Love this cut. I’m so glad layers are coming back. For the last couple years I’ve been asking for a layered cut and it seems no one knows how to do them this way where all the layers are seen on top.
@@SchroderCat If they are stuck in the 90s they are talented,trust them,nowadays stylists don't know how to create true layers like these, they create thin rat tales and terrible uneven ends without fullness without body.
I did this cut on myself and I’m not a hairstylist or anything close to it. It came out amazing. Best haircut I’ve ever had !!!!! 10/10 bravo. Easy to follow instructions for the layman.
I just gave this cut to my friendwho has mildly course curly hair. We cut the length just a bit shorter and the rest fell in easily! An amazing tutorial! Thank you.
This is amazing. I have high density hair and so many hairstylist do NOT want to overextend, or take small sections. They rush the cut, and barely pull to 90 degrees - more like 80 - then you get a horrible gap in the layering, and thick ends that bevel. My God I’m saving this vid to show the next person that cuts my hair!!!!!! Love Love Love your step by step guide and Thank You for not talking slowly, or being showy!
I've been doing a very similar technique for years. I always use a vertical , moving guide and follow the shape of the head. It works well for all layered cuts on thick hair. Gorgeous haircut!! Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing.
I have attended a hair cutting class yesterday at a training academy , and the trainer did not even come close to your way of technique , explaining the steps or simply conveying the information. I love the structured way of explaining each step and now I can understand the logic behind it. Thank you so much. Please keep doing these videos. Love your work.
Tom, when I first started doing hair, you weren't even close to being born. Your work is excellent and I love how you do many partings and always make sure your guide line is found before you cut. I appreciate your work.
I did this to my hair yesterday after a week depresed after a bad haircut at the hairdresser. Thanks for the video, you helped me fixing my hair and it looks much better now :)
I have watched many hair cutting videos and have seen many styles and methods of hair cutting and I must say that yours is the best style and method. It can be applied to so many other styles of hair length and shapes. I'm sure you have other methods for cutting very short hair as well, i.e. point cutting, shag and razor cutting to name a few. Your voice over lesson and focus on detail is second to none that I have seen. I have seen many other complicated layouts of sectioning the hair before cutting and your is the best. I have learned through the years that keeping things simple is always the best way to go and yours is very straight forward in that regard. BRAVO SIR and thank you for the lesson.
OMG!!! I would let it air dry just like that!!! Add a little texturizing spray, maybe scrunch a little. That's how EXCELLENT this haircut is!!! But, mostly I like the way you blow dried the hair using those pin curls!!! Your are GIFTED at doing hair!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Wow!! I just did this to myself!! I'm not a hair dresser 😲 I just did this! You have got to be one of the best teachers I've ever put my eyes on! My hair feels great. Thank you thank you!
❤️❤️❤️ I have thick course long hair and I'm a Cosmetologist. My coworkers do not like cutting my hair because I am never satisfied with how they layer my hair. My hair has a natural wave so I can wear it super curly if I want or I flat iron it. This video is very helpful. I will be showing this to them. I also found that when they use the thinning shears it raises my cuticle and my hair gets extremely poofy. After almost two years of growing it out I finally have one length again. I'm ready for the layers. Thanks for sharing.
Matt thank you so much for showing this haircut. I am a recent graduate and have so much to learn about cutting hair. Your presentation was very informative and straight forward. I can't wait to try it out for myself! Please demonstrate stacked bob in future demonstrations. I feel like I have really learned a lot with your teaching style.
I am new to the channel, and currently in cosmo school and it's nice to be able to watch and see someone who is teaching you the proper way. and does what is board standard, and he is an amazing stylist
I was fortunate enough to have the same hairstylist from the time I was in my early 20's until I was 50 when he passed away unexpectedly. This Haircut & style is EXACTLY how my Friend "Did" my hair. I ALWAYS got compliments on my style. It's been very hard to find someone that today that actually knows "how" to cut hair in layers for movement. I will save this video & show it to the next person that I visit.
Hi Matt, thanks so much for your vlogs, I loved this video. I have very long thick hair myself and I've always had a lot of it, I've never really known what was best for it through the years. I grow it out thick and then go in and take out lots of weight to change it up but it never really sits right. Ive always been careful with layers because they have often just ruined the natural movement and shape of my hair. This video made a lot of sense to me and you always show such understanding of the head shape and face and what works best on what hair. It's a common problem, people always want this or that even if really, it just can't be done with that particular hair. You have to work with what you have and take it from there. Thanks again, I look forward to your vlogs!
Beautiful work!!! Literally the only video I found that makes any sense. They didn't really teach us this exact technique especially for feathering in cosmetology school. I'm going to give this a shot! Thanks for the video!
