How To Create The Perfect Long Layered Cut On Episode #49 Of Hairtube(C) With Adam Ciaccia

Hey guys welcome back to another installment, a head tube, I'm here today with a beautiful Talia, I met Talia early this week. She came in to have a conversation with me about changing her hair. You can see it's very very long. It has considerable amount of damage on the end, which is pretty normal for hair. That long there's not really anything. You can do about it. So it's not like she's been abusing her hair. She just feels like it's time to do something different. So we've had a conversation about it. Obviously off camera and we've decided to do something it's going to see in terms of length around about the middle of her chest. So essentially, I'm going to cut half the length off and I'm moving on from that again we're going to be working from sorry again, I'm going to be showing you guys how it would execute this using my dry cutting philosophy so again we're going to prep the Hair at the base and making sure we use a great product to cleanse our scalp, something like for the hair and then we're going to blow-dry the hair first, very gently air drying it using a paddle brush. And then I'm going to show you how we're going to create this shape, cutting it completely dry excited. Are you gon na look amazing, so just going to compliment a face shape just some nice soft layers around there again, working with shapes and textures that are washing we're very versatile? Could you style different ways? So then, after we've cut it here, I might get the Tommy and we'll do some waves and show you guys how you can finish the hair off using the Tong. So we'll get started huh, let's go all right. So back from basin Thalia has a lot of hair like a lot, so I'm gon na have to spend a little bit of time. Combing this out at the basin. We use the rural by large raw uplift, shampoo and conditioner. I think that's a really great product for a lot of reasons, but it also prepares the hair quite well. You can see it's naughty, there's really long sight. I wasn't able to climb it at the base in that. Well, so we're just going to comb it out. You, okay, so combed all the hair up now we need to finish the third stage of the prep, which is to dry it off. You can see that Thalia has a huge amount of hair, there's a lot of wave in it, and I think this is probably a really really good example of why it's so important to for me to pre dry, the hair before we cut it. It also shows you that there's no limitations to this technique, provided you understand how to do it so for a lot of people to to dry this off and cut this whole haircut dry may be quite daunting, but I'm going to show you can actually flat brush And wrap dry hair this length with curl in it. Let'S get started so again before we start rep drawing. We need to take some of the moisture out of the hair, otherwise we're gon na have wet hair weeping earlier in the face which is never nice. So now that I've taken a little bit of the moisture out, I'm actually going to hit it with my prep spray. What I find is the pause, the when just head back on the gorgeous when their hair is sopping wet. It'S obviously very very hard to tell dry here as long and as thick as as Talia's inner basin. So what I do is prep the pre dry, the hair first, because it was too wet. It can't absorb anything else. Now I'm going to hit it with my matrix by large hide your saw spray, which is such an integral part of getting a great finish when you wrap dry here so again, don't be scared to be quite heavy-handed with this beautiful and now we'll start without drawing Again, did you close your eyes when you done it so now we're going to start the wrapping process, we're molding the hair to the shape of the head, really important, that you prompt your client and you. Let them know that the hair is going to come forward on to their face and that your pre dried it enough. So it's not sopping wet. It'S not comfortable to have wet hair sitting on your clients face it's a Sai gorgeous. Thank you. Now we're working for the temple there again when working me, the e Mike sometimes get asked why Instagram, if I ever do long hair, because it seems that for some reason I've gone through a quite a a long period of all the features. I'Ve been posting on the Instagram are actually of short haircuts and there's an impression that I'm actually only two short hair. Actually, the majority, the overwhelming majority of my clients - probably I would say, 70 or 75 % all have hair exactly like Thalia, so long, hair cutting is actually something that I specialize in because it's it's just probably not owns it's just the most requested in our salon. But it's something I actually really enjoy doing so I do. I have worked on developing many many techniques to allow me to create versatile, shaping in long hair, so the next for the next period of time. So maybe the next eight to ten videos. I do they're all going to be long variations, we'll stay away from um short hair for a bit everyone's calling me the pixie King, but I can actually cut long hair too again with techniques like these guys, you just need to be patient. You know you can see the hairs now starting to dry really beautifully. You know it's gon na when you're flowing the hair forward back left