How To Cut 60'S Bangs | Tuesday Trim Live

Don'T let it fall on me is don't be late, touching i can't already late uh. I want to be there and baby dance the night away. I let my head down. If i want don't you just get tired, chasing fame and being pretty all the so much better beauty queens. If i want, let yourself be free, and maybe you will find a very smarter life than being pretty honey. Let'S a good just looks like you can't do better, so much better um you care baby. Kick your shoes off! You don't have to hide it baby. Let your head down be a little wilder baby. Kick your shoes, you can do you can do better. You can do better, oh, oh, hey! So, what's up guys welcome to today's class super excited to have all of you guys here hanging out with me uh if you're in the chat, i see you guys already uh blowing it up. Thank you guys so much for joining me today. I'M really excited again to uh to share with you this cut today we're gon na be focusing on how to cut 60 style bangs. So basically, what i did was i looked up. Trending things for 2021. What'S going to be popular um, so that's what i like to teach and 60s bangs was one of them: uh, the queen's gambit. I think that's how you say it uh hairstyle, with the flips that might be coming back. So that's exciting, uh as well. That was definitely something that was popular in 2004 uh when i was in beauty school and then also uh. What was the last thing and a complete refresh so just like shaving, your head and starting from scratch? How many of the? How many of you guys in the chat actually want to do that? Let me know uh down there, hello to everyone. I see you guys saying hi. Thank you. So much remember the one thing i would love for you to do in this class is not only be a part of the chat, so i guess that's two things not only be a part of the chat, but uh. Also uh share share this video as much as you can. Let'S grow this room, let's get it as big as possible. One thing i've noticed is that um, when i do the countdown i like doing the countdown to get you guys involved, get you guys chatting and going and then we build the room and then we start, but i feel like the countdown kind of makes the room A little bit smaller, so, let's get it back up there give it a share and let's get as many people in here as we can all right, so uh and congratulations to ashley. I see that uh she's gon na have a baby, so that's very cool uh. So congrats to her um, all right cool. So if you're an og, i see you guys posting in the chat, uh right og if you've been watching this for a long time. Basically, that means you're an original uh and you've been watching this i've been doing this for, like 70 weeks now uh and if you're new type new in the chat as well colleen. What'S up from illinois, i'm from illinois as well so uh very cool to see you in there, let's see uh. Let me pop up my tuesday trim logo here. Where is it at? Is that it nope? That'S not it lower! Third! Is this it? I don't think so, where's my tuesday, oh there, it is pop. There we go now. I feel better. Now i feel better, all right cool, so uh also this is brought to you by minervabeauty.com. So if you guys are looking for salon furniture to upgrade your salon, make your salon look a little more fresh and new check out my friends at minervabeauty.com. They have the best furniture salon, equipment blow dryers anything you're. Looking for really for your salon, you can find at minervabeauty.com they've, been sponsoring this class and you know just free salon, education in general for the longest period of time. Basically, since i started, i met the owner, jay uh out at a millennium uh software event and he jumped on board right away and, and we've been good friends and uh. You know they've supported free salon, education for a very long time. So, thank you to minerva beauty, for that. You guys should thank them in the chat as well and uh make sure you hit that share button because we're live on their facebook as well, every tuesday and they're really the reason that i'm consistently doing this because uh this has got to be the longest running. Consistency, i've ever had uh in a classroom setting because i'm always changing things up so very exciting. Um rhode, island loves matpack. Thank you, uh carlin. I appreciate that. So how do you say your name? That'S a cool name all right, so uh jessica welcome esther from india tons of people from india in the chat today, love it uh and my aunt debbie's on here. What'S up aunt debbie, how are you glennis good to see you so so many people very excited? Let'S start getting into the class today again we're going to focus on 60s bangs. Let me pull up a couple of the images uh that i pulled from the harper's bazaar article uh, here's the first one. So here's what i love about this style and why? I think it's a cool class for today and what i've been seeing with the videos i've been posting on youtube is that there tends to be a lot more. When i see a lot more views going to certain things i can tell, and - and i've made past videos with bangs like this too, so i see kind of the trends moving and shifting and what videos get popular and when they get popular. So this textured bang. So we'll call it a texture, bang, you can call it a 60s bang whatever you want to call it. It'S a nice lightweight fringe. So i want to show you guys how to cut that today, but also the thing that separates this and kind of changes. It a little bit is that layering around the face, but it's not short layers, so there's two trends that are happening. The other one was super shaggy. Now i think that's going to fit into some clients, but i don't think it's going to fit into all your clients, so we've got super shaggy uh and then we've got kind of this longer layered face frame, and i like both so i've done a lot of The super shaggy lately and now we're gon na go into i'm gon na show you guys how to cut those layers around the face, but how to keep them long and then i'm going to pretend i'm not sure. But let's just say this is moving in and maybe we got a client that doesn't want to lose a lot of length in the back of their hair. They, like it nice and full back there. I'M