How-To Cut The Perfect Face Frame
- Posted on 27 February, 2017
- 360 Lace Wig
- By Anonymous
Michael Shaun Corby of Living Proof demos cutting the perfect face frame
Hello, modern salon - it's so great to be here with you today, we're actually in a little different location. We have our smart methodology, training going on with dozens of new educators and existing educators from the living proof team they're going to be out there teaching you the smart methodology soon, but I thought I would give you a little sneak peek at something you're going to See which is the perfect face frame everytime, it's called axis, cutting it's going to give you a beautiful soft face frame. You can take it to a fringe or you can use it just below the jawbone. It'S really up to you and we're coming here to you today in Las Vegas. No we're not a casino but we're here at our partner at swipe. So I want to give them a shout out as well. So, to start this, since it's the frame, we're going to work in the front of our style and what I like about this technique axis cutting for frame is it's really nice and that you're following what she has naturally you're, not worried about you know, is it Going to be perfectly lined up in a section perspective, but rather you're really working with our natural growth. So the first thing I want to do is to just lightly section and I'm just going to follow the hairline a little bit, and so I don't even use Clips. Sometimes I'll use the chopstick to hold the air, but for the most part, when I'm dry haircutting. You'Ve gone all through through all that work to make a beautiful perfectly flat iron section, so make sure you keep it. Another thing we use was our rock star products, our humidity shield, it's in our no frizz franchise and it's really great for making sure that when you're dry, haircutting you're not going to get that fluff up and that frizz. But everything is going to stay really smooth and controlled. So now what I'm going to do is I'm going to take my first subsection and I want it to be right here at the center of her nose and get ready here. There'S going to be a little bit of magic happening and I know it seems crazy, but here it goes you're going to see how to put the perfect face flame on all your clients in just one cut. So first thing I'm going to do is hold the hair on the hairline, give it a nice little comb out, then I'm going to just give that a twist so just twist that hair until it's resting right there between the eyes. So now I have fingertips between the nose and the eyes there now keep everything nice and neat by combing it and then just put that comb inside and then lower. Let'S say that she wants a face frame about to the lip. Take the comb out of the way, and now I'm just going to start cutting and moving at the same time through this section. Now because that's a twist or a tort section as I like to call it, it's now going to consider the entire face, shape and look at that beautifully framing the face after just one cut, but wait, there's more we're going to do it again and then everything Will be perfectly framing her face, so the next section I'm going to take two just in front of her ear, almost at what we call our East Point on the head, I'm going to take this entire section, bring it to my starting point there. All these sections, you want to make sure that you're going to Center, it's very important because then you're going to have a nice balance in the hair, and now we don't have to do anything because that beautiful guide tells us what to do and from that guide. We'Re just going to start pushing with this year and cutting all the way through those ends, and this just gives you that beautiful we've tried everything, we've tried, combs and slicing and dicing, and all things and point cutting you don't have to do the point cutting because It'S beautifully doing it for you and now on the opposite side, you just do the same thing, but your hands can't completely rotate in all directions unless you're some sort of contortionist and then good for you, if that's the case, but what we need to do. Those of us who aren't contortionist is just take this same size section on the opposite side and I'm going to pick up that section and I'm going to hold it just like you did on the other side right. But now I'm standing behind my model here and I'm just going to do that same motion, but I'm going to bring all this hair and then come and stand on the opposite side. So it's really the same exact motion, you're standing in the same place, but you're starting on the opposite side, and that's what's going to give it that nice rule twist. So now we have a nice beautiful guide from our previous section and then I'm just going to cut out and up and boom they're balanced on both sides every single time. I could take this from the lip. I could take this from the eye. The sky is the limit. This could go all the way into a fringe shape, even and that's what makes it so beautiful again holding the entire section. Look where I'm standing, I'm standing on the left side right, so you want to start the left side on the left side, I'm now with comb in hair, keeping everything nice and neat and tight, I'm looking for the center, I'm going to put it between the eyes Again, combing it nice and neat keep that locked in always look for your nice beautiful guide. Why make a guide if we're going to ignore it and then cutting straight up getting all that hair and beautiful soft face frame every single time I love it looks amazing. Looks beautiful, I think Maggie wants, I think, she's my next client for this. After a while, it is a tradition to style you every year for Naha, so so excited about that. Hey, we're living proof here we are here doing our smart methodology. Training can't wait to be coming to a salon near you. Thank you, Modern Salon, for your support. Remember to follow us watch and hashtag get out there at living proof ink and make sure to hashtag as science of style, where let me improve on my croissant corby and it's been great spending the day with you.
