Perfect & Easy Long Layered Haircut Step By Step | Long Layer Cutting Techniques | Long Hairstyles

Hi good morning, everyone hi there. This is sally rogerson. I am here at our academy in scottsdale arizona and we are obviously practicing safe, um coded measures, so we are masked up. I want to introduce as well uh bradley walker he's one of my essa instructors here and he's going to be taking any questions and comments, say: hi bro, hi um. This is my wonderful model. Shana and we are operating live as an academy. We are a school here in scottsdale arizona, and this is what we're doing to keep everybody safe and follow all of our state board correct procedures. So i'll shout a little bit because i'm in a mask but to be honest with you, i'm kind of used to wearing it now. So it's not really such a big deal. I'M going to share with you just a really fun nice long layer, technique. Um, our layers are going to be a little bit more in here, i'm going to keep a lot of length, but i also want to talk about the front area, because i think that that's sometimes a little bit of an issue how to work and blend the Fringe into the front and the side, so that's something we'll be working on to start with. Shauna has a bit more of a kind of looser texture and she's a bit more of a cool rock and roll girl. So i'm going to be choosing to work with my layers a little bit shorter and bringing my lens up, so i can work from short to long. I have to really think about. Where are my layers going to fall in comparison to my length now? The further apart the layers and the lens are the more extreme it's going to look, and you know she has a little bit more of a cool image. So i'm going to go for a little bit of a shorter angle layer, i'm cutting from short to long. This hair now comes up to this angle. Now you can also disconnect obviously from there, but i like to and i'm going to bring this hair up and then work from short to long now. You can slide through here. If you want to you can see. This is the lens that i'm removing on the bottom on this kind of. Look, i'm definitely more interested in doing the length afterwards, so i do not want to cut a line in the perimeter. I find that that is something that a lot of my advanced students kind of tell me about that. They always cut the outline in at the bottom first. But for me i would only cut the outline in if i wanted to have a strong, clean line. But here on shawna's hair, i actually want my outline to be a little bit looser and a little bit softer. So when you're working on very long hair, i think it's really important as well. Just to you know, use your clips, use your sections and just get that hair out of the way. I also will share with you in a moment when i get to the sides i'll share with you where i've sectioned off. This is a technique from our sr education curriculum and it's taking a little bit of a reference from lt, which is the second haircut in the long series and right-handed. So i'm lifting my left elbow up and you know working in panels. I can't hold all of that hair and that's okay, so just combing that hair through so again good morning, thanks for joining us, i'm sally rogerson. I have a hair education, company called sr education and we do advanced classes and teacher training and all sorts of good stuff. We also now have - and that's where we are today. We also have our academy here in scottsdale in arizona and we specialize - and we are the only school in arizona that specializes and only does the um 1 000 hour hair only program, so our students are on week three now and they do 28 weeks. So it's very exciting program. We have some wonderful students who are all watching this morning right now in our classroom. We have some good mornings from nicole haynes karen japan hi guys. Thank you so much for joining us. I appreciate it. I know people are, you know, we're all in different places, it's a very difficult time for everybody right now. So i sympathize i empathize um. I totally understand everybody's paying. We have to just try and support each other and help each other and do the best. We can to keep our businesses going, so i hope you're all doing well and surviving during this time. I'M going to continue with my sections, so our sections are going to move around from here, not a full pivot, i'm actually moving around as i go and then i'm going to stop at the mastoid process. So i've sectioned back here and i can find the round of the head with my comb so section to here - and this is the mastoid process in alignment with the hairline. I do not section ear to ear. I go back here, so i don't get as much of a hole over the ear. So that's why i'm sectioned, where i am and then continuing my layout. My over direction is just back to the previous as i get through into the sides. I will also start to disconnect and i'll share that with you once we go, you have some love for your pink ys part comb. Oh yes, where can we get a? Why is parking like that? So um, these uh, we do retail, wise club. This is all our branded logo stuff as well. So we do have all that good stuff. You can dm us on instagram at sally, rogerson or sr academy, a z. You can also go on our website, sally rogerson.com and we do mail order as well. So we do send out mail order almost every day. We also have our amazing cases and clips and all sorts of stuff. So you can see all of that good stuff, and this is the kit that all of our students actually have as well. So that's pretty exciting, very cool, so you can see how our layers are getting on, i'm keeping them on the shorter side and then keeping this lens down here. I do like to start first of all with just getting my shape in and then i'll do a little bit more freehand etc in the outline later on. Okay, so i'm going short to long. The reason i'm going short to long side can maintain length on the bottom area, but still develop these layers on the top area um. You