How To Cut Curtain Bangs At Home With A Razor | Haircut Tutorial | Lina Waled

Hey guys welcome back today's video is going to be a curtain vent tutorial. This is going to be a textured curtain, bang tutorial it's going to be super fun and super easy to do. You can do it on yourself. You can also do it for somebody else. You'Re going to be needing a guarded razor, we're not going to be using scissors at all in this video we're only going to be using a razor to give it that really cool shaggy. Look you're going to need a comb and you're going to need a few hair clips, a lot of them if your hair is dense, you're going to need a texture spray of some sort to hold it into place. I love cutting hair dry. So let me show you how to do this. This is a wig. This is synthetic hair, but i've always wanted to do this haircut. So i'm going to be doing this with you. The first thing you want to remember is that your hair needs to be blow dried. This is going to be a dry cut. In order to get your bangs to look nice, you want to do a downward v section so make sure you wash your hair first and then you want to blow dry your hair, so you grab a brush like this grab your hair, dryer and then blow dry Up you want to blow dry the hair into the style that you want it to sit. This is going to be a good starting point. If your hair is damp, you want to grab a cream or a detangling spray. This is a mica called the closer. This is a strengthening and conditioning treatment. I'M going to put a little bit into the hair. This will help protect the hair, as i'm doing the razor ring, because when you razor hair, you can end up splitting the hair, and you start out by creating a downward v section. The v section is going to stop right at the arch of the brow. The easiest way to do this is to take downward v sections in steps step, one step two and step three clip that away do the same thing on the other side, one and you're basically connecting these lines together. This technique is very different from the other technique that i have up on my channel if you're interested in seeing a different way of doing curtain bags, that's not so textured and more clean cut check out my other video. I'M going to check this again. Make sure that your parting is nice and clean and figure out how far you want to go back? If you have really fine hair, you might want to go back a little bit further out and then just visualize how this is going to fall. Part it in the middle again and take the first section that we split so you're going to go back to that section. Clip this one away, do the same thing on the other side, making sure that these points match up together twist slip away. So i'm already getting a sense because i've blow dried it back into a curtain, bang style how this is going to sit. This is obviously way too long, and i'm going to be taking this a little bit shorter, so figure out exactly how long or how short you want the bangs to be. You want it to hit the cheekbones. Do you want it to hit your kind of eye level, some people like it right there right at the corners of the eyes, do you want it to go up above the eyebrow, or do you want it to go underneath the jaw? If you have longer hair, you might want to do longer curtain bangs, but the technique is the same. You can still do the same haircut on anybody. I'M grabbing the wide tooth part of my comb grabbing this first section here, making sure that it's nice and snug between my fingers, i'm coming from underneath twisting the hair one two. I do two twists now. What that's going to do is gon na create layers into the hair, and it's also going to allow the hair to sit back this way and sweep over the cheekbone. And that's where i'm going to start, i'm going to start a little bit longer to be safe. Always be safe than sorry, don't start over here start as long as you can and then, as you get the hang of it, you can always go shorter. I'M going to do this again, i'm going to grab the white tooth part of my comb, i'm going to pull the hair forward grab it with my fingers pinch twist now i twisted it wrong. I went all the way up. This is wrong. I want to bring it down exactly where i want it to sit, so i'm thinking i want it to sit at the top of the cheekbone twist right there twist again, i'm doing two twists and then i'm gon na start razoring right here and i'm going to Move my body as i razor so i'm moving backwards like this i'm going to zoom in on this, so you guys can see what i'm doing if you can visualize it's going to create little layers inside of the hair, i'm holding my razor at this angle. I'M not going straight down, i'm going this way, so it's basically grazing the hair and now we're grabbing the hair and you twist, as you go back twist twist twist, and this is how much hair we just took off. You can see how nice and shaggy this looks. This looks super cool. You can also go in and start razoring inside of the hair curtain. Bangs are really really fun, but they're. Also super detailed grab. This again, i'm going to do another twist. I just want to take this off so that i can create an angle right here, just this little corner here there we go. Let'S do the same thing on the other side, she's got less hair on this side and that's totally fine that happens from underneath grab this way twist and let it catch kind of the cheekbone here and do the same thing on