right, it's going to get naughty, but you just need to be patient and gentle with the hair and just work through it because, as I said in my previous videos, the results using this technique Is far worth what the benefits of using it is worth. You know the pain of having to very slowly and gently dry, this hair off, so that we can cut a dry, especially not too bad like. I thought it would be a little bit Nadia, but it's quite compliant. It'S probably got a lot to do with the biological. I just saw spray that I used. I think the only reason why this is actually getting not is because on climbing it in many different directions, I think the condition other than those very very end is actually really really good. So I thought this would be a lot more challenging to dry. So again, really important that we're wrapping this to the shape of the head, the patient with the knife, don't be rough with your clients, important to be gentle almost dry enough for us to start our cut. Now, I'm going to start the blow-dry back off the face. Just head up for me darling: perfect, look at this beautiful hair! So let's have a quick brief felawe we're going to do so. We'Re going to cut it to about here, which is in the middle of the back, which means that when we spin around it's going to sit somewhere about there. So again, when we section want to find where the head starts to round to the back section. That out, I'm going to use a bulk removal tool today, also known as a pair of clippers and we're going to cut off the excess length, and then I'm going to go back through and I'm going to accurately cut it with my scissors. It'S not that I'm Clippers aren't accurate just that sometimes I've. I'Ve noticed that the Clipper can leave them in long hair can leave little little pieces behind which can show up later on okay, so I got my Panasonic GP, a t1 clipper my opinion best clipper in the world. At the moment, Thanks Cobie box, each for telling me about it and some amazing clipper, so we're going to start with just bringing the hair down to a little bit longer than where it's going to sit. When we're done, I'm probably going to have to kneel on the floor and if you could pop your chin just a little bit down for me. Thank you gorgeous beautiful and we'll go to about there perfect. That'S just going to help us in terms of control, because we don't want to have any sort of problems with that excess length can sometimes be a bit tricky. Sorry Jimmy I just moved the chair and Jimmy, which means got to put the just got to put the camera up a little bit beautiful, thicker, beautiful, I'm going to take half of this all at one go section is to the side very. Very heavy hits stunning here actually start in the middle. You see me do this on shorter hair. This is how we do it on longer. Hair start in the middle always using the fine into the comb. You get a little bit better tension and then cutting our link to where we want it to be. I'M going to work through it sell on speed this time, guys because you've seen me cut the bass line before just remember. When you're working on the left come and sit to the right, when you're working on the right sit to the left or stand to the left, whichever you prefer because by coming here, you're automatically over direct. So we don't end up rounding out the shoulders. It'S a little bit, it's a little bit heavy that section, so I might just take half of it again because I can't see my guideline so for a haircut I'm doing Antalya in the salon. I would take a restyled like this. I would take an hour appointment if additional styling was required, like with an iron or some tongs, an extra 15 minutes. So I think it's important that these things that we do are done in a cell on time, so that they're efficient, I don't mean, rushing but efficient, so that the client has a nice experience and we're doing in a salon of viable amount of time so that We can earn a living here, it's pretty hard to I'm pretty hard to earn a good living if you're taking you know two two-and-a-half hours through a haircut or even two hours. I think, unless someone's having a major style change, which I should be charged extra an hour is plenty for any haircut. I generally take 45 minutes, like I said, unless my client has booked to have me, do some additional styling, which should then be an hour or for a style change an hour and 15 really important when you're doing this, you close the Caesar as you pull backwards, Not as you're pushing forward, otherwise you have a less accurate cutting one. So now we're going to work and decides into the back taking a section in about two centimeters wide come in into the back, making sure that again, I'm sitting to the left when I'm working on the right we're over directing and would take that excess length off There next section again bringing it back just balancing this up. We just looked a little bit out of whack, so I'm just taking the tiniest little sliver off just to make sure we're balanced chin down gorgeous. Thank you. I often ask my client to put the head down, so we can cut that little bit of graduation that we get underneath it's very easy to miss. And when you see someone with long hair walking on the street - and you can see that little bit of graduation hanging out you like it's, so it's so unfortunate