know, obviously, a lot of people like to work more freehand and various different techniques, i'm connecting it all in more technically moving through into the sides. Now the sights are a big issue when you're working with long hair, but a client wants to maintain some length in the sides but wants a lot of layering. This is always the issue because the hairline is down here in the back and then the hairline is very high in the sides. So we have to reconcile this area now. You can obviously just over direct the hair back, but i often find that you end up too lumpy and heavy in that front area. So i'm going to pivot around use the top of my layer as a guideline and slightly change. My angle as i go around so i'm going to lift this hair up. My guideline is at the top, so i'll share that with you. So my guideline for my layers in the back is here instead of connecting and following my guideline from the back, i'm now going to lift this hair up and make a new guideline a new angle, to go through the side. So there is a disconnection you can see my guide from the back slightly through there, so there is a disconnection between the sides and the back outline, but it's going to fully connect in the top layers. The reason i do, that is, to reconcile the sides and the back in the and to try and keep a bit more length and control the area of the site. So now my other direction is just going back to the previous section, i'm traveling around now and i'm pivoting. I don't need to use a lot of over direction because i have made a new guideline if that makes sense to everybody so again good morning. Getting a lot of love for this cut. Oh thank you yeah. I need a lot of love. I uh it's been hard for everybody. We um, you know, shut down all of our classes and everything in march, so we are so excited to have owned our academy. Um we're in week three now right so three weeks ago, such a relief to be able to see people and interact with people, and i don't mind if i have to wear a mask or a hazmat suit or whatever um. If those are the terms to be in here and be able to be with people and that's cool by me, that's exactly how i feel is it yeah, because you, you know you teach with us and then you also work in the salon right right, yeah. Definitely so whatever we've got to do to keep our clients safe and to keep our students safe, then that's what we're doing and i find i'm doing a lot more layering like this too. So people are wanting to change. So this is pivoting all the way around and running out of hair, obviously in the fringe area i'll deal with that later on, so i'm not too worried about that. How are you doing seanan? Okay, sean is one of our students here in the academy, so she is on our 1 000 hair only program and yesterday and well friday, they started scissor overcoming right, so we're not messing about we're just getting straight in there. They'Ve got loads of hair, already they're learning social media and so many different things. So i'm just looking at that texture. I really like what it's doing i like to put my hands in there and really bring that texture out a little bit. Now i'm going to go to the other side and go back to my centralized section, get rid of this hair. I don't need it anymore through there. So that's just going to go away and then we'll start to work on this side now because of the angle, and i'm right handed i'm standing on the right side, so i'm going to be cutting from short to long, i'm just going to move her. Oh sorry, man handling you how's that tony uh good okay, so you can see my angle now, i'm working from short to long on that nice angle. She does have a little bit of yellow um she's got a few pre-lightened areas and we put a little bit of yellow on this morning. Uh, i'm not smoking 100 cigarettes a day. I know it looks like it, but it's color. So i think that's just enhance the hair cut a little bit. We got some love for shauna love for your mask and love for this cut. Oh that's, nice! Thank you! Yeah! It'S um! It'S been really great to see everyone's progress already, you know to me um. I really enjoy seeing other people's success and that's how i get my pleasure and fulfillment, and i think that that's i think that that's um, you know a really big thing about being a teacher. Is it's not all about you right? It'S all about other people and being able to take them to where they need to get to so shots along following my guide, nice big angle and then really making sure that i'm taking a strong enough on a thick enough guideline with me. So i can clip some hair out of the way and then move on to my next section. So i know we didn't announce it uh yesterday, so we appreciate you guys just um, jumping on like this, so working with my layers short to learn. We have a lot of new classes coming up as well. If any of you are interested in travel or maybe you're in the arizona area or somewhere that you can drive, you know easily from to get here, so you can come and join us for a week or two weeks or three weeks, if you're already an established Stylist or a new assistant you can come join us. We have two people here now: um that are joining us in an advanced training situation and then also we have teacher training coming up the end of august and an advanced class in september. Now our in-person classes. We are limiting our numbers to very small numbers, so if you do come, you will be in a mask and we're only taking like six or seven people in those classes to keep you all safe and socially distant as well. So again, you can always dm me if you have any questions about anything. I'Ve been surprised, actually, happily surprised that how many people are taking this time to you know actually do education. You know everybody's getting back into a place where they can yeah shout out to all of my california, hairstylist friends, i'm so sorry for you guys, hope, you're doing the best you can trying to make it