Comments
Frances Marshall: Best tutorial guide EVER! Sweet, simple and professional!
olivia jordan: I trained with him in Charlotte. He is an excellent instructor. Very passionate about teaching others!
chana michelle: I’ve been framing my hair for years and if you do it the way he says in the video, this works! Just wish I would’ve known how to do this all along. Thank you!
Pamela Hiles: That technique is amazing!!! I cut my own hair and I do it very well but I will try this next time, you did a great job!! Love it! thanks for sharing!
Pauline Henri: Absolutely love this method. I have actually done this method on my own hair. Turned out great
K It: Oddly enough I had just lightly trimmed my hair with that shape & then saw your video immediately afterwards lol. So I did it again in the way you demonstrated. It works so much easier than what I was doing & I went back one extra section behind the ears. Good timing & thank you for sharing this!!!
Jacqui Mayton: I've done this on myself before, but I put the whole front section in a forward ponytail and pull it outward like he did and cut at that angle he did too and it perfectly frames everything every time.
maria _: After visiting different hairdressers, they couldnt do what i wanted, so tried this on my self and it worked
Monika perez: This tutorial is amazing! Perfect and beautiful face-framing cut.!!!
Lulu White Jade: Best hair cut method ever, quick and easy with perfect result! Thanks for sharing!
Kristin Aghayan: Thanks for your lessons ,very easy and beautiful.
xochitl santacruz: Wow awesome , I love it!!! Totally new evolutionary hair cut technique for a perfect face framming layers!. This is going to be my new next hair cut .
Tylerrzz: Very professional and fantastic technique :) Great job~ <3
Migolina: Thank you ☺️ Michael great tips.. I’m using your skills to framing my hair.. and may I say you are easy to watch stylish & simple
thisgurlxxo: i love this! i do it to all my clients and it never fails
Sandy Howell: I've been a stylist for 30yrs and this video was great!!! This technique is very similar to a side bang trick that I do . I'm doing the cut in this video but incorporating a side bang on my daughter tonight!! I'm so excited to do this on her!!!
sarah purcell: Hey Thank you I did it on my own and its so easily and beautyful tooo
lovelao76: Hubby just cut my hair per your instructions... he said you made it easy for him to follow, although next time he needs to perfect the angle! Thank you for your time!
Nikki Vee: I'm trying to learn how to cut wigs for my clients (I'm a wigmaker). I can't afford cosmetology school, I just need basics and I thank you so much for sharing this technique! <3
Robert Patrene: You made that look so easy I could never could get both sides that face framing !!
Jacqueline Chang: so easy and lifechanging, thank you.
dua al: Loved this method thank you!!
steweythecatdog: Wow that looks awesome, I wish I could do that to myself ❤️
Abhimanyu Singh: thnx... actually i tried it on myself.. came out perfectly like you said... thnk uuu....
Sneau Xone: I'm trying to figure out what to do if you have a side part. Any other videos for that?
Oktiabrskaya1987: this really works, thank you!!
the8 co: Who's here for a quarantine haircut
Simply Marilyn: Never seen this technique.....absolutely amazing!
Julie Kim: Awesome tutorial!! Thank you!
Catherine Louise: If only my hair looked that thick and perfect to begin with!
joan angel: That was a game changer. Thank you for sharing that tip.
Angela Rosado: Amazing!!! Thanks that help so much . Especially face framing is a struggle for me .
TheFarkhondeh: Thank you so much for choosing a blonde hair manikin , Makes it much easier to see your guideline and what you doing . Great and a smart way to do face framing thank you.
Sherri Wolf: He explained in the beginning about not using a clip. It messes up the flat iron used previously
Kath: Beautiful. Can that work with an off center (not deep) side part?
Lovely C: I have a question. For diy do you do layers first then face frame ? Or face frame first then layers?
Maxine McCartney: Smart but left side was longer than right side so final face frame was lopsided.
Jenn Harper: I just fell in love - this gentleman sounds so kind ! Wish he could be my stylist. Great tutorial!
Amanda Mar: BEAUTIFUL, I WILL TRY THIS.
Sherriden Keogh: Can you please tell me specifically which "humidity sheild" product you are referring to from your No Frizz franchise" that you speak of in this video? I have the most ridiculous looking hair when its humid out! Thank you
VICTORIA Benton: This is fantastic thanks!!!!!
Sanchit Pandit: This trick really works thank u
mooniegucci caulkins: This was great I'm learning about hair cuts so thank you
Suman Semwal: wow very easy
Barb Butler: I'll try it. That's great!