because you just want it to be super super perfect and you got a triple double check everything. Okay, so working this side is the same as the other side. We'Re going to take small sections working into the back we'll come around this way, so you guys can see just make sure it's very hard for Talia to know where her head needs to be because normally, when you're doing a her client, they've got the mirror directly. In front of them, and they can use that to know whether they sent it or not, and so because I've got her where you guys can see what I'm doing it makes it bit difficult. So I need to keep checking otherwise, we'll end up and it'll, be out of balance at the end. Thinks our big shout out to excellent edges who supply me with all my blades. You probably see my Caesar here, which is an EP edges premium. I think it's an EP 60, so an EP 55 that I'm using is a five and a half inch blade and it's an edges premium line. These are ultra ultra sharp and they make light work of even the thickest hair and also cut extremely accurately when working with large amounts of hair, which is super important. Ok, so now we're going to spin Talya around. If you could look in the mirror for me, that would be great and we're going to check this side like we have done on our last haircuts. So I've got a guideline from the back, which will sit just for which I take from just behind the ear. Again, we'll get rid of this hair first, because we're not going to cut that yet see it comes in really super accurate. Take another little section get rid of that see it comes in behind, ripping it through and the last one and bring down this way, making sure you guys who have watched my work for some years. You hear me talk a lot about rectangles and you can see what I mean about that. I often work in rectangles, especially in long hair, make sure it doesn't move like I just did. Then I would do the other side. You could look this way for me. Buddy, thank you for those those guys out there who are watching me. Do this. It'S very important that you, if you don't know your client well, I know Talia quite well before you cut in this position that you asked for permission clearly we're working on a female's chest. I think it's very important that you need to be respectful and make sure that they understand what you're doing, because otherwise it may be misinterpreted as being a little bit inappropriate, which I'm we don't want. Anyone out there getting in trouble. Last section, that's being a bit of a pain in the arse over there. Super super, accurate, perfect all right, yeah just stand up for a sec. Just get all that get all that air off you yep, okay, jump back down! Yeah! It'S perfect! It'S a nice length! I think it's a really nice length for you, too yeah action, okay, so we've got to the front first important step is to make sure that we are working. As you always hear me say, with a natural party come in here back where the hair falls. For me, that's where I always try and convince my client to work from. However, if your client likes to move their part around just stay somewhere around the middle ish, if their natural part is on the side, you need to explain to them that if you cut it with the side part its, I can only be worn there, because, obviously, If I cut it here and then we flipped it to this side, it'll be out of balance here, there'll be a long piece there and people think you did about a hair cut. So you need to be very, very clear about that all right. So, let's create this shape so again we want to make sure we don't cut the points off or the corners off which are down here, but we want to create quite a short starting point, so we're going to use over direction and projection. So he goes nothing. So I'm cutting diagonally up into my fingers and either directing so I don't cut those points, maybe just a little bit shorter. I would direct this just want to come and look down this way. That'S good! Okay! So I'm happy with that length pettalia! I just want to have a nice shape around the face. That'S quite versatile, with the styling she's still going to be able to get all the hair back now. The keys is to blend all this into the ends without cutting the point off, which is easier said than done, so we need to use really intelligent projection and we need to over direct what's that. Well, this out of the way just so we can see now we're going to cross check, make sure out. Guideline is good. I like to look down on top any little hairs that we may have missed. We just clean them out, I'm happy with that. I'M swing around to the other side, using a little piece from this side as a guide for our length again over directing making sure we're attaining the length guys won't be able to see it better from there. Actually, maybe what coming this way you guys should be able to see inside my hands then so come up this way and then I'm cutting in this way and we want to grab both our sections together. We should see a really nice v-shape in there. Can you guys see that, so you can see that really nice feet starting to form in there? My fingers were long enough. I could hop both. You see that starting to forming there guys yeah, that's what we're looking for. You so remember the further you project, the hair away from z, from solid form, the softer