work outside right. But sir, i feel for everybody still getting lots of look at this haircut. Oh good! It'S looking great! It'S a lot combing! It'S one of those combing haircuts right, yeah! So just really coming through making it a little bit smoother. Following my guideline working that hair down, you can start to see this texture now and then you're, starting to see this length and the color pop through a little bit as well. Just wanted the color to be just a bit raw, and you know we're in that 90s grunge kind of space right now in fashion and we're in a big mashup of fashion right now, so that kind of slightly like i've done it myself at home, hair color. Look right right, diy color! We call it it's very hard for us to do a color. That looks like it's been done at home right, a lot of effort in that it is. It is because we want to finish everything off so perfectly yeah, so um, it's uh, it's very interesting, but i kind of do like that raw kind of feeling you know so all i did was just pulled out a few pieces back home done put us just Painted some um a little bit of lightner on and then we put a bit of yellow over the top, so i'm coming through into the other side. Now, because i am right handed my body position changes when i was on this side i stood behind. So i could cut from short to left on this side. The only way i can do that angle is to work standing in the front. So now i'm going from short to long this way and my sections are pivoting around into the middle. If anyone has any questions for me about anything, i'm very happy to answer uh answer stuff as well. We have dina taylor saying that she also loves this cut and she's ready to have hers done. Oh dana taylor, i haven't cut your hair for about two years. When are we going to do it again? Next time we see each other right right. It must be long now right. So that's my guide there can you see under underneath here uh. You should be able to see that guideline under there, so i'm looking for the top of the layer which is here and then i'm going to make a new angle again. That'S because i want to allow for the ear area and not get such a big hole. If you wanted to get more of a multi feeling, then you would not bother putting that new angle in you would just continue with the same guideline from the back, but she is quite high in the sides and that's why i've changed the angle. We have a question if you are pulling the hair straight up very good um. It depends where my back area i over directed to the previous section. So it was a traveling guide. So number one came straight out: two came back to one three came back to two four came back to three five came back to four. Then i moved into the sides. I made a new guideline once i've made my new guideline again. Each section is just over directed back to the previous section, but with the new guideline, disregarding the back guideline once i got the new one hope that explained it for you um. So i'm not over directing everything back to the mastoid. That'S um! That'S when you end up getting too much weight on the face, and so um i've decided to oh direct back a little bit less your over direction allows you to design any of you that are interested. This is also in our online classroom. So we have a full online classroom that covers all of our haircuts men's women's everything, and you can join that in a monthly account go to sally rogerson.com. I know you kind of just covered the back a little bit um just to answer it. Maybe in a different way, did you pivot in the back very good question? Thank you. Did i pivot in the back, so pivoting sections are gon na touch at the top of each section uh. No, i didn't pivot. In the back in the back area, i moved around once i got to the mastoid process in the sides on the top. I did pivot, so the pivotal point is here and in that area i did pivot in the back area. I didn't fully pivot. There was a movement until i got to the mastoid process. Great question hope that answered it for you gon na move her around. Well. That'S something that i find really cool with. The haircut is just the fact that you're not pivoting in the back, and then you start pivoting. Yes, i think you can do so many different angles and different sections and different things within one haircut. You don't just have to stick to you know one thing, especially when you're working in the sides versus the back, because the sides have hardly any hair in them compared to the back right right. So, on this side, i'm having to stand in the front i'm having to push away from me and the reason for that is because i'm cutting from short to left. If i stand behind, like i did on the other side, then i'm likely to change my angle. Okay, so that's all the way around into that top area. Now, i'm just going to bring those two areas together, um she already has some previous layers in the front, so i'm just going to ignore those and leave those out for now and start to put a little bit of product in as well as i go. I'M using, i use this as a cutting lotion, but we work with formula 18 and they have an amazing leave-in. Conditioner super super super moisturizing, but doesn't go oily, so i'm just putting a little bit of that in as i go along and then, if you like to actually cut with anything in, then you totally can as well. You could probably cut in with the styling cream, but later on, i'm going to be encouraging the weighing the texture now we're using the volumizing root mousse instead to encourage movement and texture so i'll get to that in a minute. I'D like to talk about this front area, because this is always a little bit of an issue for um stylists and we're going to talk about when a client wants both a fringe area, but they also want some looseness around here. For me, i often find that that gets a lot of weight here on the face, and sometimes you don't want weight here, because it's generally the widest part of somebody's