Thank you for this video. This is the haircut my lady does for me for the past 7 years. She since retired. Its been three years since I had a decent haircut. I have been having a hard time explaining this hair cut to salons I have visited. I always end up with short hair, layers on the bottom with textured ends. I have very very thick hair and explaining this cut is very difficult. Please keep this video up, so I can show this the to the hair stylist!
Oooh, I feel ya sista! My stylist was in a near fatal car accident and lost the use of her arms:( She was the only one who could cut my hair PERFECLY! She just knew how to cut long, thick, curly/wavy/coarse hair and I would always walk out of the salon feeling gorgeous. The last time she cut my hair was 10 years ago and I have NOT been able to find a stylist who can cut it correctly without chopping short layers into all the wrong places. Haven't worn my hair down in years b/c it's too thick and heavy so I pull it up in a bun or pony tail all the time. SICK of doing this! And I shouldn't have to considering all my great thick and healthy hair! Please Please, is there a stylist in Southern California who REALLY knows how to cut LONG layers into thick, coarse and wavy-curly hair anymore and debulk the heaviness without chopping everything down to nothing?? I want to wear my hair down again! I miss my wavy, touseled hair but right now it feels like a huge thick Q-tip without any movement whatsoever! help, please!
Thank you for this tutorial. You Nailed it! I have seen literally hundreds of tutorials and you my friend set the bar. 👏 Thank you again for sharing your educational ✂ techniques & chairside karisma. Absolutely beautiful results! 😉👍
being a newbie to cutting hair. i tired cutting this hair on my lace wig hair myself (first hair cut for myself by myself) and it turned out perfect, well for me lool. love it. thank you for the video.
Thank you I'm a hairstylist and a mommy so it's really hard to find the time to go to classes love watching your videos I def have learned some new techniques your an amazing stylist keep it up!!!!! 🤘🏻
I took these screenshots to a hairdresser yesterday. I had plenty of long beautiful blonde hair to work with. I told her there was a video to watch if she wanted but she refused and laughed saying she had this in the bag. No Problem, I GOT THIS! She made it way to short basically just layered at random and looks nothing like the photos. She literally had me stand up the whole time to cut the ends. For the style she simply gave me three large curls on the top of my head. So now I'm just waiting for my hair to grow back. And find someone less full of themselves.
That's how I was taught in school. I hope hairdressers are watching and learning this cause I've had no luck unless I ask that person where are they from and what school of what state. It gives me an idea of their techniques that I learned too so I can get this hair cut without a PROBLEM.
You did an awesome job!!! I wish you were my stylist. That is the exact cut I have been trying to get for the last 5 years - I take in picture after picture to every stylist I have gone to, and they just can't get it right. Maybe one day I'll get that look - I have a bit of a wave in my hair and that cut would be perfect!!!
This is awesome! I get terrified when a client ask if I could cut long/concave layers. I always play it safe by just traveling around their head, cutting as little as possible to make it appear as if Zi know what I'm doing. Thank you for breaking this cut into a simple method. I can feel my anxiety slowly drifting away. I'll go home & master this on my mannequin head first though! 😆
I write from Italy My mom is a hair style from 50 Years 😊 i whach you videos and your Hands are Golds !! Congratulations i love your job! Bravo kiss from Italy Cristina
I had the same problem but I started cutting my own hair many years ago, I often watch videos and this is probably the only video I have come across that is spot on. This is exactly how I have been cutting my hair for years I learned about this technique from a Lee Stafford video but he only did it on the front section and part of the side, this guy is using this technique all over which is much better and makes it much easier to cut your own hair. You can also take smaller sections and cut them combing up to create different styles, also combing your hair forward after the cut forward shows how the hair sits. I do not believe in thinning hair techniques I have always cut my hair with just scissors and cutting layers in the right direction which is combing up the sections and cutting straight across, you should consider cutting your own hair it will save you wasted money in the long run
Yes! I tried too and the hair dresser got offended when I tried to show her the video. She said “I know how to cut hair” and gave me a nasty look. I just left and didn’t go back after that. People need to be a little more humble.
@@75julianne Ive offended a few hairdressers in my time too, and if a hairdresser gets offended and does not know how to explain his or herself then they are probably crap and unfortunately there are lots of crappy ones out there. Don't know why they bother, if I was cutting someones hair the idea would be to give them a beautiful haircut so they feel like a million dollars when they walk out of the salon, your hair is your beauty after-all
Love the cut! I have thick wavy/curly hair and cut my own hair.It’s hard to find videos for thick hair! I learn a little more each time. While I wouldn’t recommend that most people cut their own hair, I really enjoy the challenge!
Hey Matt I was wondering if you could do a video on a V- shape cut in the the back for a women! Please! I love your videos, I watch them in between clients. What you are doing for hairstylist world wide is amazing, thank you!