going to pretend, like our client today, doesn't want a lot of layers in the back, so we're going to do most of the layering in the front we're going to push that weight to the back. Let it be a little bit longer back there and then we're going to cut that light fringe. So a lot of fun things that are going to happen in this cut. Let me give you another version of this um and i don't know who these celebrity pictures are, but uh, maybe you guys do and that's not that important. So here we go here is another one, but you can see same kind of cut, so feathered, bang, texture, bang. However, you want to call it layered, bang and then soft long layers around the face, and i love because when you look at um right in the front part of the the face frame, you could see how the pieces go in, but they're heavy like it's heavy Right after that, there's not really any layering, so i want to show you guys how to do that as well. All right so hope you guys are excited we're going to get started in the cut. I want to show you guys how to section it real, quick and then uh we'll get into it. It'S going to happen real fast. This isn't a very complicated haircut, so here we go all right and if you guys have questions again uh, you guys know the drill, but those of you that are new the best way to ask a question: is a type q put in your question in the Chat that way um i can see it because i'm seeing the chat from all the different social platforms we have about uh 500 and some people on here live right now. So you know there's a lot of chat going on on my screen, so uh. In order for me to see your question. Just type q then put in your question that way when i scroll up through or i try to find questions, i can find them easily. That would be appreciated and there's going to be people that jump on here. Late start asking questions you guys in the chat. Your job is to remind them, hit q and then put in your question, and that will help disclaimer do not try this at home, uh yeah. Let me move these comments up. Let me get rid of this guy, so jess is saying: do not do this at home? Yes, do not do this at home, find a professional to do it. Robert reed in the house, what's up ergo brushes we're going to be using some ergo brushes today, good to see him in there again, um all right cool guys, let's get started so here we go um back over to the mannequin here now i'm gon na take My ergo paddle brush here and what we're gon na do is we're gon na brush everything straight back. So my goal is to get nice clean sections and get a nice clean plan um to execute the haircut now anytime. You go in to do something. It doesn't matter whether it's a business thing, a sports thing, a haircut doesn't matter. You have to have a plan going into it. So, let's plan out what we're going to do, and let me explain that plan as we go and then we'll have a successful end. Result so let me tighten this up a little bit all right, so i brush everything back using the paddle brush. Now, there's one thing i'll: give you a little tip for using a paddle brush, there's two different ways: you can use it. You can use it horizontally or you can use it vertically. Now. Look at the difference. Let me see if this will focus so here we go so look at how you can't see through the bristles right there that that way. So when you use the brush horizontally, you pull more tension to the hair right now. If you use it vertically, you can see that you can see through it. So that means that when i use this brush see if it'll focus there we go so you can see right through it. So when you use this brush vertically you're getting more of a detangling motion. So if you have a lot of tangles in your hair, you want to work through the hair. First, you go through vertically. That'S what i did on this mannequin and then once i get it kind of detangled, then i'll go through horizontally and i'll brush the hair back and get that tension in there now. The other thing i want to say is that beyond salon furniture beyond salon, furniture and uh - maybe even blow dryers, because we don't sell blow dryers everything that you're seeing on this class, you can purchase at free. Our salon. Wait, i don't know my own website shop. Fsc.Com, so here is uh the website. Let me pop it up there. So all the tools, the scissors combs clips, the tri-razor everything that i'm going to use in this cut today you can purchase on our website also disclaimer. This is a full class, so i will be taking questions. I will be taking my time, i'm filming this video. I wasn't, but i am now filming this video for youtube to cut it up and make it a smaller video later. So if you guys, like the smaller content, you like a 10-minute video, then maybe this class isn't for you. This is a class focused towards professionals and we're here to learn, grow together and build a community. So i will be taking your questions. I will be focused on you guys in the chat i will be focused on the technique and taking my time and getting a great result. So with that being said, let's keep going all right so now, once we get it brushed back, what i'm going to do is i'm going to take my comb uh and i'm going to work the hair straight back off of the head i'll lower this a little Bit so i'm gon na work the hair straight back off the head. I also want to give a shout out to danielle. She might even be in the room next door shout out to danielle for doing this hair color. It'S making things a lot more exciting and interesting. I noticed that jess in the chat said. I love the color on the mannequins lately. Well, thank you danielle for that. So here we go comb it back. Now, i'm going to split it straight down the center. All right - and the first section that i want to take out of here - is the fringe. Now, the one thing about the 60s bang that we uh we looked at in those images - is that it's a pretty thick fringe. So what i want to do you can determine how thick you want that to be based on the section that you create, so i'm going to create a triangle, no matter what that's nice, matte um. So i'm going to create a triangle, no matter what so, depending on how thick i want that fringe to be is depending on how far