plz plz do mitchell musso's haircut he kinda has a skater look. Search him up at google
Jeremy F: this shit is like advanced calculus to me lol
Topan Lazuardi: instruction is unclear, my hair end up bowl cut
Jacob Bordey: It will mean the world if u do it
Richard Alaniz: That was tight
Dean Spall: Looks like Bryce halls hair to me
cooliest: Yea... I don't know what I'm doing LOL
Guchi Verse: MAH EYES
kar Arévalo: Can you cut my hair? please !!!
Slowed Hits: Cool
Lance: yeah just keep yanking on that hair
Kamal Shallu: what's nice cut plz i need to job
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Benjamin : why this video is so weird?
JosefDoesThings: Doesn’t work on pubes guys
bluegazer: My hair is hot not he hot good look good not That is hot fire
Trwo & Ink: I am not doing this lol
Jacob Bordey: Not emo
Jenesis De Guzman: Anyone 2021??
rrjjaimes: Wtf no. Wtf no. T
Spud Ryan: Edgy ha, try going into prison with a haircut like that and tell your fellow inmates that you're, 'edgy'...
rrjjaimes: Terrible hairstyle