Zooey Deschanel Bangs Tutorial - Thesalonguy

Hey guys Steven is long gone here and have any requests. I'Ve been getting some requests for some bang videos. Now I've done some in the past. You can search for wispy bangs. You can search for Taylor, Swift, bangs, I've done some of the past, but this one is really cool and I'm a huge fan of her Zooey Deschanel she's got these really cute bangs, but there's a unique twist. So what were we doing today? So, let's get started all right. What I've done here is I've created a pretty far back triangle section at the high point of the head and came down to the corners of the eyebrow, which usually is where bangs start. This is a mannequin head. So every one things different, obviously it's not human, so everyone's different. So what we're gon na do now is we're gon na actually just cut this all in pretty much one shot here. You might want to take this in two sections. If you don't feel comfortable, so you can split this up into two like this. If you feel more comfortable doing it this way, but sometimes if you get it more in one one shot everything pretty much remains. You know relatively even and on point, so I'm just pretty much combing this all out like this calming it down. Now I'm gon na switch to the white teeth. Now there you can see I'm gon na lock it in all right, lock the hair in, and that is where you're going to actually start to cut. So we're gon na leave use a little bit longer because Zoey likes to wear her bangs a little bit longer. But just to be on the safe side, all right, there's we're going to gauge everything right there, as you can see that it's probably on on the bridge of the nose there's even with the eyes and what we're gon na do is just lock our comb in Place and now we're just going to cut everything pretty much straight across and you don't want to stop. You want to keep going and again. Your comb is pretty much the ruler of everything. Okay and there we have it so there might be. Now is the time we can go in. If you have any kind of stray pieces, you can cut them like so all right and then brush this all this excess hair. Out of the way you always want to make sure you're you're, especially if you're dealing with clients, you want to get any excess hair kind of out of the way, so you keep their face nice and clean now. Here is what we have just like this. Okay again, this is on damp hair. What I'm going to do now is now she's got. You know, I think some layering in there, and also she has them kind of wispy alright. So I'm just gon na go in like this and just notch into it, with my with my sheers, just to create a little bit of of a softer edge. Just do some point cutting like this. Alright and now. What I'm gon na do is pick the hair up this way. Okay, I'm gon na raise everything up, and that is going to allow me to soften up all right. I'M gon na soften up the weight here. Alright - and here is the weight right here and I'm just gon na simply cut that off. Okay, let me turn this a little bit more. This way for you, here's we're just removing the excess weight. You'Ll be able to see it there. It is on top there. Just adding some slight layering to this, so it's not so heavy on top and you're. Basically, the good thing about this is that you're working within a confined area, so everything is pretty much right in this one space right here. So you have. You have a consistent working area when you're cutting this, so you don't get to kind of lost or confused as to where you're cutting or how much you're cutting so continue on the other side. Here once you're done with that side, and then you can do this last section here pretty much, you can almost comb everything up into one point, just to kind of check and see where you're at and everything should be pretty well balanced. You shouldn't really have much of anything longer pieces or anything, so you should be prima on on the right track here. Okay, sometimes again, you will see pieces that need to be trimmed off and you can just do that by eye, basically all right now. What I want to do is just dry these a little bit here and then we're going to go in and just kind of soften them up a little bit with things all right. So now we've got our fringe pretty much complete here and, as you can see, sometimes she wears it pretty much like this and if you just kind of separate them with your hands like this, you can kind of create that you know separated. Look that she has sometimes - and it's just really using your hands, but you know a lot of times it's way too thick. So here's what we do. I'Ve got the thinning shear right here and what we're gon na do is going to come in here and we're just going to start to remove some excess weight right through the front here all right, we're gon na soften up these edges. Just so, we can have a little more freedom and movement now. You can also take this up like this with your hand and remove some excess weight that way all right because they hit because it's so far back the fringe. It is very, very heavy right on the base, so we need to loosen this up in order to make it more a little softer and more movable. So now, as I'm picking it up, it's not as heavy all right, but you still have that that solid. You know fringe line or that that solid bang line that you're looking for okay, but now you're, allowing it to have more movement to it and that's the key to this whole look is allowing these bangs here to have a good amount of movement to them all Right now see how we're able to get more of that kind of that peekaboo look or that kind of wispier look and we're allowing it to have more freedom and flexibility. All right, which is how Zoe's bangs are so I'm just gon na kind of go in here and again. You can keep doing this until you really feel that you've got the right amount because again, when you take it this far back the fringe is relatively heavy. All right, but you don't want to do too too much at once - just working it kind of through the ends here and just so that you can have that really more refined, somewhat peekaboo. Look all right! So I'm going to show you a couple of different versions of how to get that look. So, as you can see here here, one look where you're just kind of piecing it and separating it through just your hands like this and also working it over and kind of working that those finer pieces that you cut by just simply kind of spreading out the Bangs here on the fringe area like this, so it just kind of opens it up a little bit like that see. There'S there's one way of doing it. Next, I've got a hair cream which allows the hair to have a little more softer, hold a little more movement and pliability. I'M just kind of working it in like this, so you've seen how she's got her fringe a little more solid like that, and also what I noticed she likes to do sometimes is really really piece out the fringe and in some of her more recent looks I've Seen it she's got pretty large, you know larger sections like this that are just kind of worked in and hand separated to create these nice little points into here. That'S another! Look that I've seen too, so this is pretty much a great way to worry. To wear your fringe, but this is something I feel is a great way and a great method for his always bangs. So thank you so much for watching guys and I'll see you soon for more videos with the salon. Guy