back i'm going to take the fringe section. So, but no matter what i'm going to connect it with the hairline over here. So here we go there we go so right here. You can see that this is the hairline. So what i'm doing is no matter where i move back on the head shape. I'M still going to come down to that hairline, because that hairline is basically where the hair wants to fall to the side, and i don't want to cut into this hairline unless i do it on purpose. At the very end, i never really want to connect that hairline here to the fringe, because then you end up with sideburns instead of a fringe right, so it goes a little bit further back. So here i'm going to decide. Let me go to the top view. Let me zoom in a little bit for you guys all right, okay! So now i want to decide how far back do i want to go on to create the fringe i'm going to go just at the curve of the head, maybe just a little bit above it so right here and i'm going to draw a line down to That hairline, a little bit more angled, take just a little bit more hair, draw it out comb this hair forward just like this, and then i'm going to slide a clip to save it for later. Save your work right now, i'm going to do the same thing on the opposite side. So i'm going to draw a point here down to the hairline. So point here draw down to the hairline that one went into the hairline a little bit so adjust and re-comb. Now i take this entire triangle section in my hands and now i can stand in front of my guest so right here and i can check for the balance here. Does it look? The same on both sides looks pretty good. I'M going to take just a little bit more there. We go into my hand, comb it nice and tight, i'm going to comb this section forward and then twist it and clip it away, comb it forward, and we will focus on this section later on in the cut all right now, we'll pop back to the main Camera here so now, what's the next move, i want to make those you guys have been watching me for a long time. You know exactly what i'm going to do, which is split the front and the back of the head, and how do we do that? So i'm going to turn her just like this. Now anytime, you want to make a clean parting in the head, you're going to comb the hair in the direction you're going to make the parting, so i keep working until i get the hair flowing in that direction. I want to create a vertical section and i want it to be right at the hairline down here. So we go comb comb and then i draw a vertical line straight down the back. I want to go a little bit further over so i'll re-comb and we'll go just like that, just a little bit more, that's good! So now i comb. Now all this hair is the same density. I'Ll repeat myself till the day i die. That'S my goal is to make sure that i know exactly where i'm working on the head shape and that each section that i take, i know exactly what's going on with the density, so that i can make the best decision possible. So, let's back out a little bit come here, so i'll comb, this hair up nice and tight at the root, keep everything nice and clean once it's nice and tight i'll twist it. This color is going to look super cool the end and i'm going to do the same thing on the opposite side, spinner. So right here i can see a guide from what i took on the other side, so i'll just follow that back over and try to connect vertically with the hairline. So here it's pretty good, don't always nail it on the first time, but sometimes you do so comb. This hair back bring this hair up in my hand, we're going to comb it up and clip it away for sure i can move that tuesday trim twist it nice clip it away. Look at her little baby, uh baby hairs around the hairline. That'S a normal thing! All right so i'll comb, this hair into the back all right and then you guys will be able to see this i'll spin it for you. Let me shrink this tuesday. These tuesday vibes down a little bit whoops just threw it away there. You go how's that guys better um, that's much better. I don't know why. I didn't do that in the first place. That'S why i got you guys in the chat. Let me know all right, saturate, the back. What i'm going to do is i'm going to cut this one length in the back to get a nice blunt line to start my haircut and then i'm going to layer the front. So let me show you guys the sectioning zoom in a little bit get her head straight. Okay, let me give her a spin, so you can see this diagonal piece down to the hairline here. Then you've got your vertical line from the high point of the head or high crown area down to the hairline here. Spin it around you got the same thing, high point or high crown here down to the hairline and then in the front, creates that triangle piece for the fringe, all right. So now, as we go into the back, i got my minerva cutting stool, best, cutting stool. I'Ve ever had in my left, see if i can show you guys: oh yeah nope there. It is this guy first off, look how thick that is, and the wheels look at the wheels. It'S like rollerblading to your haircut all right here we go so i'm gon na grab two clips to work through the back, and i've got my scissors here, zoom in a little bit. So what i'm gon na do is i'm going to comb this hair down and i'm going to cut a blunt line in the back now. I don't because i can see through this section pretty easily. I don't need to section it too many times and i'm not going to waste your guys time doing it. Would i do it in the salon, probably because i would want to just make sure it was perfect uh and obviously i want it to be perfect, but i know it's going to be because i can see through it so bring your hair down, i'm cutting it. One length all at the same elevation, which is zero, so i would cut it against her cape, but she doesn't have one. So i will cut it in my fingers here and i can see where the hair starts to get weak. So that's where i want to go in and i'm going to cut my line straight across just like that here we go, i'm going to work across, creating this balance line in the back, so just like that and in one second, you make everything. Look clean and nice and sharp so now. Thank you, ronda appreciate it. Let me go here, so this is the back and i might layer