face. So i want to slim that down, but still have length. So what i'm going to share with you now is a technique that is like almost what i call a faux connection. So you know some clients think that they want the fringe fully connected, but really they don't because they would lose too much hair. So what we're going to do here is we're going to go with a pretend connection which will make the client feel like they've got some connection, but they haven't lost all of their hair. So the way i'm going to do that is, maintain and use her fringe. That she has right now and i'm going to take diagonal sections so diagonal section through to behind the ear or behind the mask. That'S our new point of reference: isn't it yeah? So, can you see that if i were to connect it, i could - and it would look amazing, obviously on shana, but for me to connect that fringe in she would lose a lot of hair now. I know she doesn't mind, but a lot of your clients. That would be too much for so i'm just going to show you what i tend to do instead of doing graduation and pulling it this way, i'm actually going to comb the hair up go past this point of the fringe, i'm going to find the top of The fringe here so i'll have a hole there, and this will disconnect a bit like i did in the sides as well from the back. I'M going to lift that up and connect from there to there and so you'll see the sides of the fringe will drop out. What this does is take out weight but doesn't take off all of the length because i'm bringing it up in the air instead of down like a graduation. So again, i'm going to come underneath and up i'm looking for the top of the fringe, which is here, i'm ignoring that piece and i'm layering and lifting up and taking that weight out of that corner. So when it drops down it's quite light and soft through there, so it's a really great thing to do on your clients that have like a forward graduation, but maybe it's just falling too dense and too heavy. So again, i'm combing that hair up i'm doing a connection internally, but i'm not doing a connection externally. If that makes sense totally i just it's it's interesting because i just feel like this is what a lot of people are wanting right now. Is that connection from their bang to their lighter there right? So it's not just like a lump of hair because if you've got wavy or thick or even curly hair, if you graduate that front area but you're doing a bit more of a lighter rock and rolly kind of layer, it doesn't work, does great for a heavier Layer right so essentially what you're doing is. You are cutting a v into the middle over the parting. We know that short hair pushes long hair so we'll end up with this. The short hair should sit over the middle of the parting. If you're doing a party short hair pushes long hair, so this takes all of this weight out through here, but yet maintains length in the outline. So in those sections that you were taking for that fringe, are you pivoting those? No on diagonal sections and i'm moving back, so it's a bit like um. You know how you do forward graduation, but instead of bringing it forward and holding it palm to palm, you are combing it up and you are cutting in the inside. Instead, very cool lots of calming again sorry, one of those lots of calming haircuts. We got some love from christopher piriano, hi chris hope, you're doing safe over there in raleigh some love from hong kong and india. Oh hi, thank you for joining us from hong kong. Love hong kong's one of my favorite places in the world, hong kong, shanghai, are probably my favorite, a little bit of tokyo thrown in uh when this is all over. The first thing, i'm doing is an aiming tour. So if anybody wants us to come into your salon, tell us because uh that's all we want to do yeah. I want to go, let's try and make an asian tour out because uh we'll start i'd love to go to seoul as well, um yep. So if anyone wants to come and see us we'll do that, when we can right, maybe we'll have thrive, we also have a hair show called thrive sessions. So maybe, when it's all clear, we'll take it to hong kong, should we do that yeah thrive in hong kong? That would be so cool we've got a dream bradley. Yes, yes right! What a dream of i'm going to be manifesting that now? Yes, exactly yeah! Tony knows a little bit of chinese, so we're fine knows hello. You just heard it. You have some good friends in hong kong, yeah, photographers and stuff yeah. We could do our collection, shooting yes, red dog studios time and whirly photographer you're gon na give him a shout out. That'S his shout and he's an amazing fashion. Photographer right, yeah he's very good at everything. He keeps telling me. Oh okay, so um right! So, on the other side, so this side - i've gone short to long here and i stood in the front uh this side because i'm right-handed i have to stand in the back because look at my fingers, it's the only way i can cut from short to lungs. I end up with like a v through there and that short hair is gon na push that long, hair away and down okay. So i'm doing a diagonal section to the back of her mask. I'M gon na start drawing all the masks into our head sheets because it's the new normal, isn't it it's just what we're doing right now, so i'm going to come through. I am going to push the hair forward slightly, i'm looking for the middle of my fringe. I'M not looking for the side of my fringe and then this area here is what i'm going to connect into. So i'm going to bring that hair into that front area, and then you can see that there and then there does not connect. So i'm going to go through now and just start to connect it. I know you're not there yet on this side, but somebody had asked um how far back you went with that very good question um. I went back as far as well. The hair ran out because i already laid the back remember so when i come to the front this back short layer in the crown isn't really going to