Kamden Cutie: Just did this on my mannequin head. Turned out perfect!!
ALINA BLACK: I realized how soothing his voice was when I started to get sleepy.
Winnie Ngo: Love this ! Thank you
Breast Cancer Survivor: Thank you very helpful
Harley Quinn: Thaaanks! I'm going to try it soon ! :D
Efstathia Giftopoulos: Beautiful cut style and technique
Google This: Wonderful work! Heading to the bathroom with my hair sheers now! ♾✌♥️
No more War!: Very nice technique
TINA GRACE: Gorgeous! Wish my lady could do this.
sheila vidrine: You could have combed it all forward and twist all front and cut. Both sides would have been framed and even.
blackmoonpearl: Awesome, thanks!
wrj piyush: Just clip those hairs on the backside so that they will not be hurdle while cutting front hairs
روشنی کا سفر۔: Great job sir its really helpful for me and one thing I would like to mention the way you speak is really clear and easy to understand even who are not native.. Thanks from Pakistan
Mate Moto: great job.. very good style .
Laura Barber: How can I find out more about your smart methodology training? Thank you
glornna: Wow! Thank you for sharing
Annou 2 T: Fantastic tip!
Cheryl Maley: Now this is brilliant!
yolanda fonseca: Can you make another video just like this but if you're cutting your own hair Thank you
Marie beautiful: I make wigs and I'm definitely going to try this method
Ana Acosta: Divino corte .♀️♀️
A.D. B: Does a beautiful face frame mean it will fit every face shape and look good with long noses, etc?
Kathy DiOrio: beautiful cut!!!
Erics Granny: Looks great!
Kiera Fisher: Could you do this the same way with the hair wet?
Manila S Samek: Omg that awesome thank you.
S. Alam: I wish he would’ve played around with it after it was done like moving it back or to each side to show us how it would fall any which way
Dawn Burwell: This is more of a diagonal back line, than a face frame. It’s too short in the mid area near the middle to bottom of the neck.
ShawQueen KathleenEngler: Thank you for letting me escape being condemned to be an ugly looking hillbilly type with a bowl cut to get rid of split ends.
Michael-Patrick: Great concept. If you're a stylist and can't frame a face by now, well,,,, you might not want to be burning hair any more.
Kris Rose: Beautiful!
Melissa Rogers: Fantastic! ♀️
Lilia Lisa: awesome!
bozfz fsdoeltgz: J'aime beaucoup cette technique, même si je ne comprends pas la langue ,pour les explications ...
Cinzia B.: Thanks!!!
Walid Chaker: Good technique I like it
Melissa Villicana: I wish I had seen this before I cut my hair
lava tube: What if you have curly hairy, and straighten with a flat iron first, then will this look weird once it goes curly again? Can I try this myself, or is it only for professionals?
BRUNO NASEDDU: great job!
W.M Tower: So GENIUS!
Gina D'Andrea: You should use clips when sectioning the hair to show us.
AZRAEL MARIANI: Oh Em Gee you really help me thank you
Ho Kovarik: Love the way he cut the hair.
Kimberly Wells: Wow this produced the best bang I have ever cut in my life!
Me and my birds nest: I wish i could it my self i cut my my self. But i always have such a hard time trying to cut my long face bangs i wish you can make a video for us that cut our own hair at home...
Irish Brown: Awesome job
Mother Flipper: Thanks! Great video. Now what about the hair on the back of the head?
Lori Couvillon: How can you do that with shorter hair?? Trying to let my hair grow one length and its a mess i want my hair to look like that!! But too short, can you do it to shorter hair?
Maria Keswell: Will this cutting technique work just as well on curly hair?
Abdullah Pasha: Nice easy trick
Ani: Beautiful but too hard to try on mine
Sara Davies: I was looking forward to the final outcome, but the video ends with it still pushed over her eyes. ??? She's not going to walk around like that unable to see. I want to see how the layers fall when she pushes it back off her face. So weird... :(
Sam L: Well I know what I'm doing next exam session at 3 am
Bec Gedge: Um I disagree with this, I think this could be messed up very easy. Maybe ok on one side but then you try to do the exact same flip on the other side? Sometimes more difficult on the other side. There's way easier ways to create perfect face framing layers and less room for error. I believe some people try to make up different ways to cut to "look good" or be different. I don't even like how these end up looking anyways. I think around the face especially you need to see exactly what hairs you're cutting and immediately how they're falling. My opinion, I'm a hairstylist and love to see different ways of doing things just not this one.
Observer44: Genius hairstylist..