into it a little bit, i'm probably going to do just some more dry cutting technique throughout the back just to soften it. If it feels heavy, but if it feels fine, then i'm not even going to worry about it and now we're going to go into layering the front of the head. This is going to be a pretty cool technique because it's going to be not too complicated. We'Re going to do condensed cutting throughout the top, which means that we're going to pull all that hair kind of together to cut it and we're going to do it on a stationary guide in the middle. So here so basically the key when cutting this layered face frame is where do you want the layers to fall? Do you want them to fall towards the back? Do you want them to fall straight down so that there's layers throughout the sides or um? Do you want them to fall towards the face in this particular style? We want the layers to be most in the front of the face, so most here and less towards the back. So how do we do that? Let me turn her like this and we can determine what we want that sectioning to look like i like to support hair with the same angle that i'm going to hold the hair. So if i'm going to hold it at this angle, then that's going to be my parting. It'S going to mimic that, and that gives me a strong guideline to go off of. So that's what we're going to do the same thing today. We turn her even more so you can see the angle. So this is the split between the front and the back. I'M not bringing the back of the hair into this equation at all yet, and i'm going to draw from basically the top point here over and because this is a condensed section, i'm not really worried about how much hair it is because we're pulling it to a Stationary guide, if it was a traveling guide, it never would pull this much hair together at once. So here you can see the angle so now what i'm going to do, trying to see how i can show you guys this the best. So what i'm going to do is i'm going to pull this hair, so this entire section is going to come up straight up here and be cut at this point right here right, so i'm going to do it trying to see how i can show you guys Without being in the way there i'll pull it this way, which will be better anyways, so i'm going to come right across here and bring the hair to the front so i'll comb it up now somebody's thinking. How do you find your guide? How do you know what length to cut it at i'm picturing, where this piece is going to hit now, if you're not good at that, if you're not good at knowing where this piece is going to hit, then comb it to where you think it should be? Where you think you're going to put your section and then grab the top of this section, drop the rest and then see where it's going to fall. If that seems about right, then you should kind of know with eyeballing it where you're going to be at so for me, that's a little bit short. I don't want the layers to be that short, i'm going to be a little bit longer than that. So i'm going to comb it here go a little bit longer and then this is where i'm going to cut my line. So just like that up cut my line now, when i comb this out, you will start to see these pieces happening around the face. Let me do another section before i show you so right here. Take another diagonal forward parting there marilyn! Thank you so much all right. So here elevation, you turn the head. You can really get a feel for that parting right here, there's not much to cut at that point, because we're only really focused on cutting the front part of the hair. So this part here not so much the back, then i'll bring up the rest of this section and again just dusting the hair there. So now, when i comb this out, take a look at what we get. So you see these little pieces going towards the face here. That'S what we're going to style in and create so she'll. Have that fringe that straighter fringe, that touches the eyelashes right, that's the style and then she's got layers that disconnect from that fringe. Come all the way down here and start uh kind of hooking in in this finished style. Now we're gon na do the same thing on the opposite side to create same kind of long layers around the face. Let the hair out i'm going to saturate it again. All right so now same thing, i'm going to take from the top point of this sectioning. So let's look here from this top point here: i'm going to take a diagonal forward parting and that's what i'm going to start to bring across and elevate up. Okay, now here is the never ending question of guideline. So if you want, you can grab a piece from right here in the corner and you can grab another piece. This will be the top of your section. You can bring them out and you can literally cut this piece to match if you want them to be exact and then we'll over direct and pull everything forward so see if this is a good view for you guys, so i bring the hair over hair over To me, i can see that guide right. There keep everything combed. Let me go back to the front all right, so another diagonal forward bring that hair to me, scooping everything really working that hair at the scalp to make sure that you have even tension throughout your section like this. Oh you guys can't see that at all. That'S not helpful there. We go so right here, comb, everything towards me i'll work that line through re-comb. Let me just make sure we got a nice clean section in the back, we're not bringing the back of that hair into this there's not much to cut at this point there we go so now. Both sides have a long layered face frame and what i want to do is i want to go in and now connect make sure the back and the length are matching up. So i'm going to saturate this just a little bit and really i'll just comb. If this is a client in my chair i'll comb, the hair down have her maybe turn her head a little bit she's way out of the picture so maybe have her turn her head just a little bit or tilt her head to the side. So then, that way i can reach beyond our shoulders and i just need to dust these ends and have it match up. So that's all we're doing nothing super complicated there. The front part of this will fall out because that's the face frame part check. The other side