reach, so it just naturally ran out. I would say i didn't get right back to the center back, because there was no hair, but i would do. I would normally go right back to the center back if the hair continued to come to me if that makes sense. Okay, so i'm just going to continue through i'm combing forward and up. You can see this hair through here, so i'm going to go from short to long and just combing this hair forward and up we're getting a lot more love from poland, london, cairo. We have a third year student from scotland, loving this cup. What that is fantastic, love, scotland as well. I think, after this we're just going to get a boston, gone world tour right. That'S our academy, world tour! I was just in the uk um about two months ago and uh. You know i got stuck there. I had to quarantine and all of that stuff uh, but it was. It was so different as well so interesting so different from here. You know yeah uh, the area i was in wasn't quite as extremely you know hit by this. So i felt like i was in a different world twilight zone yeah. It was everywhere um, but i'm glad for them. You know it's fantastic. We have a question if you're cross checking with diagonal section, do i have back sections? I am cutting my layers with diagonal back sections. If i wanted to cross check this, i could cross check horizontally on the top and what i'm looking for is a little bit of an angle through there. I would never cross check normally, i'm a crush checking madness person right i'll cross check anything to within an inch of its life, but this haircut is not a big cross-checking haircut and the reason for that is that there's a lot of disconnections going on between the Sides and the back, if you start cross-checking that you'll end up cutting off the disconnection that you just made so bring this around. So if i cross check my sides and my back, you will see a lot of corners, but i've spent half an hour, leaving those corners on purpose, so be very careful on your cross. Checking on this. What i like to do sometimes, is i like to go back with a larger tooth comb and then just take bigger sections and just run back through it. You know and see if there's anything that i missed right um, but you know it's definitely more of a looser technique. I would say um there, someone is wanting to know. Did you cut the perimeter already very good question? I did not cut the perimeter already. The reason for that is because i want the perimeter to be loose and light and textured and i'll probably cut it afterwards um. I prefer, if i want my outline to be loose and to not have a line in it. I'Ll cut the interior of the haircut first and i'll cut the exterior last. There is no point in my mind: re-cutting things in sr education, we're all about efficiency in the salon. So i know i want to leave something soft and pc on the edges. Why? On earth, am i planting a line in it? That'S nuts to me. So if i cut a line in then do my hair cut then go back and cut the line out. That'S crazy! Yeah number one! You never get rid of that line! Number two! You have to really go in hard and you probably added about another 10-15 minutes onto your haircut time right. So, if i want your hairy on your mask, we need a non-nonstick mask. That'S the new thing, teflon mask so for me. If i want a strong outline, then i'll cut my lining first, if i want a soft outline, i'll cut my interior first, so that's my rule of thumb. If you're cutting your interior first, then obviously you've got to think about um how that works, because you have to make up the guideline right, all right, i'm just going to get into drying the hair a little bit now she does have a really cool texture, but I think i'm just going to do a quick wrap dry for you, guys i'll iron, it a little bit and then i'll put some texture in there. I think that that would be the easiest way for you guys to see the kind of look of the hair cut. So i've changed my mind, of course, pretty normal for me and i'm going to go with the styling cream formula 18.. This is a an amazing plant-based product line, it's very, very pure paraben free. I love it so much um as as a school owner and also you know, i've had my own hair academy and hair education business for about seven years now. Prior to that i was with sassoon. I started in england with sassoon when i was 16 and eventually finished as the senior creative director in the delta student academy in la in santa monica. I left about seven eight years ago and started my own company and since then i've got to be honest, um. You know i'm basically unemployable right now, because i don't like being told what to do, let's be honest, uh and that applies to product as well. So the only products that we use in the academy are products that we like products, that product lines that i agree with their approach and all of that good stuff. So we're pretty lucky. We are an independent company. We do work with certain people, certain companies, but i prefer to work with smaller boutique lines. Um, i've done the corporate thing for most of my career and this is kind of a luxury i think really to be able to just work with who you want to you know 100. So 418, for us is just an amazing product line, and then you know obviously we work with wires pub for our equipment. We also work with hair art very closely as well. They supply our students with a lot of their kit and um color wise. We work with formula 18 and also professional by farmer who are an amazing italian hair care company and specialized, obviously in color. So oh amazing right, it's one of the best hair color lines. I'Ve ever worked with the tones, etcetera, yes gorgeous and they do the color on the thrive competition. Yes, we did a big thrive, competition and uh. If you look at us so sure you can look back and see all of that good stuff um. I also work with a brush company called brushopolis, so i'm going to use the paddle brush from