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Tip number four on my list of the things you can do RIGHT NOW to be a better haircutter is to use comb teeth properly. Combs have different tooth spacing for good reason. The reason is hair texture and control. The reason is tension. Thin, ...
Tip number three on my list of the things you can do RIGHT NOW to be a better haircutter is to understand the texture of your tools. The same line or the same shape cut with a scissors, a razor or a clipper is NOT the same. It looks ...
Tip number two on my list of the things you can do RIGHT NOW to be a better haircutter is to have a plan for the haircut before your begin the haircut.In this tip I am not speaking of your client consultation. We have already addressed ...
Cutting hair is not easy. It takes time and haircuts to get any good at it. To truly excel at haircutting can take years or even decades. Some never truly master the craft. While you are striving achieve a degree of ...
The next time a client requests an updated look, but is not comfortable with a radical change, think long, sexy layers. Adding layers is one of the easiest ways to update any look, building volume, texture and movement. Ruth Roche, artistic ...
Each face shape demands a specific type of fringe that flatters it most. The fringe either hides features or accentuates them, depending on your client’s facial features. Dana Lyseng, Wella education creative director, says she always ...
Want to learn how to get some great internal texture? Sebastian Professional's Inspirational Artist Anthony Cole demonstrates two great razor techniques (Skimming and Pen Cutting) in this short ...
Alan Benfield Bush, co-founder of ABBA Haircare, former director of Vidal Sassoon schools in California and esteemed educator, offers a universal languauge for talking about technical haircutting with his Method program, a trademarked ...
MODERN recently met with KMS California educator Lori Panarello who shares her fantastic TIP OF THE DAY on how to best get volume at the ...
Told more times than he can even recall by celebrity superstars like Paul Newman, Johnny Carson, Steve McQueen, and Freddie Prinze that he “saved their hair,” Jim Markham, transformed the way men cut, cared for and styled their ...
