How To Create A Long Pixie/Short Haircut On Episode #43 Of Hairtube© With Adam Ciaccia

Hey guys look hoodies is shinai hi such nice seats that I was gon na cut here. So let's see what we come up with huh you've been really busy. Should I haven't good, I heard I heard on the grapevine that she's, like the hottest hottest property on the market at the moment in terms of modeling, every hairdresser wants to Chanute shoot with Shanae this time to create a really nice shape in the Napier. What'S your name, the front is probably not going to change much at all, if anything at all, actually, because it's more about making them more flattering shape for her her nape and her neck. So this should be fun I'll soak in the talk her into having a pixie cut, but it was like no chance mate. No chance. I tried through the little nine section. First then we will just take this time. The horizontal section just to in front of the e yeah how good's mom Teleca to show the best try and keep this such an amazing contraception. It'S all good, charlie! It'S kidding, I'm kidding, I'm kidding, not witness your I'm kid. It'S fun! No kids! Look! It'S a cool cool cool, those of you on Instagram you can get to see, but on YouTube right for the temple to my section in the back yeah. So when you find out about these some job on the Orland, no sounds pretty amazing. Gon na be patient cross. My fingers kiss my turn. Imagine there's a selection process. Have you quite involved a lot of people, the applying for the job? Some of you guys might recognize Shanae she's on my Instagram affair. Baby. We work together a lot just. I just think that she has such a beautiful, beautiful soul, and that really comes through, especially when we're working with farm photography. I think sometimes the models that we engage with forget that photography really exposes you as a person. I think if you are a little bit of a sourpuss which you're not really, you can actually come through. So you need to be able to not only look great on camera, but you need to be able to allow that personality to come through on the camera. As well, today's also be very trusting with me to explore different looks for her and I think that's why we've been doing so much cool stuff together. Lately, that's a pretty cool piece, just not even with me as well. I told you that, but when we cut here often everyone should actually know everybody cut their hair. There you go what's the edge, they probably noticed there that I layered the hair first so came around at 90 and then I come back down to 45 degrees. Just so we get that shape coming in towards the face. It'S really important that you do that, but I like to not do that until I'm sure that I've got the length right to start with good one of the things you guys would know a lot about me is that I don't like to manipulate the hair too Much when I'm drying it, so it's very important that we just try the hair off when we're watching how it sits and we're just gon na going through here and just polish all this out, because the shapes good. But I like to see how it's drying. So you can better identify yeah here, unlike my Metallica gear today, yes, in my shorts, get get the pins out soccer legs. Let'S just move you tube down here, trying a new format today, for those of you are going to watch this haircut from a completely different angle in the days ahead on my youtube channel. What I'm gon na try and do is should have a little bit more authentic, a little bit more ad-lib. Rather than always having these. I guess I've got a little bit of feedback that it was all very fancy and glitzy, and I guess it was a little bit of a hint there that I might have been no there's a bit of a trickery where I'm not showing you guys everything. So I hope you guys can see that this is different. Hey Kofa bags for those of you watching. If you want a great great kit to travel with, go to COFA bags, k, au fer bags on instagram and check it out. I think it from memory. I think it's Andrew he's a really really great guy super great guy. I'Ve got one: it's been all over the world, man taking it everywhere. It'S done to sit really nice in there now because just softening it with some very premeditated and calculated point cutting being very precise and strategic about it. We don't want to destroy our shape and our cutting one, and if we go across this way like this, it's no good. So you want to make sure that you're really just going within your design line and not breaking it up, there's nothing wrong with breaking it up, but that's when you have made the decision that you want to deconstruct your haircutting. We don't want to deconstruct this. We want to keep it quite the shape quite pronounced, but we just want to soften a little bit. You can see there now. It starts to sit a little bit flatter around. So for those of you watching this on youtube, i've actually mounted my iphone 10x with a windscreen mount on the mirror in the salon. So you should get the effect of if you'll ring the salon you're, essentially the mirror. So that's pretty cool you guys are asking for more regular content, so I'm trying to work out a really cool way to bring you guys more regular content without having to bring all the gear in and the hours editing and and all that stuff. I want to be able to do more regular content, like my blog, where I can just record it without too much editing and just upload it pretty much straight away in the same day, so in a bit hairy right. So the color was part of a campaign that we did for matrix and Shanae was involved in that where we did a collection of colors for matrix, called blushing blondes, and this is one of the colors for blushing blondes. So that's why it looks fabulous because it was done by probably the best colorist in the city. I live in camera and that's Michelle cha-cha. You can follow her on Instagram. It'S at