here again just a little dusting cool, make sure the lengths balance and now we're going to move in to the fringe. Let me go here all right, so we let out the fringe area. I comb it down. So nice, even saturation on that fringe and we're going to go in and we're going to do some cutting using my tool. This is a tri-razor that you guys can get worldwide. Now we just shipped one to australia for jess. That'S in the chat right now. I can see her on youtube um. This went all the way to australia. So actually, i think we had a couple. People from australia buy this thing, so uh worldwide shipping shopfse.com it's our tool. We came out with it. You can only get it at shop fse at this moment and uh super cool, so it's got 100 cutting side. So you you can cut 100 of the hair. When you go so very much like a typical razor. I guess you could say um the one thing i love about this thing is that it feeds um. It feeds the hair in using kind of the design that we have here, and then we have our texture 25 side which we'll be using during this uh. 60S. Bang that we're about to cut so you got texture 25 cuts only 25 of your section. You have in your hand, and then you've got the texture 50 side that cuts 50 percent of the section. That'S in your hand, so when you're holding the hair and you work through it, you're going to take out 50 percent or 25 percent or 100 percent, so really cool, versatile tool uh, it also is replaceable blades. So when you look here, you can see the blades uh inside. So it's easy to change out the blades. You can also purchase the blades on our website, so there you go. That is the tri-razor available on shop fse, which is this website right here and again. We'Re shipping them worldwide, so you're going to see how easy it is for me to cut this fringe, and this is the reason for this tool. It'S probably the number one bang cutting tool um in my arsenal at this point um just because how easy it is to create a really cool, versatile fringe, especially the 60s fringe, so i've got the hair in my hand. Let me see here, i'm going to zoom out just a little bit and what i want to do so. They'Re saying that the 60 styles fringe rests on the eyelashes. So our number one goal is to make sure that that hair is gon na hit right about there at that point, um. Obviously, if i was in the salon, i cut this on my client and they were gon na have a little bit longer fringe. I wouldn't cut it shorter to save them time and money right, so i wouldn't take it shorter, that's a different style. I would keep it at the eyelashes, but what i would say, or maybe a little bit even uh above but in between the eyelashes and the eyebrow, nothing over the eyebrow or at the eyebrow, so in between is fine. That gives them two three weeks, probably of growth, and then it's going to be a little bit long. So what i would offer them is, maybe a bang trim add a cot at a small cost, because it takes no time not a lot of time. So you could offer them that or you could include it in your haircut price depending on what your haircut price is. So my haircut price is 100. If i you know, i would tell them that in three weeks, if they want to book for a 10 minute appointment, and i can trim their bangs a little bit more to keep it at that moment, like our goal as stylists and as people that are in A fashion business we're not trying to cut things short so that eventually it looks good we're trying to cut it. So it looks good now and then the maintenance of it would be you coming in every few weeks right. So this is that's. That'S kind of the deal, so you want to make sure you're, cutting a trendy, bang and then having a plan for your client to maintain it and if they can't maintain it and they need to cut it shorter, then for me i would recommend something. Just a little bit different for them all right. I want to take a little less that side all of a sudden. This is not looking as symmetrical as it once was there we go sorry guys. I can hear the focus thing going crazy right now, all right! So we've got our fringe now i want to make sure the hair is nice and evenly saturated. Before i go in with the tri-razor, it's going to give me the best results spin, her a little bit and now, when i comb this hair, i want to give it a slight elevation, so nothing too high uh, nothing too low, and the other thing is when You use a razor for cutting hair, the more you move up and down the more layered it's going to get and the shorter the pieces are that it's going to cut. So it's going to cut some a little bit longer and then, as you come up, it's going to start cutting them even shorter. So we want to do when we're looking to cut a fringe. We want to cut something a little um lighter and with a little less movement, so i'm going to kind of go up and down just like this with the tri-razor. Now i pinch the hair to fit into uh the section that the blade is so the width of this right here, the cutting portion, i'm gon na use the wide teeth of my comb to hold the bangs in front, and now, once we cut this, we will Go in and do a little freehand cutting, but this will get us pretty much at the length that we want. I don't want to hold it tight like this. If i hold it tight like this, and i cut it nice and tight it's going to spring back and and go crazy, especially if you have cowlicks. So i hold the hair on my hand, nice and natural, but i want to make sure that the tension is pretty even throughout. So all this looks pretty even throughout and now i'm going to go in. I'Ve got the hair at the width of the tri-razor and i'm just going to start cutting through just like this slight elevation, i'm not resting on the nose and i'm not rushing this. If you rush it the more you rush, it obviously the crazier it's going to get so now when we comb it out, you'll see that it's just in between at the eyelashes a little bit in between the eyelash and the eyebrow, and look how perfect that bang Is that we cut in literally two seconds of just moving it now remember that this tool isn't magical in a way of i had to comb the hair to the exact spot that it needed to be so this first off most important second, have a cool tool Like this, that can easily