How To Cut Your Curly Bangs At Home? | Controlled Chaos

Don'T don't hi girlfriend it's a lot of veteran hairstylist salon, owner and curly hair expert and I'm here to teach you how to cut curly bangs at home. Rule number one! Don'T do it, but if you're stranded deserted on an island somewhere for months at a time - and you don't have access to great salon who specializes in cutting curls or you live in a pineapple under the sea or if you have some sort of really great excuse. That you are in such an emergency that you need to pull out scissors and cut your own hair. I'M going to show you the safest way to do it. Rule number two: you can only do this once if you keep cutting your own hair you're in for a world of hurt, so one time, one time only that's not two ones. One, Oh baby is the other rule number one. So I'm gon na show you guys how to do it. I look terrible with curly bangs, but I just watched some horrifying YouTube videos with girls, cutting bangs with all sorts of gadgets and giving a bunch of bad advice, and it actually came out looking okay at the end - and I thought, oh, my god, people are actually Gon na do this in things that they're gon na be okay with trying this, and it's not gon na turn out that way, don't cut your hair with kitchen scissors might looks okay for a minute, but you're literally giving yourself split ends right then, when you cut That so the next day, when you realize what you've done and your curls spring up shorter than you realize, you're also gon na have split ends, so you'll need them cut again immediately, so make sure you at least go to the beauty, supply store and get. You know even a $ 30 pair of shears that someone might use if they were going to beauty school, to cut mannequin hair or something something decent. That'S good enough for your one-time, curly, bang haircut and I also know there are some people that live in areas that they just don't have any salons that specialize and curl, and sometimes it can be scary or going to a hairstylist. Who knows nothing about curl and you might want to take your curl, take a bangs into your own hands. So I'm gon na give you the do's and don'ts hi. I was just watching what adults that I just watched was pulling their hair like this and then just coming up, it's horrifying to me to watch these videos of people that are not air stylist, just hacking away at their hair. I think she thought it turned out. Ok too, but it was not look, not leaving any names, but it was a lot of people watched it. So I thought wow are a lot of people actually doing this, because there are probably a lot of people crying right now. Oh, we already determined that I will not look good with curls by using these little clips pulling my hair up into place. You can use bobby pins to do that too, but that's a good way to find out if you'll look good with curls put them all back Wow, but first determine if you have the right phase shape for curly bangs. These are my short little curly bangs. I do not. I don't like the mullet looks like my hair, so I have flat spots here. I don't get enough body and I'm definitely not willing to cut my bags all the way back to here, so that then I can have a big pouf up here and look like a or a mushroom something that's a good way to look just kind of. Let yourself see if you look good, it is like up there, so I'm just going to do a longer version so that I won't have to wait so long for them to grow out plus the short ones really do. Look terrible on me and I have fine hair. I want to keep as much of all you as I can with my curls here. I want these perlier parts to lay on top of the flat spots underneath, so I don't want to cut any of that hair and I'm not going to go crazy about making sure I have a perfectly even section, because I actually like it better. If my hair is, it doesn't have any harsh lines in it, but I do want to keep coming. You know, keep the hair coming from pretty much all the same place see how that is not even at all. That will be really hard to manage say if I want to put my hair up or something so you do want to get sort of a straight line there. This, as you can see, is pretty sparse. It'S not gon na leave a lot of things. So I'd have like this mini. I think if I got them, this Supervision wouldn't really do much. So I'm gon na start with this much and I'm doing them dry. Normally I do all haircuts wet, but not thanks keep in mind, even though my hair is already dry, my hair's fine, so it won't spring up a ton, but this hair that I'm about to cut off still weighs something right. So, if you imagine I'm taking this ah, this is gon na bring up it's already dry. It'S already got styling product in it and it's already dried in place. So it's not going to spring up right now, it's going to spring up when I get it wet and then it coils back up again - and I put my product in and restyle it, but right now the product is in it kind of holding it in place. But when I cut it, it's not going to spring out I'll show you guys that too. So you want to leave it at least from my hair type, which is fine a quarter of an inch longer than you want them to be, and you want to cut them without any tension, so you don't pull them and got them. Oh, you leave them in place. I like to separate it a little bit so that I'm getting more pieces cut, because my curls do clump pretty well together and then cut them individually. It'S just not gon na look good. When it's done. I saw somebody else with like kitchen scissors. She literally took her hair and pulled a huge section. She had like this and was just like, so you want to go in and cut with very sharp shears each individual pearl for fine hair, a quarter of an inch longer than you want it to be after you wash it. If you have thick hair, it's gon na shrink up even more the tighter the curl is the longer you want it to be. You can always cut more off. You can't so err on the side of link to always this individual one, I'm going to use as a guide in the very center, and I like to cut curls barely in large clumps at an angle. I'M just going to cut that off and then that's going to shrink up even more than that and I'm gon na lengthen them as I go out. So then I just take this and, like I said it doesn't all have to be even it's better. There'S a little bit of texture, you don't want to cut pearl straight point cut them this way, just go down a little bit notice, I'm not putting any tension, I'm not pulling the curl at all. What do they get it wet? It'S not all gon na be even anyway they're gon na this one might decide that it wants to curl back in with this one. I'M constantly gon na have to keep them separated, but - and I always wear my hair pull outside, but for the most part that is about it so check out these bags. Shrinkage is, this is why we don't cut curl dry, there's a misconception that if you cut the pearl when it's dry, it won't shrink up anymore and, as you can see, that's not true that shows you the dangers of cutting curls dry. You really need to go to an expert to have your curls cut and if you want to learn more about that, please comment below click subscribe and ring the bell next to the subscribe button so that you'll get notifications for new videos every time we drop lines. I don't know if I should make the bun your face. Hide your wife hide your kids hunter bang. Everything everybody out here!