this side and graze the hair. So you can see how the layers are starting to form this way and that's it. You can already see this working she's got less hair here than here. I'M not going to do any adjustments until i'm completely finished with the rest of the haircut okay. So now that we have our starting point, this is so much fun. This is the beginning of the perfect curtain bangs. Now we're going to take the second section, we're doing this twist. This away we'll come back to this at the very end and then we're going to connect that second point grab your clip clip this away and we're going to cut this part separately from the first part, so make sure that you separate these two once you know Where your guide is we're going to do exactly the same thing on this side grab the hair from under twist and twist again - and i want this to catch up with this right, so we're going to start over here. This is going to start at the cheekbones. I want this to be a little bit longer, so we're not going to start at the same starting point as this one: we're going to go a little bit lower here and we're just going to start grazing the hair. I'M also going to move my body as i'm doing this behind this way, so now it's starting to blend into each other, because this is synthetic. It'S not going to sit exactly the same way that a human hair would, but that's totally okay and we're gon na. Do the same thing on this side and this one is shorter and thinner, so we have to keep that in mind twist turn back and we're gon na do a little bit of grazing right there. Okay, last section: oh, it's starting to come together last section right here. This is a very, very thick heavy section. Just gon na do exactly the same thing. I'M gon na twist twist again we're doing two twists and i'm gon na start right here right underneath her cheekbone and then, as i'm, cutting this i'm going to twist again and we're just going to go right ahead and chop this off. So i'm going really aggressively here, i'm taking all that off. So you can stop here if you like, if you feel like you've got enough of a curtain bag that you like. You can keep that. But if you feel like your hair is heavy and you want to keep on going, i just like to section everything into three sections twist and i'm going to go ahead and just chop that piece off right. There we've got a little bit of unevenness here, because she's got more hair on this side than the other, so i'm going to bring all of the hair forward, then i'm going to twist it so same technique and i'm slowly but carefully. Taking off that corner - and that's all i had to take off i'm going to do a little bit more because i feel like it's a little bit longer, there's a whole heaviness here that i i don't like so i'm gon na go in i'm just gon na Quickly, just graze the ends. Okay. So now i'm just gon na pull these two pieces in the center, bring them together and make sure they are the same length and they look pretty good to me. This is supposed to be a super shaggy messy haircut. I'M going to let the rest of the hair down to see how it looks so this one has less hair, which is why it's sitting better and this one is still a little bit heavy just because there's a little bit more hair on this side. So i'm going to clip this away. What i'm going to do is i'm going to start cutting into the hair. Just tiny little cuts. Look at that now. This one feels a lot lighter it's starting to look more like this one. Now that i know it's working, i'm gon na go back in and do the same thing. The idea is just to take out some of that weight and bulk and see i'm moving back as i do this, because i want the hair to flip. So now it's sitting beautifully take out the next piece down and do the same thing now, i'm going to grab that whole piece and cut into it, grab the hair from underneath and then start twisting and pinching twist and pinch until you get to the ends of Your curtain bangs and pinch them, and what that does is it just creates a little bit of volume right there and it brings it forward. You can pinch the top, because we've already blow-dried the hair, it's sitting perfectly. If you feel like you need a little bit more texture spray, you can add a little bit of texture spray just to bring out the texture. So i'm going to do that right now, i'm going to grab my texturizer from unite this texture. Spray is kind of like a dry shampoo, but it also gives really nice hole to the hair. This looks so good, okay, guys, thank you so much for watching this is the finished result. I hope you guys enjoyed this video and i hope that i helped you guys if you're doing this yourself or if you're doing it for a friend. Let me know in the comments if you liked it smash the like button, because it helps with the youtube algorithm. The next video coming up make sure you tune in is going to be cleaning up the back of this pixi haircut. So i'll see you in the next video thanks for watching bye. Okay, guys, quick note! If you're doing this yourself make sure that your hair is parted in the middle, do exactly the same sectioning as i did twist the hair and as you're cutting the hair with your guarded razor, you want to turn your face away as you're cutting it so you're Doing it like this and then on this side, you're doing it the other way that technique is going to give you the best sweep for your curtain, things you