I like how well you explain what and why you're doing step by step. TOTALLY ENJOYED your VLOG!!!! THANKS for doing this, much better that other UA-cam videos 😉
Very nicely done with great scissors work for perfect layering and not thinning the hair with thinning shears or razor like I've seen on other videos. Many thanks for a well informative video and perfect results.
I LOVE THIS CUT! Finding THE RIGHT STYLIST/HAIR DRESSER THAT CAN CUT MY HAIR AND THEN WHEN I FIND THAT PERSON, THEY DISAPPEAR FROM A SALON. Again thank you! That is what I continuously ask for and I'm not getting through. I have to clearly say don't use razors, don't snip the ends. I just want a layered hair cut and come out looking like a horrid mess so disgusted that I have to go home and correct the mess. I have to actually work at fixing my hair before I go to a salon to give them an idea how I fix my hair cause if I don't OH GOD forbid I'm in danger of a bad haircut.
I love this cut! three finished product looked amazing! and I absolutely love the whole cheat sheet idea, especially just being out of school, I think it'll really help. even if only for my confidence, like a "if I get lost I have help in my back pocket, so it'll be alright no matter what" type thing. if that made sense. lol
I’m Martha, I absolutely enjoyed this video I took a lot from it. You are an excellent educator. That’s the haircut that I want for my self. God bless you!! In Jesus beautiful name!! Expect the blessing❤️
thank you Matt for always being so clear expressing the how to-- angles, elevation, concave,convex I so appreciate your gift to teach. Matt i have a problem with headshape ie round of head i hear you say it alot but visually. i don't know where it is or how it affect the haircut. Parietal ridge same thing, i'm always. confused about the location of the crown and high point of the NBC head and how it effects the technique that's. being used. i can watch you cut and recreate the cut, but not always sure where i am on the the headform and why. Finally. can you do a vlog to help me? Thank. you Matt, God bless
Omg these layers! 😍😍😍 can you PLEASE move to Middle Tennessee and teach these stylist how to cut hair. I've been asking for this hair cut for years and they NEVER get it right. I end up with some cheesy layers. I have 2c/3a hair type and they are so afraid of this kind of hair. You are so great at this you must really like it. Keep up the good job!!!
I enjoy your clear instructions & clearly shot videos. I don't remember if I have ever seen a video on a shag/mullet. Long hair that is layered nicely in the back to not quite as drastic as a mullet but more gradual shorter layers towards the top back of the hair. Did that make sense? Sorry, I don't know the proper terminology.
I went to the hair dresser like a week ago, and all she did was assaulting my hair like with and Ax and a hatchet all together, I cried and cried "cause it took me a long long time for it to grow, then I decided to browse into UA-cam tutorials and thanks to this video I saved my hair. I did it by myself, it came out very decent. Thanks va lot!
thank you Matt for always being so clear expressing the how to-- angles, elevation, concave,convex I so appreciate your gift to teach. Matt i have a problem with headshape ie round of head i hear you say it alot but visually. i don't know where it is or how it affect the haircut. Parietal ridge same thing, i'm always. confused about the location of the crown and high point of the head and how it effects the technique that's. being used. i can watch you cut and recreate the cut, but not always sure where i am on the the headform and why. Finally. can you do a vlog to help me? Thank. you Matt, God bless😁
Hello!, I've got the thickest hair in the world according to my hairdresser! I have alot of it, plus my hair strands are very thick.I never seem to be able to get the right haircut and have shopped around mainly by recommendation, however for the most part I've been disappointed with the results. As I write, I have made an appointment again with my hairdresser for a recut. This seems to be my pattern. My questions: 1. How to best advise my hairdresser to reduce the volume in my hair? 2. Should my hairdresser use thinning scissors? 3. Should she add a further shorter layer to bring out the curl and reduce the volume? When my hair is cut right I literally get stopped in the street by strangers commenting on how great my hair is! This is my barometer.
Matt.. I have Thin Blonde Hair down the middle of my back.. what I really want to learn is The Farrah Faucet Hair cut.. I don't want my hair short anymore from BAD Salon Cuts where they Chop it all up.. I always wanted her hair and now that is long enough I want to learn how to do it myself. I'm pretty good.. I also LOVED My hair Feathered and would like to do that too.. but keep it long.. Thanx
Great stuff Matt. So so helpful. Love the head sheets, can you explain the difference between graduation & layering. Why you would layer or graduate, what are the rules? ( can you show visuals of graduation & layers) when a guest shows you a haircut how can you see if style has layers or graduation? Are there any rules to why you wouldn't/would use graduation/layering on thick thin curly hair. Please explain/ show angles. Much love May.
very nice. I think women, my clients anyway, that have thicker hair want the structure, just not the weight. so it's perfect for them.. so I disagree with the added texture. ( sorry Jose) ;) great great job. I wish I had the mindset that I have for color, for cutting as well. so frustrating because I'm all about being a well rounded stylist. with that said , You've helped so much. thanks again!!