or fall, and the reason why that's important is you want to try and avoid thinning the hair out with thinning scissors or texturizing scissors if you can and the best way To do that is to use projection to help the hair fall soft rather than cutting it here solid and then using texture again. This is a more technical way of doing it. It'S using mathematics and they, like, I guess, geometry and angles to be able to create the texture and the shape that we want. Now we just need to work through and continue with that shape. All the way, through make sure you don't cut into your guide using your body to over direct. You can see that there's my guide still haven't touched. This very very important want your swing back this way, because I need to hit the right angle similarly to when we're working at the back when you're working on the left side stand to the right, because you're automatically with your shoulders automatically with the shoulders you're going To open your body up and it helps you over direct when you're coming tight and you're trying to over directly end up running into yourself. So it's really important the open your shoulders when I'm in LA this is the haircut that I get asked to do. The most this is, this is the one that works the best with balayage color techniques and things like that, and they grow out really really well haircuts like this grow, really well, always making sure you can see your guide under there. You Koscheck, you can see the shape as I come through just clean these little hairs out here, making sure we do not cut off these corners at the bottom just want to leave this. It'S very important same on this side head this way. Buddy. Thank you. That'S good there and we're good there, beautiful, still working through till we run out of here. So once I get to this point or actually from here on work behind or to the side, rather, I should say so. I'M looking behind my work looking down on it because there's far less hair to come off, you can see that. That'S just that that little bit in there that I need to clean out, because we've almost run out of here and then we'll work straight into our seamless layer in the back had a question this morning on Instagram about this exact technique, the seamless layering technique and I'M going to show you how I do mine you'll see now, even if we just pull Talia's hair back, let's have a look at the shape we created how's that looking okay, so now we're up to the layering in the back. I'M just going through here. I'Ve just spun tightly around towards the mirror just to have a check of the balance and I'm just looking to see if there's any little hairs that I've missed. I haven't seen any yet. No, we good okay. So what we want to do we'll just tuck this behind you here for you, I just leave it there. Okay, so we're gon na work seamlessly through the back, so I'm gon na spin you around this way, actually because I'm right-handed so normally in the salon. I would start these techniques to any heat, because I'm right-handed, because for this you need to cut away from the head, so I'm gon na take a section right down the middle, and this is a combination of layering and texture. So what you need to do is you make sure you don't cut straight line. You need to cut away so I'm gon na be a little bit bold with layering, but I'm not gon na go too hard at the same time, because it's a lot of hair and I want to be able to make it a little bit more manageable, Fotolia And when you have to blow-dry all these hair everyday, it's hard, so the best way to remove bulk in here is layering, but that doesn't mean you have to do classic layers that you see that all the way down there - that's, I guess, still relevant for some Clients you want that and there's nothing wrong with that, but for these type of haircuts I believe in more versatile them, they're, probably more more modern and wearable. So I'm just going to take a section like that: the backs falling out, I'm going to cut up towards a roof, we're going to let that drop. I'M going to show you what that looks like when you will let it drop. So you can see that coming through there yeah I'm going to take the next section and we're going to bring it back to the middle. The reason why I bring my layers back to the middle is because it prevents lightening up the shoulders because there's no hair that grows out of here or the ear. So if you cut this here, you're going to end up with a hole on the shoulder bringing that back to the center again, if the hair fills out, don't go chasing it, it means it doesn't belong there, and then we take our last section there in the Back just behind the ear, and we bring that back to the middle, to I'm gon na repeat on the other side, the same again bring it into the middle, bring it into the middle. Don'T lose your guide, make sure you hitting your guide there. It is yep. Now we need to pick it all up at once and we are projecting it into the middle to cross check first yep. Then we need to project a higher again and now we need to gently texturized. We don't want to be going across disrupting our design line. This is about gently removing weight and you need to be patient and very, very strategic about it, because otherwise you're going to end up putting chatter marks or through the back of the