there. I also use the paddle brush from ys park as well. This is amazing. I'M just gon na do a real, quick wrap dry. If i can get my dryer okay make sure the wires yeah, so i'm gon na do this as quick as i can, i'm gon na wrap dry. I'M gon na put the sound up, but if you have questions, please ask them brad. You can still ask me yeah, we do have some questions back on the fringe when you were cutting the fringe. Did you over direct the hair all the way to the front of the fringe um? The question was: did i over direct all of the head towards the fringe right yeah? Yes, i over directed it forward to be able to cut that angle in the front. If you want to take a lot more weight out, then you could not over direct as much over direction to me is a opportunity to design. So you would decide that, based on what you wanted it to look like right. If i over direct the hair all towards the front, i'm gon na do less internally and then um, just to recap, in the very beginning, you cut the back first correct yeah, so i cut the back area first, i started in the back. I sectioned off at the mastoid process and i cut the back area first and i came around, i didn't pivot. I just walked around and then i disconnected the back from the sides and then i started to work from the front area. This is based on one of our haircuts from the academy program: it's l2. So it's the long haircut and it's the second in the long series. So if you're interested that's all on the online classroom as well, and you would learn that in our advanced class, if you were to come in person uh, all i'm doing, is i'm wrap drying with this larger paddle brush? Just so i can get the hair dryer quicker for you guys to see, because i want to do some finisher work. You can also see that color coming through as well. We'Ve also had a lot of requests for um private lessons as well. So if any of you guys are interested in doing one-on-ones at this time, you know we're totally down to do that as well, and it doesn't always have to be me. You know we have about 15 sr educators across america that are maybe closer. If you want to take the time to do a little bit of personal education, then just let us know in real life or online right in real life or online yeah, yeah yeah we're doing um, oh by the way yeah. I forgot to say that we're doing online private one hour or two hour, zoom calls as well. So if you'd like to have a private lesson with me or any of the sr teachers, that's also an option as well. It doesn't matter where you are. We have a question: if uh we have a head sheet for this specific cut, or maybe, if you could recap it so that they could yeah hey. If you guys want me to draw out a head sheet, i'm down to do it, it's just going to be a longer right, yeah, i'm happy to do it. If you want to, maybe we could post it later yeah, we can post it later yeah. We could actually do we could do a live one uh after this on our instagram page. So if you go to my at sally rogerson's, instagram page straight after this, we'll do a live head sheet, yeah right! That sounds good. Just put that in the comments. So, let's say 11 30 we'll do a live head sheet for it. Oh, i hope you guys can hear me. I feel like i'm shouting, because i've got a mask on, but it's better than you can't hear me so um. So i've kind of rough, dried, the hair and i'm going to use an iron now and the main reason for that. To be totally honest, is i just don't want to blow the pants off you doing a really long blow dry, because you know when you're watching online come get a little bit dull iron uh yeah. Thank you. So james do you want to come over? Please come over here this way: you're gon na okay - this is james, everybody say hi hi he's been here with us for two weeks. Three weeks, two weeks, two weeks, yeah just told that yeah, yep and um he's actually finished school, but he's come to do some finishing work right, so it's been wonderful to have you here. Thank you. This is last day today, so we're putting him on screen. That'S your present straight hello to deb yeah, it's devon! No! No! I don't know, i don't know just say hi in case you watched it later. James works for a really good friend of ours, um deb. She has a beautiful salon: psalms 13 22 right um belmont. Just outside of san francisco and uh james is going to go there and be a stylist and eventually start to teach. So it's exciting stuff, isn't it yeah you're getting a lot of love for it? Oh that's great yeah! I need a lot of love at the moment. We all do. It'S been been an interesting year for everybody hasn't it all struggled in our own ways, whatever they are personal business. All of the above. We just have to keep going keep trying to support each other not be too hard on each other and continue with our craft right so ali, it's uh, sally, rogerson.com, just answering a question: okay, sallywatching.com has all things sally rogerson.com on sellingrocheson.com, okay, there we go uh Yeah we and if there's anything that you're looking for and we don't have it up there, it doesn't mean we're not doing it. Folks, you can just dm us any any time um on our instagram. You know, honestly, i know you're all on tick tock. At the moment i haven't quite made it sick talk. I'Ve got like 43 social media accounts. Already i will get there. I will not be done. How are you gon na say you're gon na be dancing, i'm too uptight to be dancing. English people don't enjoy themselves. Like that brad one day um, but you know we will we will get on there and start showing some techniques and having fun and stuff, but no dancing jones might be dancing on there right. Of course, we had a gag all day. Yesterday we were dancing to that. We have a question about uh texture. Would this look good on curly hair? Yes, it's the best on curly hair uh. My plan, to be honest with you, was to set it a little bit and diffuse dry, but it just would have taken so long um. I think you