just do the job and then you're set up for success so uh. I know you guys are psyched on that and because i am too i just love cutting a fringe with this. It'S also nice and light, and then you've got your 25 texture side. So if it didn't feel like it was going to be textured enough, which i think it's going to be so i'm not going to cut into it too much more. I could always do the same exact thing or first just swipe with the 25 a little bit higher and then go in with my uh 100 cutting and finish the job right. So i could go a little bit higher 25 finish the job with the 100. So now, after seeing that, let's get the blow dry going so that you guys can see and here's another cool thing too - i want to show you guys actually real quick. Is i've got this back, it's all one length. So if i don't want to actually cut a ton of layers, but i do want to just add a little bit of movement to it - i can take a section of hair in the back here. Hold it down, the section is the same width as the tri-razor, and i could just go mid, shaft to ends and just swipe and remove 25 percent, and that will give me just a little pop of layering throughout the hair. But it won't make it too weak and that's kind of the the goal there. So 25 percent comes out and we'll do that on the three different sides of the head. Just like this show you again, let me zoom in on it. You guys can get a good view here so pop it just push through now. You got 25 percent of the hair coming out. Just like that, real simple and another thing, those you guys that just love using the try razor you have one. You could have cut this front using that too we could have. We could have pulled it all right here and then just 100 and just swiped a little bit and it would have created those layers as well. I like the cleanliness so there's two different styles. So let's say i choose scissor cutting over razor cutting in some instances, because i want to really have a nice clean, hard line. Otherwise i would do point cutting all the time or i would use a razor all the time. So the razor gives you more of a point, cutting effect a lighter feel to the ends and that's why i like that when i'm cutting a fringe, i like that when i'm cutting layers in the back, when i'm doing a perimeter line, i, like more of the Scissor, look the cleanliness of that so just depending on the overall style, if i'm cutting a shag in the front, i'll, probably use a razor on the whole thing, because i want that effect all right, so you guys can see. This is cool super fun! Um. Let me if you guys, hang out to the end of the class. I got a special little code for you guys if you make it to the end. So just hang in with me we're going to do some blow drying, i'm going to put some music on. While i do that and uh we're gon na make this look all nice and finished, and then we will go in and do some maybe dry detail work. We'Ll see what the end result looks like uh at that point, so product choices for this blow dry, i'm going to use paul mitchell soft style fast form. You can see right here. This is a great product, for it has a creamy consistency, but it's almost like a cream gel in a way, so it has a good amount of hold, we'll call it medium, flexible, whatever you want to call it. But for me i like having a little bit of control in some of my blow drys, especially if i'm trying to get smooth shiny finish. So it's kind of like a cream gel love the product. So i'm going to put it through all of the hair. There bring this back, do a little bit more, i'm going to do it through the ends here and in the back a little bit more in the fringe. Okay, then, once i get that product through i'm going to take my ergo paddle brush and i'm just going to brush the product evenly throughout the hair, this helps me really just get the hair not only evenly saturated, but you want the product on every bit because, If you don't put product on every bit of the hair, then you tend to you're going to get frizziness in some spots. Obviously you want the product to do the job throughout the whole entire head. So there we go got that in there last product i'm going to put in is paul mitchell, neuro, prime. So this is a uh heat protectant. It'S also a uv protectant. I believe. Let me just make sure it's been a while for all hair types. Technology helps provide exceptional thermal protection. Thermal protection we'll go with that. Let'S erase the uv part scratch that um. So i'm going to work that through the hair, just because i want to protect especially her ends, so think about this when you're talking to your clients about their hair, so many people rush to blow dry - they don't even put product in this - is a it's like Putting sunscreen on your hair for the heat of the blow dryer right, so you can go out there. It'S fine, but sometimes you're, going to get burned right and if you get burned, you're going to have rough ends. So if you want to go longer and longer and you want to grow your hair and you don't want it to be damaged, you got to make sure that you saturate your hair every bit of it with product to protect it. This hair here - and this is a good old sam burns line, but this hair has been on your head for years right. So hair is growing like eighth of an inch quarter of an inch whatever a month, maybe you're taking some vitamins, maybe you're a mutant. I don't know um, it could be growing faster but, let's just say quarter of an inch eighth of an inch a month, so this hair has been on your head for three to four years and um. Think about like your best pair of jeans right. This is the sam burns part your best pair of jeans doesn't even last three years if you washing and drying it every single day, so you really got to take care of it and make sure you have the products in it. So with that being said, we're going to go through and blow dry. I want you guys to get your dance emojis out, so i can see them. Hopefully, we're all having a great time in the chat getting to know some new people, and here we go so do so so right. So another thing i like to do is uh go in with oh turn, that down just a little bit uh go in with neuroprotect uh. This is another heat protectant, but once you