You really are a master at cutting hair you are the Man Thank you for sharing there is a lots of hair styles that have no clue how to cut hair in this days believe or not
Matt u are awesome!! I have been a colorist for almost 20 years and you are seriously teaching me all over again how to cut!! I appreciate all u do 100% thanks so much! Is there more I can follow? I thought i heard u say there is a app?
My daughter has super super thick hair and it’s to her low back in length what haircut do u suggest? She needs a lot thinned as it knots so so easy but wants to keep the longer parts of her hair no higher then her chest high
I wish I could get someone to cut my hair like you cut the doll head I viewed , every cut Ive had it always turns out too bulky and too long of layers , I end up doctoring it up at home , good thing I.m licensed also, just haven;t worked in the salon in years, give me some tips on how to describe? your awesome!
Free Salon Education Hey Matt, love your video's, especially as a guy trying to find more success in a salon. Would love to see you do a styling product compilation video. Q. Moving onto the sides, when & where should we execute the initial cut... ontop of the shoulder, behind or even in front? Turn the guest's head to cut behind their shoulder &bconnect the front? That is, how can we maintain more consistency in bringing the left & right side forward? Q2. Would this type of 'dense haircut' work on fine textured hair, too? I've had success with using your other haircuts & would like to use this on my model in my audition. Fine, super dense, wavy hair. Would enjoy meeting you one day at one of your classes. PMTS graduate. Boise, ID
Can you show a slide thinning of thick course wavy hair. I had it done once my hair turns out great. Looked one length not all layered all over which made it worse. It looked so sleek and smooth minimal products. Little anti frizz and heat protector. No more rosannadanna (gilda radeneer) on Saturday night live with wild crazy thick frizzy hair. Thank you
I love this hair cut but when I tried to get it at the salon the girl had no idea what I was talking about when I described it and got offended when I wanted to show her the video. 😕 Beautiful cut though, thanks ❤️
your videos are amazing. ive always wanted to do hair but never could wrap my head around how it works and im learning so muchh from your videos. thank you so much for sharing all your skills, knowledge and talent.
what a awesome job, you are very talented, well explained, thank u so much, thank for helping people like me, that was struggling with knowing how to do haircut, you have given me so much confident, may God richly bless u. Thank you for giving all your and ideas. There are not many out there that will wanted to do dis without pay.
I’m 57 years old and used to have my hair cut like this back in the 70’s only feathered at the sides. But haven’t been able to find anyobe in the last 30 years that can do it. It always ends up a chopped up mess that just poofs out. I miss the days when everyone knew what a Farrah cut and “featherd” meant.
Yep thick course hair with boby n little wave. My hair is easy to train . Most of the time people think I spent a lot of time on it n sometimes yes but I get by. .. if it wasn't for conditioner and oil I'd in up getting it cut off. Thanks
LOVE LOVE this cut!! I wish my stylist could have accomplished this when i wanted my hair layered in October, but she botched it really bad I had to have it cut to a bob :(
I understand everything in the haircut besides the top parting. Why was the top part triangular and in diagonal sections? What was the reason for that sectioning and directing it back toward the layers? I notice a lot of long layers just overdirect from the crown area and back, but leave the weight in the front besides some face framing. Why would someone choose that style of layering the top front of the hair? Thank you!
Love this cut. I’m so glad layers are coming back. For the last couple years I’ve been asking for a layered cut and it seems no one knows how to do them this way where all the layers are seen on top.
I hear you. All the stylists in my small city seem stuck in the 90's. lol
@@SchroderCat If they are stuck in the 90s they are talented,trust them,nowadays stylists don't know how to create true layers like these, they create thin rat tales and terrible uneven ends without fullness without body.
I did this cut on myself and I’m not a hairstylist or anything close to it. It came out amazing. Best haircut I’ve ever had !!!!! 10/10 bravo. Easy to follow instructions for the layman.
I just gave this cut to my friendwho has mildly course curly hair. We cut the length just a bit shorter and the rest fell in easily! An amazing tutorial! Thank you.
This is amazing. I have high density hair and so many hairstylist do NOT want to overextend, or take small sections. They rush the cut, and barely pull to 90 degrees - more like 80 - then you get a horrible gap in the layering, and thick ends that bevel. My God I’m saving this vid to show the next person that cuts my hair!!!!!! Love Love Love your step by step guide and Thank You for not talking slowly, or being showy!
I've been doing a very similar technique for years. I always use a vertical , moving guide and follow the shape of the head. It works well for all layered cuts on thick hair. Gorgeous haircut!! Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing.