Canberra, hair, colorist you'll find the link to her bio on one of the many. Many pictures I create she's cut always work this way. Huh, that's yeah! There'S a your song. It'S been around so loving why Jesus sitting and feeling in the moment, fantastic, that's gon na, say it. I'M gon na, say Catalina how long I've been coming here. For yes, this is easily the best they're kind of white by far yep just thought. If I pull these back like that, look at your face shape with that. He look at the texture coming through the sides you know I have swept. We could have these salt up and back yeah. Oh, I think he's and I'm not just saying that I mean, but I'll always known that you'd look the best through their cut like this. Always you feel much different. It'S not really because this is. This is sort of what has sort of framed your face for a while all right, let's gon na speed, you back around, show these beautiful people. What we're going to do that here around this one YouTube. We just pinned you down a little bit. It'S all! I'M gon na do now. Yes, Qin fought for me, but it's gon na look for some weight. You don't want it. You don't want to take the weight out. You can see this little bit of weight there. I don't want to remove it because I've sculpted that quite tight don't be scared to ask questions. If you want to ask questions, it's why we're here, I'm just gon na go on very gently point cut. You can see, there's a disconnection there. I'Ve left it there on purpose, because these air cuts a part of a series of hair cuts, I'll be teaching throughout 20, 18 and 19. The reason why I'm going to be doing it over two years is because the people who learn at this year, they're going to want to come and see the evolution so where we take the cut next time, Hey Lundy's joined, hey lundi, lundi, hello, babe, see you Next week, in Sydney, so these times about shape on shape, but one of the things I get asked by people who come to my workshops is okay. So when we do this haircut, when this client comes back, what do I do next time? And I think it's really important either you plan to see someone living once I mean. I hope that you guys are doing that, but you're also thinking when you're cutting this haircut. It'S like okay. So what could what curveballs could Shinae throw at me next time? A Damona grammar here I don't want to be shorter. I want a little bit nice texture. I want a little bit shorter in the back, so you're gon na need to prepare, for you know, pushing these haircuts on your face. So you need flexibility in the cup. What if I left a straight line across the middle back? Well, I guess you can that's not gon na. That'S not gon na affect anything. I just like. I like the softness. I like the texture and the softness on the hill on you could see. Shinee'S hairline he's quite high and if you're gon na go short any shorter than this, you need to go clippers and doing that we want to have sort of soften the scene on the name. Maybe Clippers next time, we'll see alright. So, let's get back to our updo, so just point cutting your side. I'M gon na go back. I meant at the occipital part the straight line yeah. I guess you can have a straight line. Oh so you want it to be more geometric and more pronounced. You can do that. I want it to be quite soft, so I've been creating lots of texture and lots of softness and with these hair cuts, which I'm teaching for the next 18 months, it's called shape on shape. It'S an evolution of hair cuts that I've been sort of doing for a while, but now I've got them down on paper and I've got it into a curriculum where I can actually go and teach so I'll teach you guys this stuff background nice white. So for those of you have just tuned in I'm cutting shanae's here in the comments, I wrote her Instagram, so you can go and follow her. You guys would recognize Shanae if you watch my YouTube. She'S been on there quite a fair bit, she's a great friend of mine and she's amazing, but also so we've done a lot of work together. What we're doing here today is taking her haircut to the next level. We'Ve been wearing a look and we've been we've. Actually, we've been reinventing it, a fair bit, Emily hasn't been like the same, so very invented. I look a few times in that hole, Bob sort of genre and now we're at a point where we just want to push a little bit. I'M doing a little photo shoot in Sydney next week and Shanae is going to be one of the models there. So I just wanted to take it that little step further, so we can make it that bit more edgy, sorry for the interview purpose, Melora. So for those of you are watching this on YouTube. Sorry, I was concentrating them for me to get back to our st. Sophia's. Are you going to watch this on youtube? What you'll notice is we're going to be doing tutorial videos, as we normally probably would, however, what we're going to do is you're going to do two formats, so we'll probably do the traditional ones where you use two which are doing Jimmy so they're, really up close And personal, I talk a lot, but I want to create - and I explain a lot, but I want to create more content. So what I've done here today? We'Ve got a time-lapse going for Instagram. We'Ve got Instagram live on another iPad, so we've got two iPads on the mirror. We'Ve also got an iPhone X on the mirror, which is recording footage from YouTube. So what I want to do for those who watch me on YouTube is I want to see. I want you to see that this is. I want it to be in a more less staged sort of setting, so I'm going to record videos for YouTube that is just streaming live, so we've got YouTube up there Instagram here and then it's sort of through married together. So that way, I can create more content, because I can go home and I can just edit it on the iPhone X and upload a real, quick and then, when Jimmy's back in town, we'll actually got some more planned. Anyway. That'S looking really cool