How To Cut A Textured Layered Haircut | Hair Tutorial

What'S up guys welcome to today's video, so i've got a really cool tutorial planned for you guys, i'm gon na walk you guys through a haircut step by step, but what makes this one a little bit different than normal, so occasionally in the mail i'll receive some Kind of hair product or something to make a video with. So today's definitely going to be unique, because i received a package, a random package that included a mannequin that was pre-colored, so this mannequin was colored by mary cromins, who is an international platform artist and educator for john paul mitchell systems. She'S also married to robert cromains, who is the global artistic director for john paul mitchell system, and those of you guys that have watched this channel for a while. You know my history with robert cronin holy moly. Yes, that was me 16 years ago, and the package came with this note right here, so it reads: matt, it's always a pleasure for me and robert to work with you. I colored this mannequin for you to cut, can't wait to see what you create mary and rob so no pressure, but i want to make this thing look cool, so i'm going to walk you guys through. I think you're going to love the haircut that i put together using this mannequin, so the color is super fun, i'm assuming that they use paul mitchell pop xg for the yellow tone and then the white tone, i'm not really sure. Maybe she can jump on and explain that to you guys, but i love the placement. Placement was really cool and creative. It was definitely all around that front. Hairline was the white color and then throughout it sporadically there was white tones that kind of popped through. So what i want to do is take this haircut open up the face to really showcase that white hair color and have that pop through and then also kind of showcase through texturizing uh, the white pieces that went throughout. So it was really fun to take a look at a color technique and add a cut to it without actually knowing how she placed the color just kind of looking through it, seeing how i wanted to enhance it. So i hope you guys enjoy this technique. It'S going to be super fun to walk you through it step by step. So let's get started here. We go all right guys. So as we get into this technique, i want to walk you guys through the sectioning first sectioning to me is the most important thing that you can do, because it's going to make you more consistent in your execution. So let's talk about the sectioning left hand. Side parting back to the crown, and then i kind of comb the hair over to the front of the head, and i let it start to part itself. That'S basically going to take the hair that wants to be in the top, and it's going to keep it on the top and the hair that wants to follow the bottom. It'S going to keep that on the bottom, then i twist away the heavier side, breaking that in half uh from top to bottom. That way as well, and now we're gon na work a sliver of a section in the side. Basically, what i'm doing here is i'm taking away where that white hair color was because i want to get a little bit creative with the texture of that. I'M also keeping a disconnection underneath because i'm going to play with that length in the dry cut later on. So we're going to work through i'm going to twist that up and away - and that's really just that part side going to be able to create a ton of movement, create some shorter layers in there. We'Re almost gon na get a shag effect uh within the layering. So now i'll create my disconnection whenever i'm disconnecting something i like to braid it off uh for me, braiding just kind of keeps it separated, keeps it nice and tight. Sometimes hair can slip out of a clip, but it doesn't slip out of a braid as easy. So i'll just braid that off in a way so now we're gon na go from that crown point that we created earlier and i'm gon na draw a line down to behind the ear and that's gon na start the sectioning for the right hand, side and then I'M gon na comb that up and away and meet the point right up in that temple area um or that recession point and draw my line there. That'S gon na create the second sliver section uh, which we're just gon na create some disconnected layers within which is uh got it. It'S a fun way to create a ton of movement in a haircut so now. The final thing that i'll do is separate that disconnection on the right hand side same thing that we did on the left, i'm gon na braid it through uh to get it sectioned off. So now i want to talk about this tool because it's very special to me this is our brand new tri-razor by free salon, education, it's the tool that we came up with. We designed we got the patent for uh well patent pending and uh, so i want to show you guys how this thing works, so we're gon na use the 100 cutting side first. So i'm going to take a two inch wide section in the back and i'm actually going to work down the hair. I want to find where the head wants to curve and that's where i'm going to start my layering technique. So what i want to do is just softly: go into the hair start, cutting those layers and then slide the tri-razor down the hair ever so slightly. What that's going to do is not give me uniform layers. It'S going to give me natural texture and i'm going to do that on both sides of the head, so just combing everything down light tension in the hair and then just let the tri-razor do its thing as you slide it over now, don't push too hard because, Obviously you don't want to push through unless you do so you've got to make that choice. So then i go through cut the perimeter line, keeping that nice and shattered for now. You can always cut that with a scissor. If you want it to be a more blunt line, but look at those layers already popping with just three sections now we're gon na work through uh our left hand side, i'm gon na work, vertical parting's, traveling guide from the back to the front, so just bringing Everything over to it now watch what i do with the guideline right, so i grab a guide from the back where i started those layers with the tri-razor and now i'm going to