I have attended a hair cutting class yesterday at a training academy , and the trainer did not even come close to your way of technique , explaining the steps or simply conveying the information. I love the structured way of explaining each step and now I can understand the logic behind it. Thank you so much. Please keep doing these videos. Love your work.
Tom, when I first started doing hair, you weren't even close to being born. Your work is excellent and I love how you do many partings and always make sure your guide line is found before you cut. I appreciate your work.
I did this to my hair yesterday after a week depresed after a bad haircut at the hairdresser. Thanks for the video, you helped me fixing my hair and it looks much better now :)
I have watched many hair cutting videos and have seen many styles and methods of hair cutting and I must say that yours is the best style and method. It can be applied to so many other styles of hair length and shapes. I'm sure you have other methods for cutting very short hair as well, i.e. point cutting, shag and razor cutting to name a few. Your voice over lesson and focus on detail is second to none that I have seen. I have seen many other complicated layouts of sectioning the hair before cutting and your is the best. I have learned through the years that keeping things simple is always the best way to go and yours is very straight forward in that regard. BRAVO SIR and thank you for the lesson.
OMG!!! I would let it air dry just like that!!! Add a little texturizing spray, maybe scrunch a little. That's how EXCELLENT this haircut is!!! But, mostly I like the way you blow dried the hair using those pin curls!!! Your are GIFTED at doing hair!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
This is my head of hair .. I love this cut .. its perfect for thick wavy frizziy hair ...
Wow!! I just did this to myself!! I'm not a hair dresser 😲 I just did this! You have got to be one of the best teachers I've ever put my eyes on! My hair feels great. Thank you thank you!
❤️❤️❤️ I have thick course long hair and I'm a Cosmetologist. My coworkers do not like cutting my hair because I am never satisfied with how they layer my hair. My hair has a natural wave so I can wear it super curly if I want or I flat iron it. This video is very helpful. I will be showing this to them. I also found that when they use the thinning shears it raises my cuticle and my hair gets extremely poofy. After almost two years of growing it out I finally have one length again. I'm ready for the layers. Thanks for sharing.
I love being able to go back and learn lessons from you. You're a great teacher and you don't age. Have a great weekend.
You're very kind to share such in-depth knowledge with viewers. I've always loved the layered look, awesome job. Thanks for sharing
Once in beauty school, this became my signature cut, and style. I cut my own hair in this cut. Love your round brush work, too.
Matt thank you so much for showing this haircut. I am a recent graduate and have so much to learn about cutting hair. Your presentation was very informative and straight forward. I can't wait to try it out for myself! Please demonstrate stacked bob in future demonstrations. I feel like I have really learned a lot with your teaching style.
I am new to the channel, and currently in cosmo school and it's nice to be able to watch and see someone who is teaching you the proper way. and does what is board standard, and he is an amazing stylist
I was fortunate enough to have the same hairstylist from the time I was in my early 20's until I was 50 when he passed away unexpectedly. This Haircut & style is EXACTLY how my Friend "Did" my hair. I ALWAYS got compliments on my style. It's been very hard to find someone that today that actually knows "how" to cut hair in layers for movement. I will save this video & show it to the next person that I visit.
amazing, not just his skills but his persona.. a creator. beyond edge! This creativity mixed with his smarts makes him a genius
Hi Matt, thanks so much for your vlogs, I loved this video. I have very long thick hair myself and I've always had a lot of it, I've never really known what was best for it through the years. I grow it out thick and then go in and take out lots of weight to change it up but it never really sits right.
Ive always been careful with layers because they have often just ruined the natural movement and shape of my hair. This video made a lot of sense to me and you always show such understanding of the head shape and face and what works best on what hair. It's a common problem, people always want this or that even if really, it just can't be done with that particular hair. You have to work with what you have and take it from there.
Thanks again, I look forward to your vlogs!
Beautiful work!!! Literally the only video I found that makes any sense. They didn't really teach us this exact technique especially for feathering in cosmetology school. I'm going to give this a shot! Thanks for the video!
Thank you for this video. This is the haircut my lady does for me for the past 7 years. She since retired. Its been three years since I had a decent haircut. I have been having a hard time explaining this hair cut to salons I have visited. I always end up with short hair, layers on the bottom with textured ends. I have very very thick hair and explaining this cut is very difficult. Please keep this video up, so I can show this the to the hair stylist!
