I am a customer, not a hairdresser, who can't seem to get a good haircut for my fine (but VERY dense) blonde hair since I moved from the West Coast to the East Coast, trying to get the "piecy" look but all I keep getting in this area is choppy ends. I kind of remembered how my amazing CA hairdresser used to cut my hair for different textures and figured out the rest from watching techniques that didn't work, but I have been trying to communicate it with the hairdressers here to no avail. This video has validated my ideas AND will help me communicate to hairdressers what actually works for my hair! THANK YOU!!!
Update: I shared this video with my stylist and pointed to the few minutes that go over the steeper angled point cutting with the angled (not parallel) cuts. She's only done a few cuts on my hair and each time has gotten better but I've struggled with how to explain this end treatment to her. She watched the 5 minutes I pointed to during a break and came back with skepticism (because of my really fine, but SUPER dense long blonde hair, the kind of hair that gives any mis-cut, blunt edge or horizontal line a megaphone) but was willing to give it a shot. The results are AMAZING! I had her steepen the angle even more (pull the hair horizontal to the floor or a little higher and give it a STEEP angle, then point cut into that on a diagonal to create the friends for my ends) and that gave the hair shape to bend inward naturally without any tools and the texture was beautiful points at the end! Exactly what I wanted!!! She used to do the super shallow point cutting that seems to be a thing on the east coast with too much weight at the end, and she used to slice out a lot. You should have seen her smile after the first few cuts and she dropped the hair down... it was priceless and she loved it. And I love it, too. Thanks, Andrew!!!!
thats was an amazing helpful video, bunch thanks you are an amazing friendly human, teacher everything. Lots of love from a Turkish girl ives in Australia an doing barbering and having a trouble with longs man hair :)
When I ask for blunt end cuts....so many stylists look afraid to try it....perhaps they have not been trained more recently to cut hair this way~ but it is so much better for almost every hair type.
Thank you for 22:50 about thick, frizzy hair. Thats me! And its soooooo hard to find anyone who doesnt want to either thin my hair like I'm Asian (talk about FRIZZ! 😱) or wants to do steep angling with deep point cutting - creating tons of surface frizz 🤦♀️, so I've resorted to just asking for blunt cuts that make me look like a triangle....or I just do it myself 😑. Being a triangular Christmas tree is better than being a Hagrid 🙄
Some do it themselves bcs options limited, last pro ripped thru tangles of waist length after months of patiently babying it to avoid the very split ends that seem to be popping up all over now. Some treat ...
We would recommend that you locate a Redken Artist in your area. Most Redken Artists have attended extensive training with Sam Villa himself or with the techniques that Sam uses. They are highly skilled and they will be able to help with your hair / any hair challenges! You can use the link below to locate a Redken Stylist or a Redken Elite Salon in your area! Redken Salon Finder: www.redken.eu/en/salonlocator
Please help me fix my long bangs I have shoulder length hair now with a block in front was trying to do a little layering I have no layers really very few but now have a block bang cannot get out Andrew I need some help just to maybe texturing or something maybe you can help best regards Wendy 💜
It depends on how the point cut is applied... if it's too parallel it can leave the ends quite soft and wispy which is not great for curl. If the points are more deliberate it allows the ends to gather together into bigger pieces which is much better for curls.
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I am a customer, not a hairdresser, who can't seem to get a good haircut for my fine (but VERY dense) blonde hair since I moved from the West Coast to the East Coast, trying to get the "piecy" look but all I keep getting in this area is choppy ends. I kind of remembered how my amazing CA hairdresser used to cut my hair for different textures and figured out the rest from watching techniques that didn't work, but I have been trying to communicate it with the hairdressers here to no avail. This video has validated my ideas AND will help me communicate to hairdressers what actually works for my hair! THANK YOU!!!
Update: I shared this video with my stylist and pointed to the few minutes that go over the steeper angled point cutting with the angled (not parallel) cuts. She's only done a few cuts on my hair and each time has gotten better but I've struggled with how to explain this end treatment to her. She watched the 5 minutes I pointed to during a break and came back with skepticism (because of my really fine, but SUPER dense long blonde hair, the kind of hair that gives any mis-cut, blunt edge or horizontal line a megaphone) but was willing to give it a shot. The results are AMAZING! I had her steepen the angle even more (pull the hair horizontal to the floor or a little higher and give it a STEEP angle, then point cut into that on a diagonal to create the friends for my ends) and that gave the hair shape to bend inward naturally without any tools and the texture was beautiful points at the end! Exactly what I wanted!!! She used to do the super shallow point cutting that seems to be a thing on the east coast with too much weight at the end, and she used to slice out a lot. You should have seen her smile after the first few cuts and she dropped the hair down... it was priceless and she loved it. And I love it, too. Thanks, Andrew!!!!