would have all just started watching your tic toc. Instead, you know, i mean i chose to go smooth, but i love textured hair, but textured hair doesn't just happen in two seconds. You know it has to be set properly and we have to work on it properly and i just chose this method because it was quicker for you guys to see, but i love curly hair. I work with texture and curly hair all the time um of every texture and in our curriculum we are also all learning how to work on textured hair of every kind. I think that's a very, very important thing for hair schools right now to make sure that their curriculum is, you know, including all approaches to hair yeah. I definitely think that's a big so important. We have a lot of amazing guests coming in a couple of weeks. We have uh cheetah coming she's going to be teaching us some braiding as well. We have a very good friend of mine, hair artist from l.a called greg gilmore, and he was my student many many years ago at sustain academy. He does really amazing hair he's coming for a few days to teach as well so we're having some guest educators as well on our cosmetology program. I'M calling it cosmetology, it's not a full cosmetology course. We are the only school in arizona that teaches only um the hairstyling clasp, so it's basically all things hair everything you could do with hair, just not doing skin and now simple as that right right, which i wish i could have done in beauty school would just Do hair i mean i, i totally understand when people want to do everything like i totally get that, but a lot of people just want to do hair and that's what they want to specialize in right right. So it's pretty amazing. We started them doing their first haircuts on week, two and uh. You want to see the scissor of a comb already. It'S amazing, and these are people that have never done hair before starting from the beginning, and i teach in here every day. So i don't know if that's good or bad, but that's who's, teaching them alongside my amazing team, brad here and also karen trahan and also misty weeks, is our head collar instructor as well, who are all super talented and then we have our guests come in when They can just a little thing about ironing to me: it's not really about what the iron is doing. It'S about what the cone is doing. So when i'm putting the comb through the hair after the heat, then i direct the hair and make it do what i want it to do. So if i want it to go this way, i direct it that way. If i want it to go under, then that's what i do. Uh we're also made a few decisions. You know we normally do our big um collection, shoots with john rawson and we bring him over from london, but unfortunately right now, that's not a possibility um. So we're gon na definitely still work with john next year, but we are gon na. Do a little shoot um in what's the month now september, yes in september, so we will still bring out a new collection, so look out for that this year, we'll also be working on a really cool new collection for professional by farmer as well. So we'll be doing a big color shoots as well, very cool. I know a lot of people. Think of me only as a haircut, but i love color and i do work with color as well with our team, and we just got a comment about loving the hair color though oh well, thank you all right. So just get these ends going through and then we're going to get into some styling and some finishing nearly there now those fringes, if someone's got a cowlick or something like that, then i suggest blow drying it down with a comb to start with right and then We'Re going to go in and do some uh fringe work as well. Some outline work, so we did agree to do the head sheets for this haircut and um. I'Ve no idea what time is right now: 54, 54, okay, so yeah, let's say: 11 30 west coast time. So that's in like 35 minutes yep, we will go over on to our sally rogerson instagram account. So you can join us and i'll actually draw it out old school on our whiteboard, so you can see it and you can ask questions and all of that we have someone, maybe asking if the color placement could be there too. Oh yeah, okay, very good! Thank you, yeah uh, honestly i'll, show you what i did on the color placement now so the color placement. I left the hair down, i kind of imagined and i knew where i was going with this haircut. So all i did was. I took a diagonal section. You can see it there, but thanks um, i took a diagonal section. I literally just took that hair in a slice. I backcombed it put it in a foil and put the lightener on so that i just got more of a raggedy kind of outline and blend. So i just backcombed it i just put a few pieces in foil. I brought it up, i didn't get it right up to you know like white um. I definitely just got it up to more of a yellow, and then i put a yellow, um kind of crazy color over from uh i did the family one actually very cool, so whatever orange is in italian, is what it said on the box. Uh didn't put any developer in. It was just uh over the top all right, so we're gon na go into some finishing work now. What i need is a uh um james. If you can get me like a texture spray from probably the enjoy life all right. So internally we did that connection externally, which is the outline it's not connecting. So i have to really just decide kind of how much of that i want to connect, and so i'm going to come back through and do a bit more in the fringe, because you know it's a little bit up and down so we're going to do that. Put your hair close, my scissor put my hair into my comb and let it fall in into a large tooth comb. I did not comb it if i comb it forward, i don't let the hair fall in its natural position, so you can see. I'M tapping the hair and that allows me to let the hair fall in its natural position. I'M going to go in quite chunky in different angles with my scissor. She already has it thinned out on the end. So i'm just you know working that in