Just tell them you want a really long flat top
Oooh, I feel ya sista! My stylist was in a near fatal car accident and lost the use of her arms:( She was the only one who could cut my hair PERFECLY! She just knew how to cut long, thick, curly/wavy/coarse hair and I would always walk out of the salon feeling gorgeous. The last time she cut my hair was 10 years ago and I have NOT been able to find a stylist who can cut it correctly without chopping short layers into all the wrong places. Haven't worn my hair down in years b/c it's too thick and heavy so I pull it up in a bun or pony tail all the time. SICK of doing this! And I shouldn't have to considering all my great thick and healthy hair! Please Please, is there a stylist in Southern California who REALLY knows how to cut LONG layers into thick, coarse and wavy-curly hair anymore and debulk the heaviness without chopping everything down to nothing?? I want to wear my hair down again! I miss my wavy, touseled hair but right now it feels like a huge thick Q-tip without any movement whatsoever! help, please!
Take the diagram and show the hair dresser may be he could understand the way
It's short to long (concave) layers and square layers on top, it looks like.
Thank you for this tutorial. You Nailed it! I have seen literally hundreds of tutorials and you my friend set the bar. 👏 Thank you again for sharing your educational ✂ techniques & chairside karisma. Absolutely beautiful results! 😉👍
being a newbie to cutting hair. i tired cutting this hair on my lace wig hair myself (first hair cut for myself by myself) and it turned out perfect, well for me lool.
love it. thank you for the video.
Thank you Matt. I learn something new from every video and your consistency really helps. Once again a beautiful cut that we can tailor to our needs.
Thank you I'm a hairstylist and a mommy so it's really hard to find the time to go to classes love watching your videos I def have learned some new techniques your an amazing stylist keep it up!!!!! 🤘🏻
Fantastic long layer haircut....love it! You made it look so easy and simple to follow. Thank you for Sharing your WONDERFUL videos!
You're the only one I've seen do that with round brushes. Great idea! Thanks for sharing, Matt!
I took these screenshots to a hairdresser yesterday. I had plenty of long beautiful blonde hair to work with. I told her there was a video to watch if she wanted but she refused and laughed saying she had this in the bag. No Problem, I GOT THIS! She made it way to short basically just layered at random and looks nothing like the photos. She literally had me stand up the whole time to cut the ends. For the style she simply gave me three large curls on the top of my head. So now I'm just waiting for my hair to grow back. And find someone less full of themselves.
I could watch your videos all day! Simplicity at it's finest!
That's how I was taught in school. I hope hairdressers are watching and learning this cause I've had no luck unless I ask that person where are they from and what school of what state. It gives me an idea of their techniques that I learned too so I can get this hair cut without a PROBLEM.
You did an awesome job!!! I wish you were my stylist. That is the exact cut I have been trying to get for the last 5 years - I take in picture after picture to every stylist I have gone to, and they just can't get it right. Maybe one day I'll get that look - I have a bit of a wave in my hair and that cut would be perfect!!!
beautiful! Really lively and light, but still has a polished feel. Thick hair can be so treacherous!!
Love it. Wore my hair like this years ago. My hair is so drab now that I need to have this cut done again. Thanks for reminding me.
This cut is amazing ,thank you Matt. My friends like this cutting, they feels light and stylish layered hair . I learned a lot from all your video.
This is awesome! I get terrified when a client ask if I could cut long/concave layers. I always play it safe by just traveling around their head, cutting as little as possible to make it appear as if Zi know what I'm doing. Thank you for breaking this cut into a simple method. I can feel my anxiety slowly drifting away. I'll go home & master this on my mannequin head first though! 😆
This style of cut is so timeless. Thanks so much for the tutorial !!!
I write from Italy My mom is a hair style from 50 Years 😊 i whach you videos and your Hands are Golds !!
Congratulations i love your job!
Bravo kiss from Italy Cristina
This is my favorite haircut on your channel. I am just confused how would you do it with a middle parting.
This is the hair cut I have been trying to get for 20 years and could never quiet get the hair dresser to understand
ME TOO - it seems younger stylists can only do a few things - I'm sick of seeing bobs everywhere.
I had the same problem but I started cutting my own hair many years ago, I often watch videos and this is probably the only video I have come across that is spot on. This is exactly how I have been cutting my hair for years I learned about this technique from a Lee Stafford video but he only did it on the front section and part of the side, this guy is using this technique all over which is much better and makes it much easier to cut your own hair. You can also take smaller sections and cut them combing up to create different styles, also combing your hair forward after the cut forward shows how the hair sits. I do not believe in thinning hair techniques I have always cut my hair with just scissors and cutting layers in the right direction which is combing up the sections and cutting straight across, you should consider cutting your own hair it will save you wasted money in the long run
Yes! I tried too and the hair dresser got offended when I tried to show her the video. She said “I know how to cut hair” and gave me a nasty look. I just left and didn’t go back after that. People need to be a little more humble.
