Haircutting
My client wanted just a trim, because she is growing out her hair. I did a long layered cut by holding the hair at 180 degrees.
My client wanted more layers. I gave her a long layered haircut by holding the hair at 180 degrees. I also trimmed her side fringe and blended her fringe to her layers by slide cutting.
My client wanted a Skin Fade. I created this using no guard to occipital, then
blended up with a #0 guard, #1 guard, #2 guard, and #3 guard on top. Used edgers
around front hairline to create clean lines.
blended up with a #0 guard, #1 guard, #2 guard, and #3 guard on top. Used edgers
around front hairline to create clean lines.
My client wanted a couple inches off his hair. So I did a Blunt Cut, which I created by sectioning the hair into for quadrents and cutting the hair at 0 elevation.
My client hadn't had a haircut in quite some time. He wanted me to take it short and edge him to give him a clean and professional cut. I created this look using a #3 guard up the nape and on the side burns, then I took a #4 guard to the occipital bone and around the ears, and blended it out using a #5 guard on top. I edged his neckline, hairline, sideburns, and around the ears to finish off this look.
My client had a short haircut that was grown out and wanted to have a softer, shorter cut. I used a #4 to her occiptal bone. Then using my shears I point cutted the entire haircut while blending her length and sides. I used slide cutting on her sideburns to give her a wispie affect. Then I took her fringe area and did a lot of point cutting to make it wispie as well.
My client came in with a grown out haircut and a slightly noticable mohawk. He wanted to keep the mohawk going, but keep everything else really clean. I used my clippers with no guard on the sides, and then turned them the opposite way and went back over the sides to lay the hair down. Next I took my clippers with a #4 guard and carved out the mohawk point by going in at diagonal. Then, I took a #2 guard to blend the sides and the mohawk section together. Finally, we finished the haircut off by edging the hairline, neckline, sideburns, and around the ears.
My client wanted about an inch or so off. I used a reverse 45 degree because she likes to enhnace her naturally curly hair and have her layers really flip.
My client wanted a couple inches off her length. She had blunt cut with fringe that she cut herself at home. I gave her long layers to take off some of the weight in her hair by holding the hair at 180 degrees. I used point cutting to soften her home cut fringe. I slide cut to blend the fringe to her length.
My client just wanted to trim his hair. I used a #4 guard to the occiptal bone, and then used my shears to blend that to the top. I also went in and point cutted throughout the top and sides to give him an edgier look. I finished this cut with edgers on the neckline and around the ears.
My client hadn't had a haircut in a while and wanted an 1 or 2 off. I used a #3 guard at the nape and sideburns. Then, I blended it up using a #4 guard to about the occipital bone and around the ears. Next, I used a #5 guard just past the occiptal bone so I could start to blend his length. After that, I used scissor over comb to blend out the line. I used my shears to connect the clipper cut to the length on top. Finished up this look with edgers around neckline, sideburns, and around ears.
My client wanted just a trim. I used 90 at the back, sides, and apex of her head. Then, I overdirected the mohawk section to the apex to keep length around her face to leave her with a feminine look. I went back through with point-cutting to take off excess weight.