comb everything up and just with a swipe. Just like you're swiping, a credit card. You create uh that first line now i grab my sub section and now i'm going to scoop and pull my guideline to the new section, all right. So now we finished up the left hand side. Now, i'm going to comb out that disconnection we're going to play around with that later in the dry cut. The last thing i'm going to do on the left side here is just swipe through and create my outer perimeter line. So again, you can do that with a scissor. If you want to that's up to you and what you're trying to create now we're going to do the same thing on the right hand, side as we did on the left working through traveling guide, make sure that you're pulling that guideline to the new hair notice. How i scoop underneath and i pull it up and then i swipe just like a credit card and get my line, so i'm just gon na work my way through this section and then we'll start working on the top all right. So now we finish those layers on the right hand, side we're going to mess with that disconnection like i said in the dry cut later on. So let's move into the top. The inspiration for the top comes from robert cromins himself, which was a pop top technique. Back in the day and how you would do that technique, is you basically take the entire top of the head, pull it forward and then cut it all at once. I'M gon na do a very similar uh feel to that, but i'm gon na break it up into a few sections and i'm gon na work to create a nice angled line for my end result. So nice vertical slightly vertical, slightly uh diagonal line towards the front, and then i work that tri-razor, with about two inch passes up and down to cut my diagonal line now the fun part here, i comb the rest of it all forward and i use my texture. 50 side, which will remove 50 percent of the hair, and i bounce that from ends to mid shaft, just work it back and forth. Creating uh invisible layers and a nice light feeling to the ends of this haircut. So, look how easy they are to kind of manipulate and twist and style out all right. So now we're just going to go through tap off those ends using the tri-razor and we're going to start our style using paul mitchell quick slip. This product's not only going to give you a soft hold it'll, also speed up your drying time as well, which is super valuable in the salon when we're trying to get through each guest throughout the day. So now i work that product through another little tip here is after i work it through with my hands i like to brush it through to make sure i get the product on every bit of the hair, and now i'm going to start my blow dryer a Nice little flat wrap to start it off. This is going to help get me control at the base and help smooth out the hair. I'M using my ergo diamond head paddle brush that's available on shop fse, which is our website uh and then once i get, the hair about 80 dry go in with paul mitchell, hot off the press uh. This is a heat protectant. So it's great for that hair. That starts to dry up a little bit. You want to add a little protection to it before you add more heat and get that hair dry, so number one way to damage your hair is to not use product when blowing it dry, um. Obviously, as professionals we know that, but we need to tell it to our clients as well, so i go through now. I got my ergo round brush i'm going to work that hair get as much volume as i can throughout the top. Like i said, i wanted to showcase that white hair color that was popping in the front of this. So that's how i'm going to do that is use the style and the cut that we did so now. Look at that! Look how beautiful that white color is going through it. I'M gon na use paul mitchell express ion style plus uh to iron out that disconnection and then we're going to finish this off doing a dry hair cutting technique on the disconnection that dry hair cutting technique is one of my favorites. It'S called the tease cutting technique, so what i'm going to do is half close the scissor as i push in, and it's going to help create a nice soft bevel to the ends. So you'll see it's moving real fast, but i'm half closing as i go into it and that's adding layers adding texture to that disconnection, so we're gon na work our way all the way around the head and i'll show you guys how this pops out. In the end result, so you can already see that texture starting to come to life um. So what i want to do is i'm going to go in i'll. Do that i'll? Do a little bit of slide cutting around the face to break that up a little bit, but just that kind of the pieciness of it. And then i go in with paul mitchell spray wax, which is my all-time favorite product. Just to add that flexibility and that texture and then finish it off with a little bit of iron work, kind of twisting out some of those pieces just bringing this whole style to life uh. Obviously you could style this perfectly straight. You could style it uh with a ton of wave to it. I love showcasing all the texture and you can really see how that money piece that mary put in there just really pops throughout this cut, so uh volume in that fringe. I hope you guys, like it, i loved doing this video. This is one of my favorites. I hope this gets to happen again, but i hope you guys liked it as much as i did creating it. Let me know in the comments below, if you have any questions subscribe to, the channel got a ton more content like this coming out all the time so guys. Thank you. So much i'll see you on the next video by the way, guys, if you didn't know already, we have an online store called shop. Fse, that's shop, free salon, education. I always love to hear if you guys made it this far in the video, so right made it in the chat uh down below and also go to our online store and use the code made it at checkout and i'll. Give you 10 off your order of 100 or more. You can pick up the tri razer. You can pick up the ergo brushes the combs, the clips, everything that i use in these videos is available on shop fse. So thank you guys so much. I appreciate the support and i'll see you guys again i'll see you on the next video thanks. You