The Best Haircuts For Fine, Curly Hair & A Square Face Shape : Great Hair Styling Advice
- Posted on 04 March, 2013
- Curly Hairstyles
- By Anonymous
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If you've got fine, curly hair and a square face shape, there are a few important haircuts that you're going to want to know about. Learn about the best haircuts for fine, curly hair and a square face shape with help from an internationally-renowned hairstylist and entrepreneur in this free video clip.
Expert: Allen Edwards
Bio: Allen Edwards is an internationally-renowned hairstylist and entrepreneur.
Filmmaker: Colleen Yorke
Series Description: How you'll go about coloring and styling your hair depends entirely on a few key things, like what your natural features are and what you're trying to accomplish. Get great hair styling advice with help from an internationally-renowned hairstylist and entrepreneur in this free video series.
Is it on hi, I'm Alan Edwards and we're back now with a hair, shampooed and conditioned and we're going to think about how we're going to cut her hair now the thing with naturally curly hair? Is you don't want to overlay it because then it starts jumping up on us, but we do want to release some weight. So it's just not a big square. Remember we're dealing with a square face and a wider jaw. So if I leave her to one length it's going to get too wide and give her that sort of square make her jaw square, so I'm going to start cutting her hair and just gradually start working some layers in her hair. Like I say she doesn't want to cut her hair short and we're, leaving it long so we're just going to go in and start cleaning up some of these ends, but getting a better shape to her hair, and you can see when I pick up her ends. The ends of her hair is very kind of frail. They almost look a little bit broken by cutting it. It'S thickening it up and giving her a much better shape now with a wide jaw. It'S important also to go to the side, not down the middle. By going down the middle of we're, creating more width, more square so going to the side, it'll break that squirt us and give her a better shape to her face. Now, when blowing your hair dry and using her natural curl, it's important to use the right products. So we have is eliminating cream. That'S in my line that works great under here, because it gives her hair a shape and a curl and takes the frizz out of her hair. So we're going to use that and then we're going to combine it with a little bit of serum for shine now this is called a diffuser. What the diffuser does is that it diffuses the air, so it's not blowing your hair all over. So we're just going to use that start, letting her natural curl come in the place, look about hi, we're back and I'm Alan Edwards and Alan Edwards here in Woodland, Hills, California and you could see after I trimmed her hair and change the weight. That'S what we do is we redistribute the weight in her hair to give it more lift instead of being so square, it gave her more sort of an even amount of curl and broke the squareness of her of her jaw and took that away. She doesn't even have a square face anymore and you can see how much softer and sexier it is with the hair layered around the face and also we also have like what do. Celebrities do. Have curly hair like this and fine here. Well, they do that sort of the same thing: they layer their hair more and they could use curling irons and you could use electric rollers and you could use velcro rollers to change the shape of the curl, especially if it's fine. It always gives the hair a thicker look to it now again. This is a product that we invented called texture string and its really great it's made out of fibers. You put it in your hand, you clap your hands, you get all these little fibers and then you work it into here. Put put your head down for a minute and it gives you here all this body. You work it through. There put your back and it activates the curl, look at how cool that curl likes. It'S really fun and that's also on Alan Edwards. Calm you'll see the whole line shear force and you can by just hit the button shop. Well, I'm Alan Edwards. It'S been great fun and I'll see you again.
Comments
kristen.maria04: why are we always trying to “fix” a square face shape? how disappointing. she should be spoken about in a way that makes her feel beautiful.