right, so this is going to do the back. One them do RPE is, I don't want to blend it as such, but I just want to you can see that it's quite full they're, just gon na add a little bit of texture through the top. I don't want to take any length off the front at all. I really like the length on the front creates a little bit of drama. You'Ll, see how this is all assimilating in for the front here. What, if I go to a salon? What would I ask for look it's hard to say, because most most hairdressers would understand that some may have a particular style or a way today cut here. So essentially what I've done in the back pushin. A tour can recap, but I'm going to recover for YouTube right now, anyway, see guys may as well tune in and I'll answer your question. So what I've done essentially is taken a large triangle section in the top here, starting in a point going wide Shinae. Where sit here on this side more so the triangle not like this, but it's actually like that because she wears a part here. You can see so I've got the triangle going this way. So this is the length doesn't mean she can't wear it that way, because you can no problem, but essentially what I would ask for. If you have an easy to say, I just want a nice soft feminine crop in the back hand side, so we've textured, I wanted to hard lines, and I just want to leave length on the top side, got flexibility to push left or right. There'S no real name for these. Some people would say that this is like my signature haircut, for what I'm known for, which is like a pixie like a long pixie cut, but yeah. It'S really hard to put a name on it, especially to explain to another aired. This up, but I guess you could ask him to watch my channel and there your CNA on there. I'Ve also got a GoPro back here as well, so on YouTube, you actually see back in figaro, most humble so here we have amazing product I use matrix. Thank you love you very much. It'S called mineral mess maker. So what I like about this is, you can spray it in dry here and it gives you some texture, but it allows the stylist and all the client, flexibility and you'll see it, takes the hair from being quite fine and and separate, and it congeals. It makes the hair sort of almost stick together, but it doesn't make it sticky sort of yeah it just brings the hair back together, makes it more noodley. I guess that makes sense. Yeah yeah. What did you say adds right draw it off he's called in I'm sitting back there heeey Dubey the softness tuck this side a little bit of softness. You could talk to a lot. It'S like the whole lot school sort of brings a cheekbone back a little bit, and this side, I think, is more if you want to wear it across the face, if you want to have it off the face, you flip it this way and you can actually Get that big lift and it's gon na see it right away and the same on this side. We just tuck it back so sort of similar looks but at the same time, quite different, depending on which way I want to it head forward. For me, just give a shake so look at that texture coming through the top there, so people can see the shape that I've done for the top. So it's coming here tight in there. These are the same, give you a blast and then I'm gon na. Let you just yep they run here, but let's see what you do, amazing anything: the products we use matrix products that is sort of styling. That was the mineral miss maker. So that's all we used. This is a product that you can use a lot of weights in the mineral family, so it's the mineral Airy builder. So what it's good is, you can probably see there there's just that little bit of fly away after we've done for styling. So I'll give you these, can you do what you did it before and just show it it's like not much, but I use it almost like a finishing cream. Yes, it's mousse, but he's like a finishing cream. You watch and Shanae works that, through the top and the sides, it's just kind of settle down those fly away and just get that little bit of polish there, because you don't want to ruin the texture. The good thing about the their airy builder is that the texture isn't compromised by using a product. That'S going to smooth it all out on the inside. Pretty amazing huh also gives you a little bit of home like a hairspray, quickie Sinead is done. We reckon look amazing. I was saying before I personally believe this is the best haircut ever given shadow and I'll. Tell you why. This is why it's important out of conversations with the clients about face shape because they may be holding onto a little bit length for security, and I'm not saying Sinead was. But this is just an example like wearing it in a barb and thinking it's just that. Little bit too short, I wouldn't feel comfortable, but the result is when we spin around. You can just see how beautiful her neck is, and it's a crime against humanity to have hair on her neck. I haven't gone in hard and clipping it and made it really aggressive. I'Ve just left it quite nice and very feminine, but this still gives the shape that she and the softness and the finesse that she had with that Bob. Does she switch to the side, but by pulling it back off her face, brings of cheekbones? Now it shows off a neck and a chin? What can I say I mean the result, speaks for itself so hope you guys, like the last two videos that I've done, including this one. As I said, I want to create more regular content and that sometimes means compromising my shooting style, but I still believe with using the GoPro in the iPhone X and the iPad on the mirror using the three angles you are gon na, be able to see enough Of the haircut you know, thanks for today, and always you're amazing, gives us time to be creative with a hair and help you guys, if I'm lonely, watching a who's adventurous and prepared to explore here and and what sort of shape she can wear. I can't help you guys grow. So thanks Nate see you guys soon.