Excellent tutorial! I'm a retired Cosmetologist and Jennifer Aniston's The Rachel was so popular in the 90's. I did that cut on numerous women! This here is such a classic cut! Always looks good no matter what year we're in. So many young women and girls today just wear their hair long and straight and have been doing so for years. So boring... It's time to get some styles like this back!
Plan on getting this haircut on my birthday. Haven’t had short hair since I was 8 years old. You are the only one on UA-cam who has done a tutorial on this particular haircut. Jennifer Anniston has had a bunch of lobs, bobs and the Rachel cut (which might be mistaken by this one), and this look in particular is my favorite. I don’t like when lobs and too short in the back and finish longer in the front. This one is pretty even and classy. Thank you for disclosing what I should ask my hairdresser. Wish me luck! 🎉
Awesome tutorial! You really broke it down in a way that is easy to understand and follow. I'd love it if you would do a tutorial on how to copy Sarah Jessica Parker's cut. The way she wears it in the t.v. series "Divorce". It's a long, straight style with face framing layers that fall back, away from the face. Thanks, Cat
Love the tutorial, but I do wish you showed how to blow dry it. I got a similar cut recently, but don’t know how to style it and my back layers always end up flipping out.
1. As a customer, how would you explain this cut to a stylist? 2. What's the best way to begin to transition into this cut from a layered cut? Or is it best to grow it out and chop it to get rid of the layering? 3. Do you think the cut is good for someone who likes to go back and forth between naturally curly and styled straight?
1. Show your stylist a picture of what you want. 2. If your hair is healthy, the easiest and fastest way to grow your layered cut into this shape is to trim the length without cutting or trimming the layering. Using good conditioner will help with the grow out process as well. 3. If you wear your hair curly and straight, don't texturize as much. Too much texture on curly hair can make it appear fuzzy. But the overall shape would work well for curly or straight.
Excellent tutorial! I'm a retired Cosmetologist and Jennifer Aniston's The Rachel was so popular in the 90's. I did that cut on numerous women! This here is such a classic cut! Always looks good no matter what year we're in. So many young women and girls today just wear their hair long and straight and have been doing so for years. So boring... It's time to get some styles like this back!
Thank you! It's definitely a classic cut.
Would love to see a season 5 or season 6 “Rachel cut” 😍
Awesome job!! You explain clear and easy, excellent
Thank you!
Great instructional video! I’m a cosmetologist of almost 40 years and an educator as well as a cosmetology instructor. I love this video!
Thank you!
Great job! Looks amazing!
Thank you!
Amazing tutorial, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Plan on getting this haircut on my birthday. Haven’t had short hair since I was 8 years old. You are the only one on UA-cam who has done a tutorial on this particular haircut. Jennifer Anniston has had a bunch of lobs, bobs and the Rachel cut (which might be mistaken by this one), and this look in particular is my favorite. I don’t like when lobs and too short in the back and finish longer in the front. This one is pretty even and classy. Thank you for disclosing what I should ask my hairdresser. Wish me luck! 🎉
Thank you so much!
Beautiful! I'm hoping to find a new stylist who can do this on my fine straight hair.
Great! Thank you.
Glad you liked it!
Great cut!
Thank you!
Absolutely love this Thank you so much
Thanks for watching!
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Awesome tutorial! You really broke it down in a way that is easy to understand and follow. I'd love it if you would do a tutorial on how to copy Sarah Jessica Parker's cut. The way she wears it in the t.v. series "Divorce". It's a long, straight style with face framing layers that fall back, away from the face. Thanks, Cat
Thanks for the suggestion. We will keep it in mind.
Love the tutorial, but I do wish you showed how to blow dry it. I got a similar cut recently, but don’t know how to style it and my back layers always end up flipping out.
WOW 🤩 AWESOME 💇♀️
Thank you!
Well done perfect
Thank you!
Parabéns pelo Belo trabalho 👏💙
Thank you!
Very nice cut Russell.
Thank you kindly
J’aurais aimé voir le brushing savoir comment vous faites? Car le brushing est très beau .
How much you charge for a cut like that..love it.
Professional Bravo.
Thank you!
Wow!! Sir, you are amazing!!
Thanks a lot!
Great job!
I would love to have you cut mine.
I was just thinking the same thing
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How do you keep it out of her face? Can you do a Lisa rinna cut? 😊 thanks
Could you do Cher (Alice silverstone) from clueless? Or would this be similar???
Thanks for the suggestion. We will consider it.
I checked your instagram to see where you are located to book an appointment. I really like your technique. I’m in VA, you’re in CA. 😢
Aww...yeah, we are not close 😕
Bonjour, j au l impression que vous faites une raie sur le côté, comment choisir le bon côté ?
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Thank you!
I loved this cut! Could you do Jennifer Lopez new bob? March 2023
We can consider it. Thanks for watching!
Where r u from
If ur in Australia I would locate u just to have this hair
We are in Orange County, California.
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Thank you!
1. As a customer, how would you explain this cut to a stylist?
2. What's the best way to begin to transition into this cut from a layered cut? Or is it best to grow it out and chop it to get rid of the layering?
3. Do you think the cut is good for someone who likes to go back and forth between naturally curly and styled straight?
1. Show your stylist a picture of what you want.
2. If your hair is healthy, the easiest and fastest way to grow your layered cut into this shape is to trim the length without cutting or trimming the layering. Using good conditioner will help with the grow out process as well.
3. If you wear your hair curly and straight, don't texturize as much. Too much texture on curly hair can make it appear fuzzy. But the overall shape would work well for curly or straight.
Any stylist in the Atlanta area that can really do this?
Is this suitable for damaged and thin blond hair? Thank you maestro
Yes, since the layering is long it will help maintain weight in the perimeter and keep it looking fuller.
@@JataiFeather I appreciate your answer and your talent! Thank you very much
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Make it exactly the same
I would love to get a haircut from you ! Do you have a hair salon ?
Russell works out of a salon in Orange, CA
Would it suit curly hair
Yes but I would not texture as much. Probably very little texturizing would be required for curly hair.
I love !! I Want to do that on me !! I am in France.
Thank you! I'm sure you can find a hairstylist who can do that for you in France :)
This is Maya cut❤
there is a diferent cut out there thats is so much easier my riend does it and it looks great
What type of thinning shears are you using?
JATAI Tokyo Thinning Scissors by BMAC www.jatai.net/product/jatai-tokyo-thinning-scissors/
Very old technic ...