head and that's exactly what we want to avoid. If you lose, it all pick it up again, and this is a feeling guys. I can't teach you when to stop it's a feeling. So I want Talia's hair to look thick but feel light. So when I've got it in my hand here and I'm combing it through just that's a little bit of cut here, I'm getting out of there, it shouldn't be naughty. Like that normally gone it should I'm feeling that the thickness of the ponytail in my hand, I'm like yeah. I think we could take a little bit more out of there chin down gorgeous so projecting it back into the middle again. Mirrors are great for that. I often tell my client around so I can see. Let'S have a look at that and now that feels a lot yep beautiful, no chunkiness. We'Ve got some movement in there and been layering, which we'll be grateful when we're wearing it way, B and or straight. So now all I want to do is tie the sides into this. So again I like to sin at the right-hand side of my client, because I'm right-handed and I like to cut away from the head so bringing this straight back towards the middle as well. On the same plane there, it is it next section, last section: has it feeling light in Antalya, yep looks amazing just a little bit, there don't drop it because we need to lighten out the sides to again just be mindful of how much you lighten the sides, Because you don't want to end up with holes, so do a little bit, have a look, let it drop and if you need to add more add more because you can't stick it back, you know mean Humpty, Dumpty sat on Orden had a great fall and they Reckoned they'd put him back together again, but I reckon it would have been the same. So if you break it, you can't fix it and again you can see that just works seamlessly through the sides there. So we're going to repeat that on this side and then it's time to stall here again, you have to be patient, because when your texturising here and you're combing it it's going to get caught, so don't go really quickly going through the hair. Being mindful of the fact that it will, your comb will get a little bit caught and that's completely normal when you're doing this last section. Second last section I should say, and the haircuts done cross-check their texturized. The last section is really tricky. You guys are saying we do this a lot head back for me gorgeous. We need to try and pick it all up at once and again. This takes a little bit of patience and I know it's easy for me because I've got really big hands. I guess you could split it into two sections. If you want or you could do, the two sections would be a big section through the middle first to check and then bring the sides in one side at a time. But if you can manage to do these sisters are really good again, combing it all back and lifting it all up step by step. You can see all that texturize hair's falling out there so be patient with it. Now I'm going to spin you 180 degrees because, as I said before, this is the side that I feel comfortable cross-checking on and I'm going to bring it all up to that point. If the short stuff falls out, don't stress let it fall now, bringing that back to our original section back here and look at that perfect, give a little point or point cut, and now all that's left to do. Is this we're just gon na blast? All that cut hair out, let's take a little look, look amazing. I think it's worth mentioning before we go now and I'm going to style it. I put nothing but by large hydro, sauce spray in it. I'Ve just used the flat brush and a dryer, and I absolutely think that Thalia could wear hair like this without any worry in the world of it. Looking messy or not done - or I can't leave the house like this, like look at that natural volume, because we haven't stretched the hair, the shapes there, you can see it's all coming through the front. Yes, it's not a natural look, but no one would say anything. Other than she looks amazing if she walked down the street with her hair like that, and has it been round brush blow dried hasn't been Tong too high, and so there is a real justification for us to try and get our heads around flat, brushing the hair. First and cutting it because it is true washing where true wash and wear means that they can wash and flat brush their hair like I did, and it will look like this: that's washing we're washing where's not are you can wash and wear it, but you'll need To iron it or blow-dry with a round brush, so I'm gon na grab an iron and we're going to finish off. So I'm going to finish this look using the glam palm absolute styler. This is a large site. It'S a wide flat iron, but it's you're able to create a wave. I don't want to look like prom curls or year 10, formal as we'd call it here in Australia curls. So we just want it to be a soft, a soft, fashionable wave. It'S true, but you know that, like Cinderella, it's like it's certain such a bad look! Well, you have that you have that, like that wave, that just makes you look like a triangle like it's out here, like that. You know the one that just goes into there. All the way up, so I'm going to show you guys how to do one that sits flat to the head and just gives a head shape, really really easy, so I'll hold it there. Fingers go in make three sections one there one there I'll grab my glam plum absolute styler