get the hair kind of dry, i'm pretty much 95 dry. I like to just go over it just for a little added protection. This also has a little bit of hold frizz fighting um, all that jazz, so i'll go in and kind of use that to get the hair the rest of the way dry. The other little tip i like to give everybody is so right now we're at dry we're at damp and frizzy right. So i just want to continue going through. A lot of people would call this dry and then they would start ironing it. If you go a little bit longer a little bit further with your technique, you can start to go from frizzy to smooth and that's kind of what we want to do especially mid shaft to root. We want it to be really smooth. The ends will get as smooth as we can and then we'll go in with the iron and smooth it out a little bit more. This is obviously processed mannequin hair. So it's a little bit rougher um, but you know everybody has processed hair at this moment. So, let's go in do a little bit more blow drying here, so i'll use the tension from that ergo paddle brush to really just start to smooth everything out so you'll see it go from. You know damp and frizzy to a little bit smoother and dry. Do the same thing: on the other side, just aiming the heat from the blow dryer, aiming it down onto the hair, shaft, the hair shaft and the cuticle. The way the hair gets shiny is that cuticle is actually reflective so when it starts to lay down on the hair - and you use heat to do that, the heat breaks down the bonds makes them adjust. So it smooths out the hair, and then you start to get that reflection of the light because of the cuticles laying down. If it's dry, looking and frizzy it's because the cuticle is sitting up and the light is being absorbed. It'S not reflecting off so just make sure as you blow dry, you get that cuticle aimed down and then follow through and this color technique. I don't, i think, danielle sent me videos of it, but that's pretty sweet if you guys can see that moves from yellow brightness around the face a little pink little purple back into that yellow, pretty cool right here, work that down one more pass, all right cool! So so, just i'll talk about the cutting club at the very end, but i'll, remember your question all right. So now i'm going to go in using a smoothing iron here. This is the paul mitchell express ion style here, not sure what addition this is but express, ion style plus, so i'm gon na go in and i'm gon na use it under 400 degrees uh to keep the hair nice and healthy. So i'm gon na go up to 390 because this is mannequin hair. I might start at 360 375 with a client, but i really want to get this mannequin as smooth as i can throughout. So here we go start to smooth it. So take slight diagonal back partings and i'm going to iron mid shaft, maybe a little bit above that to ends and just slow pass with the iron and i'm going to do two passes and i'm slightly beveling it towards the face. So you'll see when i let it go. Those little pieces start to curve in i'll take another diagonal back parting and i just keep feeding the hair towards the face mid shaft to ends one pass slight bend. Second pass: let it cool, as i drop it. I'Ll put it in my fingers and let it set kind of where i want it. So look at that face frame, that's starting to happen. It'S exactly, let's not say exactly, let's say very similar to the image that i showed you at the beginning and now look at how long the hair is getting towards the back there. We go. One pass two passes, let it cool in your hand, drop it down. So i'm not sure if jess is talking to me, but it's making me chuckle because she said i do you do not need your iron up that high. I don't know if she's talking to me, you can, let me know jess if you are, but otherwise i'm going to give you a hard time, because she's saying you do not need your iron that high on a mannequin, it will ruin the hair. Those you guys have known me for a long time. This is probably my like 3000th mannequin that i've cut just on youtube so um. This is the heat that i think works the best and it doesn't seem to ruin them seems to lay it down nice, but maybe you were talking to somebody else um here we go, let's see so i want to keep smoothing through it, but for how i Was doing forgot what i was doing? Oh, i wanted to take that away. Take away all these graphics there we go still working diagonal back cut that in half passing forward. Now, i'm getting into those layers, i cut with the tri-razor. So when i see them i'll point them out for you tilt that a little bit working into the nape area, this bright color tone in the bottom, do you ever recommend blow drying with a round brush? So, yes, i do um. I did use a round brush. Last week i i don't use a round brush that, often in because i'm mostly a hair cutter right, so not much of a hair styler um, so i usually am smoothing hair to then cut it dry uh. So i don't use a round brush for that. Nothing against a round brush. I love people that can really do it well, um. I think i'm starting to just get to the point in my life, where i'm just gon na do things that i know i can execute well and those are my things and then get other people to do things that i don't execute. Well, it just seems smarter. So, like danielle colored, this mannequin, she did a wonderful job. I don't mind coloring, but for me i enjoy my time cutting hair and smoothing hair. To be honest, doing this is uh very therapeutic to me, so we're going to go to the opposite side. I'M gon na do the same thing so slight diagonal back, so we're almost there. Thank you for your patience so i'll bring this hair forward mid shaft to ends curve a little bit towards the face. Second pass and notice. I'M not rushing is the more you rush. The worse, the result you could go faster: there are people that go faster, totally cool with that. For me, i, like keeping it slow and steady consistent with every pass, so every hair gets the same amount of love. Now we're going to go into the nape in the back, so also notice that when i pull this hair out, i hold it with a lot of tension in my fingers not holding with the comb hold it with tension in my fingers that helps me smooth it. The