with what i've got already, you could go freehand, you could slice it. You could also fun thing to do in the fringe is to channel it and just kind of point into some random pieces. If you want it to be a bit, more, textured really depends on the hair. Oh, that must be driving me mad, i'm so sorry um, i'm gon na go through into the underneath first as well, and uh really just see how much of that i want to connect or not connect. So i'm gon na just bend that hair over use that, as my guide take a little bit more of that corner out, that's going to bring out her cheekbones honestly. If it wasn't for the mask, i'd probably be doing this more freehand on the skin and that kind of stuff uh. Also, i can come back through do a little bit of pointing please remember that you are going to see some different lens in there. There are quite a few disconnections in there, so don't get too uh into the obsessive, crosscheck black hole of oblivion. Just be aware of what you should see and what you shouldn't see, and so i'm just visually looking at the haircut now and deciding what i do. What i don't want, i haven't done anything to the outline, yet i could stand there up and do it or i could just keep it as it is. If you wanted to cut a lining, you could as well. You know no rules. Do you mind that fringe going a little shorter, it's just there's lightness there and density there. So all i'm doing is reconciling that visually on the lighting shade, you're doing so good with all that hair on you. Thank you. You'Ve got a brain of steel. Like a steel trap, you've just decided i'm not going to react what a hair model you're like a pro. It'S like you've done this before charlotte, maybe once or twice okay, just doing a little bit of planting reconciling a little bit of stuff and then i'm going to stand her up and style it a bit. Let'S use that 1 18 hairspray. So i'm pointing and i'm opening my hand and fanning my fingers a little bit so i can open and get into that hair um we're going to stand here up shanna and take this out. There'S one guy's asking: do you know if you could possibly explain the difference between internal and external layering? Yes, very good question. Thank you! Internal and external layering, i'm! So sorry, it's going to be chatting it's all in it. You can't take your mask off, though um internal and external layering uh. Well, you know it depends on what your opinion is. This is my opinion. So for me for me uh, i started more on the interior with my layering, because i wanted to leave the outside of the external length at the end. So um, i don't know really i mean that's, not a terminology that we use at sr education, so i would comment on it in the way that how i refer to layering is: do i start it from the interior first, without doing the outline or do i Do my outline first and then use that as my guide for my interior, so that's based on whether i want to have an outline, that's strong or whether i want to have an outline, that's soft. So in this situation we started on the interior because we wanted to leave the outline out and just keep it very raw. If i wanted more of a stronger outline, i could have done my perimeter and then use my perimeter as my guide for my interior. Can i take this off? Have you got your clothes on? Yes, sorry, okay, so look. You'Ve got your thing on shawna cosmetology student. Yes, sarah kevin um! We are just going to do a little bit of beyonce uh airflow time right. Put your hair forward a little bit. This is a really good way just to loosen up the texture, um, okay and then i just usually finish with a finishing brush. This is one of the most amazing finishing brushes. I use it for everything brushopolis. I think you can just get it from brushopolis.com, but it's a really beautiful bristle brush i like to use the ends a little bit to arrange the fringe and stuff. So it's really fantastic. If you're doing dressing for a shoot and that kind of stuff - and then it's really really great, if you're, styling and doing hair up and that kind of stuff. But i just love to finish with it and then i'll put a little bit of so i'm just putting my hands in and putting a little bit of texture in there just to finish off and get a bit of the texture back. So i'm kind of rubbing the hair a little bit to create that movement and that texture, so i'm rubbing the hair, i'm not just fluffing it with my fingertips. I'M actually got it in my hands and i'm rubbing the head. This is going to create texture and give her more of that kind of i've just come out of the nightclub for y'all. If only we were going to nightclub show right. You know, because that's what i missed the most all right so um this is sharna there. You go, she is one of our wonderful students here at the sr academy in scottsdale arizona um. Just to give you a finishing look turn around for me. We started in this back area. Just did some really nice short textured layers left. All of the outline out haven't done anything to the outline kind of just enjoying what it's doing. I placed that color position there, because i knew i wanted to show it by making the layers shorter. It'S all done with scissors. So then, technically i didn't really use much freehand apart from a bit in the fringe. I am more of a technical hair cutter, but i do love to do freehand as well, but i love to achieve angles through technique. So um, that's it. Thank you very much. I really really appreciate you guys joining this morning. If you do have any other questions for me and i didn't answer them, i'm sorry, you can definitely dm us as well uh sally rogerson on our instagram and we are going to do a head sheet live as well at 11. 30.. How long is that 20 minutes, no yeah yeah 30 minutes so join us over on that. Thank you very much stay safe. I hope you're all doing as well as you possibly can and hope to see you again one day soon in person bye. Thank you. Hair brain appreciate it