vertically. Just make sure that you do use a comb just to make sure there's no knots in the ends yeah. This goes in vertically. Go out, half turn three two one! All the way to the end and we're just putting a little soft wave in it, I don't want it curly. I can't stress this is just about movement. If you're noticing steam coming off, that's a good thing. It means that haven't dried, the bejesus out of the hair, you notice, I just flat dried it. I didn't round brush the hair after and it's worth noting that this absolute styler from glam pom is on a hundred and eighty degrees. It has a variable heat and it allows me to be able to go over the hair and get it smooth and shiny without having to round brush blow dry it first so for our stylist in the salon. That'S a huge time-saver and again we're just putting that nice little simple wave in there next section. You could be quite generous with the sections again, so I'm now going to go from this one section we're going all the way through to the temple into the back same on this side, all the way through to the temple in the back, the advantage of using The wider styler is that it can handle going through more hair when I'm working around the face. I'D like to turn the hair away. So again, we're just going to comb through the hands, make sure there's no snags, I'm just going to take a little section one. There first sister behind the ear we're going to curl away from the face around about the cheekbone you can see. I just put my fingers at a gage where it's going to be down. We go just a half turn again. We just want a wave. We don't want to curl and we're just putting that really gentle beautiful waving. Now it can work for it quite quickly again. This is about being able to do this, for your client in real selling. Time, so should be able to do this in about five minutes. I'D say the steam coming off the hair is obviously moisture. So don't freak out about that. As I said, we only paddle brush the hair, so we can't expect it to be completely dehydrated and bone dry, which is a good thing. I don't think that we should dry hair to the point where it's so dry that has no moisture left in it, especially if you're trying to create a little bit of movement and have a look shiny to create movement in here. You need to have moisture again we're going in vertically half turn and just working through there, nice and slow, making sure that the hair is not going through snagged nice little soft movement in the ends. Sometimes I do use a barrel a barrel iron. If I want to do like a more classic Hollywood wave, there's many different ways you can do this again. This is a. I would consider to be a very basic salon technique that has a really beautiful effect and again don't be too fussy about your sectioning part of taking loose or casual sectioning as I'd call it when you do. This means that you're going to actually get a better blend, you're not going to end up with this. I'Ve seen it before where we waive hair - and it actually looks like we've said it like that you can see. Actually, the marks where the hair looks like it's been set, because every single section is perfect and you put each curl on top of it. So with this, it's almost like a like a brick set again in the front winding it back off the face Hetalia because I'm a righty. I stand on that side. When I do it next section, we've got two more sections to go this one and then the final one on the top try and keep the iron away from the root. Otherwise you'll make them go flat and we don't want to have no volume in the hair. If I was working editorially, I would take far more time and care doing this. I probably would have prepped it with some product to help hold the movement. But again, this is a quick sell on tip after flat brushing your hair, because some people might say well if I have to flat brush the hair dry and then I have to blow-dry it with a brush after you know, it could take me, you know longer Than my client may be happy to wait, and I don't know if we've done it, you guys can probably go back from the video here and check how long this has taken. But I'd say this is under 10 minutes. So if you're doing a the haircut in salon time, the way that I did it not happen to explain it to people like I'm doing with you guys, it should probably take you 30 to 35 minutes. That includes the shampoo and then, when you style it like this, it's another 10 and there's your 45 minutes. So this is absolutely very doable in a salon. In my opinion, last section we're going to do the crown and actually going to take quite a large section, as you can see there again stay away from the root you put an iron in on the root it's just going to make it go flat, we're just Going to start from about there and we're just going to give it a nice little polish, because that's all this is about this - is about just polishing the hair, because when clients come to the salon, although they're asking us for washing, excuse me washing we're here, they Also want to leave with the salon polish that I want to leave with it. Looking like they could just do it themselves at home, because I think that's one of the special parts about coming to the Celanese you actually get to go out after you've. Had your hair done and like go and meet some girlfriends