RedLadyBug 91: i have natural curly hair that is layered up to the ends of my ears, i would love shorter layers but as soon as you said about the curls going up i changed me mind lol. My main issue with my hair is Fizz and trying to keep my hair straight as i'm always straightening it but after a while it just goes wavey :(. My hair grows super fast so when eva i get my side bangs cut they grow out very quicky. I've tired having straight bangs so but again it grows out super quick. HELP! please x
ELana: I'm noticing a distinct pattern. These experts are ragged through the coals on the comment sections of these eHow videos. Everyone in the comment section raves about how they could do a better job with their eyes closed and a couple of fingers amputated, and how their hair looks better than the model when they wake up first thing in the morning. But then you actually google the expert and go watch a couple of their videos on other channels, or behind the scenes at fashion shows; all the commentators are amazed and want to know how they did that thing. For example, a quick google told me that this expert is the guy who created Farrah Fawcett's haircut. *That* Farrah Fawcett haircut. Honestly, when you get a chance, search up the experts on Youtube and go watch some of their other independent videos.
Katherine Lopez: I’ll give you this, the cut is good, but this man should’ve handed her over to someone who knows how to style curly hair
Yasmeen Asi: i liked it tbh besides all the hate its getting i actually thought it looked great
Kala Dwarakanath: I liked his ideas, especially what he said about square-shaped cuts, and the cut itself isn't bad. What I didn't like is how he styled it. The hair is a complete mess. I would've used a round brush and hair dryer at the top of her hair. This way, even if he doesn't blow dry the length, it wouldn't look so messy.
Christal Couturier: Never touch curly when drying
Anna Stuart: Thanks for the tips. Gotta add your model is lovely and never looked like she had a square jaw in the first place.
Monica: I would NEVER go out in public with my hair like that. What was he thinking???
Mia Winter: I'm I the only one that liked it? lol.. I don't think her hair is curly though more wavy.
Mel Stevens: I gotta use my karmin g3 salon pro blow dryer for this!
Laurie-Anne Bollaro: oooo coming from someone with naturally curly and sometime frizzy hair that looks soooooooo horrible I would be crying and walk out NO TIP FOR YOU...
Glinda Ofoz: WOW he ruined her hair lol. Curly hair needs to be coated in product and if it's thin it still has to be coated in products that will add volume and body. How is this man even a hair dresser?
Pisotiakobe: Worst cut ever. Oh my god... Girl, stop smiling and tell him how you really feel!
Glamor Gal: Sorry, but to me it still seemed frizzy.
Alexandria Daniela: Thanks a lot , very nice .
DrinkmoreFiji D: But your cutting her hair wet and brushed out.... that's not how curly hair sits naturally.
katie macelhiney: I searched for ideas for fine thin curly hair as that is what my hair has become, approaching 40 years old. This video depressed me. He hair is an ugly mess. Guess I should just give up.
Clepsidra Sideral: The sides looks widened, that's exactly what you don't want on a square face. And looks like an 80s haircut. Just awful.
Azure Blue: Whaaa...? How to make your hair look like you've been sleeping two days! The look on her face is priceless! I hope she got paid for this.
Jade Eliza: Noooo! Stop. Doing. That. What are you doing to that poor girls hair???
Leslie Sheppard: Really, why would he do this to this poor girl? All of us curly girls dread the hairstylist that wants the lazy way out with the dreaded diffuser. If we want poodle hair, all we need to do is walk outside on a humid day. How about a blow out and then work soft girls back in with an iron?
Beauty Sunshine: Away from hair salons....
Eli Johnson: HER HAIR ISN'T CURLY! HELLOOOO! TAP. TAP, TAP. IS THIS THING ON?
T von Toft: Sweet baby Jebus!!! THAT IS THE WORST CUT/STYLE I HAVE EVER SEEN! Someone should tell BOTH of them how bad she looks!
Jennifer Dahl: She looks like a homeless person now. I hope he didn't charge her.
Dee Pee: wtf??? he has no clue how to work with curly hair.
tequilashots875: that is not curly hair.
Tandoori: Beautiful woman. Terrible hairstyling
Annie261: FRIZZ!!!
Ian Reese: Really! That just looked like an unkempt mess!
Beauty Sunshine: Oh, my god!!! What a disaster that is why I stay away from
Soledad: Sloppy mess.
Lisa K: Just sad.
Zahir Maagbi: I fr thought she was a he...
Yamirette Rodriguez: Gad!!!! That was horrible.
Caliluv: Just awful.