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Tools & Techniques for Cutting Hair
Plan a Hair Cutting Strategy
How to Shampoo & Condition Hair Before Cutting
Correct Combing When Cutting Hair
Correct Posture of Client When Cutting Hair
How to Correctly Part Hair When Cutting
How to Cut Hair with Scissors: Part 1
How to Cut Hair with Scissors: Part 2
How to Analyze & Fine Tune Your Haircut
How To Use a Razor to Cut Hair: Part 1
How to Use a Razor to Cut Hair: Part 2
How to Use Notching Shears to Cut Hair
How to Texturize Hair Using Scissors
How to Create Volume When Cutting Hair with Scissors
Tips on Advanced Texturizing When Cutting Hair
Overview of Haircut Using Scissors, Shears & Razors
Summary: Learn the importance of planning a strategy for cutting long and short hair before beginning a haircut with expert hair styling tips in this free hair cutting video clip.
Dawn Shannon has been a professional hair stylist since 1993. She has also graduated with many advanced training classes in the beauty field. She has been the owner of Intuition Salon...read more
" Hi! My name is Dawn Shannon for Expert Village, owner of Intuition Salon and Spa and I’m also a hairstylist, you can visit us on the web at www.intuitionsalonandspa.com. The next thing we did is consulted with the customer about how she would like her haircut and this particular hairstyle we’re going to do a lot of different techniques. We’re going to be cutting the back a little bit shorter inverting coming down around the front, the rest of it we’re going to trim the ends because she’d like to grow her hair long but still maintain a sense of style. We’re going to be making the ends a little bit blunter but still having separation and we’re going to take a little bit of the bulk out of the top."
eHow Article: Plan a Hair Cutting Strategy
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