@@75julianne Ive offended a few hairdressers in my time too, and if a hairdresser gets offended and does not know how to explain his or herself then they are probably crap and unfortunately there are lots of crappy ones out there. Don't know why they bother, if I was cutting someones hair the idea would be to give them a beautiful haircut so they feel like a million dollars when they walk out of the salon, your hair is your beauty after-all
Just tell them you want the Jennifer Aniston from 1995.
Awesome! I like your technique you use to do the blow drying & love how the layers blend together.Bravo!👍😊
Love the cut! I have thick wavy/curly hair and cut my own hair.It’s hard to find videos for thick hair! I learn a little more each time. While I wouldn’t recommend that most people cut their own hair, I really enjoy the challenge!
Hey Matt I was wondering if you could do a video on a V- shape cut in the the back for a women! Please! I love your videos, I watch them in between clients. What you are doing for hairstylist world wide is amazing, thank you!
I love your videos. I don't cut hair, but watching ppl cut hair amazes me! Beautiful cut
I like how well you explain what and why you're doing step by step. TOTALLY ENJOYED your VLOG!!!!
THANKS for doing this, much better that other UA-cam videos 😉
Very nicely done with great scissors work for perfect layering and not thinning the hair with thinning shears or razor like I've seen on other videos. Many thanks for a well informative video and perfect results.
This guy is more than professional I can’t find word describe him 👏🏻
I LOVE THIS CUT! Finding THE RIGHT STYLIST/HAIR DRESSER THAT CAN CUT MY HAIR AND THEN WHEN I FIND THAT PERSON, THEY DISAPPEAR FROM A SALON. Again thank you! That is what I continuously ask for and I'm not getting through. I have to clearly say don't use razors, don't snip the ends. I just want a layered hair cut and come out looking like a horrid mess so disgusted that I have to go home and correct the mess. I have to actually work at fixing my hair before I go to a salon to give them an idea how I fix my hair cause if I don't OH GOD forbid I'm in danger of a bad haircut.
شكرا انتم تساعدوننا. وتعلموننا .. دون مقابل .. شكرا لمجهودكم وطريقتكم السهلة والبسيطة التي تعلمنا خطوه خطوه كيفيه قص الشعر .. شكرا من قلوبنا
I enjoyed watching this video about cutting the hair in layers. It's very helpful when I go to my beautician I can show her this.
The god inside of you is shining so brilliantly thank you Matt
that's voluminous!! great tutorial.👍 thank you
I love how you get things done strait to the point and no time waisted 👌😍
Love this cut! I really appreciate all the details your videos provide...BRAVO!!
I love this cut! three finished product looked amazing! and I absolutely love the whole cheat sheet idea, especially just being out of school, I think it'll really help. even if only for my confidence, like a "if I get lost I have help in my back pocket, so it'll be alright no matter what" type thing. if that made sense. lol
Excellent form and control of the hair. Nice to see someone precision cutting along the hair; not into the hair.
I like the style and technic you used, for cutting , and blow dry, too!
I’m Martha, I absolutely enjoyed this video I took a lot from it. You are an excellent educator. That’s the haircut that I want for my self. God bless you!! In Jesus beautiful name!! Expect the blessing❤️
thank you Matt for always being so clear expressing the how to-- angles, elevation, concave,convex I so appreciate your gift to teach. Matt i have a problem with headshape ie round of head i hear you say it alot but visually. i don't know where it is or how it affect the haircut. Parietal ridge same thing, i'm always. confused about the location of the crown and high point of the NBC head and how it effects the technique that's. being used. i can watch you cut and recreate the cut, but not always sure where i am on the the headform and why. Finally. can you do a vlog to help me? Thank. you Matt, God bless
Omg these layers! 😍😍😍 can you PLEASE move to Middle Tennessee and teach these stylist how to cut hair. I've been asking for this hair cut for years and they NEVER get it right. I end up with some cheesy layers. I have 2c/3a hair type and they are so afraid of this kind of hair. You are so great at this you must really like it. Keep up the good job!!!
I enjoy your clear instructions & clearly shot videos. I don't remember if I have ever seen a video on a shag/mullet. Long hair that is layered nicely in the back to not quite as drastic as a mullet but more gradual shorter layers towards the top back of the hair. Did that make sense? Sorry, I don't know the proper terminology.