and everyone goes. Oh, my god, your hair looks amazing, so it's really important that you put that effort in and finish with a nice nice polish on the hair at the end and for me this is a really quick way of doing it. Last section I'm going to spin tightly around and show you because this is what I call the the money section, because this is super important, so we want to go back to where her natural part is. You could say I'll: let it fall like that, then this is all about enhancing her face and complementing the cut. So I want to make sure that when I put movement in here now that it goes in the right place, so I want to put my fingers where I want it to be, which is about there. This goes in now, I'm bending and making sure that that's going in the right place on the face which is about there and then the same on the other side. Let'S pick that up your sides a little bit thicker, so I will split it and do it in two sorry about that Thalia! That'S a bad thing about being right-handed, knocking your clients out with the cord I'm gon na go this way. So I did it again again we're going to measure where we want this to sit, but their fingers pick this up hold it. There come around. That'S where we're going to bend it from right there and go through done. I think that's about right, yep, all right. Let'S spin around have a look, that's pretty cool, so there's one more thing you need to do and I have a little comb that I use any wide toothed comb will do some people like the brush itself States together, looks wavy. I like to comb it out. So what we'll do is we'll just come all this back off the face very gently once we do that, we're going to get some of our matrix height riser, which is just stunning I'll spin tightly around. So you can just see those curls brushed out or waves, brushed out nice and lightly me and get some of our height riser for the roots head back, gorgeous kind of sprinkle that in in the root and the crown and important a little bit in the side. Where the bangs are probably with their fingers spin around we end up with, does get a little bit gritty, but the hold and the control you get from the heart riser is absolutely 100 % worth it. Ladies and gentlemen, introducing the new Thalia. What do you reckon? Let'S take this off: let's pull this off, there's a little cord there. Let'S grab that you don't have to stand up, we'll just pull it over your shoulders. Let'S have a look at it. Make sure that it's balanced, it's very important, to pull the Cape off and have it have a look, have a check if we want to just maybe soften these a little bit. We can just get our comb in there pull those out a little bit more spin around this way. I think we, I think we chose our eye link so Thalia when she came in she actually said. Look you can cut it right on top of my shoulders. I'M glad we didn't, because I think this is a really good length for her she's gon na comb, that a little bit hey you look amazing you're welcome, let's make sure a balancing length school, the hot visor we get a little bit of height. There allows us to port back off your face as well. Really complements your face shape. That'S a little bit and the good thing about high riser guys is. You can actually, if you actually just climb it out, it's no big deal a lot of texture, sprays and products you put in there end up being a little bit sort of gritty and he kills the hair all right. Spin around Kevin touch them run your hands through it. What do you think yeah so yeah again just really opens your face up. I think it's a nice length. You probably can I mean without a doubt you can wear it shorter, but I think it's a nice sort of starting point. One of the things I say to my clients, like I'm like Thalia, who come in and want a big change. They they're with a really gung-ho like. I want to cut all my hair off its long want to go really short, let's say: well, how can we go on a journey like so how about we go to here and then we can go there and go there. So getting a bit of fun with it, so that was my idea with Thalia today is that we can give her a complete new look. We cut it off. You saw in the beginning that we just flat brush that she could a wore at washing where we put some really gentle waves in it. She looks amazing and then now we can go on the journey together, so she could wear it a little bit shorter. Next time which comes in, we can lift it up. We can cut the bangs a bit more. We can layer it a little bit less. We can layer a little bit more. I think it's important that you have those experiences with your clients, because it's important to take them on a journey as a hairdresser and them as your client, because what I found is when people come in gung-ho and we go long too short, most of them go. I'M gon na grow a little bit and I think it's because it's sort of where else do you go you've gone from long to short, the natural thing, then, is right just to grow it so hopefully, and we can play around with the links over the next 12 months or so and give Taylor a few different looks in it. She'S enjoyed itself today. She might come back yeah awesome thanks for tuning in guys and make sure you hit the subscribe button turn on the post notifications, so that you know when we are uploading. 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