most i make my first pass, then, obviously i don't hold my fingers up that cause it's hot and there we go joanne hello from really cold scotland, hello, joanne, hello from pretty cold pennsylvania. How cold is it in scotland right now so jess? So, yes, i am saying i put it up higher on a mannequin head because she's not it will make her hair smoother. But if she were to do that every single day, um it would damage her hair, obviously, but because i'm only going to see her once and then her life is over. Well, not really once i'll cut her again but um. You know she's she's got a short life, so this hair has a short life, so i i'm just getting it as smooth as i can, but in the long term this would damage your hair. So for a mannequin i make an exception. I pump up the volume. A little bit the heat, but for my clients i would obviously recommend and use lower heat on them, because their hair is going to be with them for a very, very long time. This is looking great hope. You guys are liking it. Let me know with your favorite emoji in the chat, if you like it or not, love this color too. It'S really showing off the texture in the cut man. It looks good and now let me smooth the fringe and then we're going to do some dry cutting because there's just some pieces that i'm seeing that see where we're at some pieces that i'm seeing that i want to kind of cut into a little bit. So when i put out the tutorial um, some of you guys are asking for the formula on this mannequin when i put out the tutorial i'll try to get specific with exactly what danielle used on it and the placement and everything will kind of talk about it. Danielle, are you in the other room, maybe not hopefully, she's doing here so same thing, diagonal sections: you are sweet. Can you do me a favor um? Let me see here, how can i have you talk? Actually i'm almost done smoothing. So if you want, can you come over here and then yeah there we go. Can you explain just start to explain and then i'm gon na have you walk over here and maybe explain it even more but uh what you? What you did here uh? Well, i used the camera, let's see if they can see. If they can hear you there, you go okay, so we used what so. I used the kenra fashion, color that you had just gotten in and it's magenta yellow a little bit of plum and i did pretty much the magenta as the base color. So that's the kind of red that you see. So i did that at the root and then every so often i just took ribbons of color and alternated with the yellow, also with the plum color, so that you got that little variation where you see those pops of lighter and like a medium color. Okay, the one thing i noticed about this danielle as i was kind of cutting into it, is that it had right under here. It looks like you had some fun placement wise because it it rotates tones, so it like goes from right here. So it's like magenta into like a purplish color into like this. It'S yellow right supposed to be all uh. It'S got more of an orangey tone to it. Well, magenta it definitely likes to bleed through a little bit, so i kind of anticipated that and i wanted it to look almost like a nice little coral color cool. So that's what it came out as and with that placement i it was more like a black color, so, okay, i did magenta at the root, then a little bit of yellow, then the plum, yellow again and just kept alternating it on each section where i would Place that so that's where some sections you would see: first, the yellow and other sections. You would see the purple. Okay, very cool, so pretty much just like a freehand kind of thing all right, but it was mainly underneath that i wanted to have a lot more. Oh, hey yeah, it really looks super cool. You did a great job and everybody's been raving about it the whole time. So i was hoping you're over there. Yes, i'm i'm somewhat of a stalker on the channel. Now were you watching over there yeah? I was watching. Oh, that's hilarious. So did you hear me? Okay, did you hear me yell from here, or did you hear me yell through youtube um through facebook? Actually, that's hilarious. I was answering brian back. We were reminiscing about our trip to georgia and how the flight was delayed. So many times so, okay click back over to facebook and it was like danielle. Are you outside? I'M like? Oh, that's, good, very cool, all right! Well, thanks danielle, and we got to have you in here soon to do something cool for the people all right there. You go all right, so uh, so there you go guys a little breakdown on the color um. Thanks to danielle, you can follow her on instagram at the hands, downs um, all right. So now we've got it smoothed. A couple things i'm gon na do is just grab barely even have to do anything, but this was a little bit of over direction, so i'm just going to cut into that a little bit and then one thing i do want to do is lighten up around The face, so you see these little pieces going in here, so i can take my tri-razor here, which we gave a little breakdown about earlier and i'm going to literally draw some of these pieces in towards the face so right here, i'm going to go 100 and Just cut through so look see that piece so just defining some of these pieces around the face make sure you have a fresh blade on the tri-razor when you do that, and you'll get a you'll have a great experience. You have a dull blade. It wouldn't be as fun same thing over here. This one actually looks a little bit. Lighter elevation might have been a little bit higher, so i'm actually kind of digging that and then so. Some of danielle's work over here there's some of this magenta, that's sitting over the exposure to this kind of cool thing that i've been liking. This whole time, which hopefully you guys it translates pretty well over the internet, but you can see magenta into purple into blonde. So what i want to do is i'm just going to take my 25 texture side here and i'm going to skinny up just some pieces right around the face to try to expose that a little bit. I don't want to cut into it too much, but it's okay to have a little bit of layering just to expose that to show off some of the hair, color so being able to kind of highlight pieces in there.