Windswept Pixie Haircut - Part 2

Here too, so guys welcome back. We did a quick blow trying on this wild pixie haircut and what you can see now before we do any dry cutting on it. You see these many different lengths, but if you watch the form you can see, it has a structure, it has a system and he has a good flow before we do the dry cutting and it will be much better after doing the dry cutting. But what we do first is putting some oil in the air because it's highly lifted here, so we put this inside. I take care that oil is everywhere and then we have a perfect preparation to give more movement into it. What'S now up to you is how much of this disconnect this length you, you cut off, if you, if you have a client which loves to have a really high texturized haircut, you can do only a little bit of connections and if you have maybe a lady With more classical understanding of a haircut, you can connect these different lengths a little bit more. Take a look. I work, i'm still working from a pivot point here on the top of the head and i walk around the head. I'M still have triangular sections. I lift the hair in a 90 degree angle, and you see here now these different lengths we created with the wet cutting technique. Now we make a connection with our slice cutting scissor and it's up to me how much of this longer length. I remove only a little bit or a lot of so i can cut off all the different legs, but that's not what i recommend. So what i also recommend to you. If you do this dry cutting, it is very important that you talk to the hair and, of course you will get an answer. You can see how the movement of the hair is and where you have to to give more texture another position. You have to remove a little bit, so you can create a very individual shape and movement for your client. So this is why i like cutting dry hair and the way i work in salon is always a little bit the same. I do first make a wet cut, which gives the basic form, and then i do the dry cutting after the blow drying to create this individual movements and individual connections and what depends on what kind of haircut i gon na do, but in dry hair. I have more opportunities and of course, i'm using many different scissors. If you watch my my workshops more often, then you see, i have special kind of scissors for dry cutting for blunt cutting for highly texturizing, maybe the croc. I do not need today so with different scissors. You get different results, but for this white, sweat, pixie, the marlin slice cutting scissor. I think it's the perfect one from wet cutting to dry cutting and what i also recommend to you is not to do a point. Cutting when you connect these different lengths, if you're doing it from the ends through your fingers, you will get a much more harder result and it's more soft. If you go from your fingers through the top of the hair, the tip of the hair, i'm sorry! So i'm finally done with the top make the little connections between these different lengths. What i'm going to do now is to work into the national fall and create more textures and movement in the hair. I go into the hair with my slice, cutting scissor. I move. I turn my my hand a little bit and i close the scissors slowly and with this technique i can add direction through the air, and this is important - it's important for your client in salon because they want to have as less as work to do when they Make the blow drying at home and with this technique you can help them a lot. You can add movement in the direction the haircut needs. You see this overlay here is much softer. Now it's still there, but i want to have it much much softer and i'm using the same technique here in the fringe area as well and important talk to the hair speak with it think what what kind of result you want to get and if you have A real customer in yourself so talk to them. If she wants to have more movement, less movement, but in most cases they will try to try to trust you and that you create the perfect shape for them. You see i'm using this technique in the whole outer area. I can create connections where i want to them and i can create disconnections when i need it. If we take a closer look to the name area form wise, it is really important that you take care that in this area here it's less volume. You need to be very close to the head. That means cut off fullness, but take care that you have the length in the name area. So when you think you are mostly done, you take your blow, dryer move it away, and then you can take a look. How the hair moves and the wide sweat looks came out of your head for me personally, i need a little bit less weight here, but this is typical if you do something like that on the moniker, because you have more hair in the hairline here than a Regular client so take a look on the other side so blow out the hair, and in my case i need a little bit more oil. This brings out. The wine swept looks much more than hair spray, but of course you still can use a little bit and, like i promised this looks, this look is inspired by the new hair design of miley cyrus. It'S an it's a kind of a mallet form which is very modern now, but with this disconnected length, you have a lot of opportunities in styling. You can put this hair out of the face. You can put it into the face. You have lots of styling opportunities. Now, okay, this is the final result. I will turn it around slowly so that you can see. So we have the shorter length here around the face, also on the side area and we have less volume but longer lengths in the nape. We have lots of texture here and movement and if we continue with turning around, we see here some of these disconnected lengths as well. So this is one of my favorites at this time. I cannot say that i do it every day, because this is a more artistic haircut, but it's it's a kind of haircut. If you, if you can do it, you have much more opportunities to to consult your client for new haircut for different length arrangements going think out of the box and not only using the basic forms. Like you know us we we swipe sometime, we do basic. Sometimes we do artistic. This is an artistic haircut on may 19. We plan to do a basic haircut on a real-life model. One of my colleagues needs a new haircut and she will be here at may 19 and we will do hair color and a haircut. So our live session will be a little bit longer than you used to, but you will get a basic haircut as well as a basic color techniques. So stay in touch with us as you used to we will. We will post some some images of the haircuts as well, so you can. You can follow the haircut once again, if you like to do them or like to train them, and if you have any questions, do not hesitate to send me a direct message. I try to answer everything so stay tuned, you're smarkers thanks and goodbye.