Thank you so much for teaching us with dedication. So helpfull and clear info
This was a great instructional video and Andrew your amazing at breaking it down. Thank you.
Thanks Laura! I appreciate - Andrew
Thank yoy so much Andrew for your detailed lectures.i got plenty to discovered.
Great to hear!
thats was an amazing helpful video, bunch thanks you are an amazing friendly human, teacher everything. Lots of love from a Turkish girl ives in Australia an doing barbering and having a trouble with longs man hair :)
Best video on point cutting period!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you, Andrew! I enjoy so much watching your videos, I have learned so much from you! Greetings from Germany.
Thank you for this video I can't get out but hopefully I can get mine fixed soon love your videos Andrew
Thank you Andrew. Very helpful 🙏
this was such a helpful tutorial, thank you Andrew!!!
Amazing demo..thanks for sharing your skills..love all your videos.
Been cutting for a long time. This is so helpful. Thank you
When I ask for blunt end cuts....so many stylists look afraid to try it....perhaps they have not been trained more recently to cut hair this way~ but it is so much better for almost every hair type.
Thank you for 22:50 about thick, frizzy hair. Thats me! And its soooooo hard to find anyone who doesnt want to either thin my hair like I'm Asian (talk about FRIZZ! 😱) or wants to do steep angling with deep point cutting - creating tons of surface frizz 🤦♀️, so I've resorted to just asking for blunt cuts that make me look like a triangle....or I just do it myself 😑. Being a triangular Christmas tree is better than being a Hagrid 🙄
Hi Andrew; I really enjoy discovering point
Hi! These are always great refresher tips! Appreciate what you guys do.
Very thorough! Thank you very much!!
Very helpful
I from Poland and I like learning something new about haircuts 💇
I love your education !!!🙂❤️
thank you ..for your techeing
Great technique info.
Thank you very much🙏🙏🙏
Excellent video
Great sheers. I will buy them when I can in the future. We do not have the shipping service
This helped me thank you!
Some do it themselves bcs options limited, last pro ripped thru tangles of waist length after months of patiently babying it to avoid the very split ends that seem to be popping up all over now. Some treat ...
very enjoyable thank you
Hi! Can you point-cut with microserrated blandes? :)
Sheila how do I soften layers
Hi, is it easy to point cut your hair yourself?
We would recommend that you locate a Redken Artist in your area. Most Redken Artists have attended extensive training with Sam Villa himself or with the techniques that Sam uses. They are highly skilled and they will be able to help with your hair / any hair challenges!
You can use the link below to locate a Redken Stylist or a Redken Elite Salon in your area!
Redken Salon Finder:
www.redken.eu/en/salonlocator
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Please help me fix my long bangs I have shoulder length hair now with a block in front was trying to do a little layering I have no layers really very few but now have a block bang cannot get out Andrew I need some help just to maybe texturing or something maybe you can help best regards Wendy 💜
I want to see the interior cutting!!
Y are the best
I admire you ... in french our teacher are not too good as you
Hi I'm from Detroit how can I purchase shears
Hey Sheila, you can purchase here... www.samvilla.com
I'm Sheila where's Sam and thank you so much
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great point on curly hail 20:23 they always made me look like a frizz ball and I hated that my curls had no definition
Can't you get the same affect with texturizing shears?
you can but the way you control the shears will be much different... both are good options but not necessarily interchangeable
Hi also new to channel
Parallel, soft.
I dont like when hairstylists point cut my naturally wavy hair lol....is that really necessary????
It depends on how the point cut is applied... if it's too parallel it can leave the ends quite soft and wispy which is not great for curl. If the points are more deliberate it allows the ends to gather together into bigger pieces which is much better for curls.
@@samvillahair thank you ...love your videos
Can u teach me
Thank you for reaching out and being a part of the Sam Villa Community.
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