LOVE this hair cut, ive got lots of wavy thin hair. This cut looks and feels great. Thankyou xx
I went to the hair dresser like a week ago, and all she did was assaulting my hair like with and Ax and a hatchet all together, I cried and cried "cause it took me a long long time for it to grow, then I decided to browse into UA-cam tutorials and thanks to this video I saved my hair. I did it by myself, it came out very decent. Thanks va lot!
thank you Matt for always being so clear expressing the how to-- angles, elevation, concave,convex I so appreciate your gift to teach. Matt i have a problem with headshape ie round of head i hear you say it alot but visually. i don't know where it is or how it affect the haircut. Parietal ridge same thing, i'm always. confused about the location of the crown and high point of the head and how it effects the technique that's. being used. i can watch you cut and recreate the cut, but not always sure where i am on the the headform and why. Finally. can you do a vlog to help me? Thank. you Matt, God bless😁
Hello!, I've got the thickest hair in the world according to my hairdresser! I have alot of it, plus my hair strands are very thick.I never seem to be able to get the right haircut and have shopped around mainly by recommendation, however for the most part I've been disappointed with the results. As I write, I have made an appointment again with my hairdresser for a recut. This seems to be my pattern.
My questions:
1. How to best advise my hairdresser to reduce the volume in my hair?
2. Should my hairdresser use thinning scissors?
3. Should she add a further shorter layer to bring out the curl and reduce the volume?
When my hair is cut right I literally get stopped in the street by strangers commenting on how great my hair is! This is my barometer.
Matt.. I have Thin Blonde Hair down the middle of my back.. what I really want to learn is The Farrah Faucet Hair cut.. I don't want my hair short anymore from BAD Salon Cuts where they Chop it all up.. I always wanted her hair and now that is long enough I want to learn how to do it myself. I'm pretty good.. I also LOVED My hair Feathered and would like to do that too.. but keep it long.. Thanx
Fab cut brilliant! He is such a natural teacher
Great stuff Matt.
So so helpful.
Love the head sheets, can you explain the difference between graduation & layering. Why you would layer or graduate, what are the rules? ( can you show visuals of graduation & layers) when a guest shows you a haircut how can you see if style has layers or graduation? Are there any rules to why you wouldn't/would use graduation/layering on thick thin curly hair. Please explain/ show angles.
Much love May.
Cool nice basic straight 90 degress layer ! love it !
very nice. I think women, my clients anyway, that have thicker hair want the structure, just not the weight. so it's perfect for them.. so I disagree with the added texture. ( sorry Jose) ;)
great great job. I wish I had the mindset that I have for color, for cutting as well. so frustrating because I'm all about being a well rounded stylist. with that said , You've helped so much. thanks again!!
Wow! I wish my hair was still long! You are s fantastic teacher and stylist
So beautiful!! I kinda want to see a wavy pixie cut.
You really are a master at cutting hair you are the Man Thank you for sharing there is a lots of hair styles that have no clue how to cut hair in this days believe or not
Matt u are awesome!! I have been a colorist for almost 20 years and you are seriously teaching me all over again how to cut!! I appreciate all u do 100% thanks so much! Is there more I can follow? I thought i heard u say there is a app?
This cut is brilliant! I have been searching for a cut like this forever! Where can I find someone who can do this!?
What an AWESOME head of hair you created!!! KUDOS!
Can't wait to try this cut ! I Am always trying something new because it's so hard when they have such think hair , 👍🏼
you are reminding me I am a great stylist...but always need to learn new things..thank you...need the brushes!!!!
My daughter has super super thick hair and it’s to her low back in length what haircut do u suggest? She needs a lot thinned as it knots so so easy but wants to keep the longer parts of her hair no higher then her chest high
I wish I could get someone to cut my hair like you cut the doll head I viewed , every cut Ive had it always turns out too bulky and too long of layers , I end up doctoring it up at home , good thing I.m licensed also, just haven;t worked in the salon in years, give me some tips on how to describe? your awesome!
Haircut looks terrific. Im already applying some of the techniques I learned from you,, my layered cuts look a lot more structured for sure ❤. Tahnks
Cheers from Australia! Love our videos! Cannot thank you enough for your videos!
Especially love your blow dry technique! Thank You
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Hey Matt, love your video's, especially as a guy trying to find more success in a salon. Would love to see you do a styling product compilation video.
Q. Moving onto the sides, when & where should we execute the initial cut... ontop of the shoulder, behind or even in front? Turn the guest's head to cut behind their shoulder &bconnect the front? That is, how can we maintain more consistency in bringing the left & right side forward?
Q2. Would this type of 'dense haircut' work on fine textured hair, too? I've had success with using your other haircuts & would like to use this on my model in my audition. Fine, super dense, wavy hair.
Would enjoy meeting you one day at one of your classes.
PMTS graduate.
Boise, ID
Wish you could show how to add curtain bangs to this cut. Lovely haircut!
Can you show a slide thinning of thick course wavy hair. I had it done once my hair turns out great. Looked one length not all layered all over which made it worse. It looked so sleek and smooth minimal products. Little anti frizz and heat protector. No more rosannadanna (gilda radeneer) on Saturday night live with wild crazy thick frizzy hair. Thank you
I am working on my round brush technique while blow drying and this just gave me a boost thank you so much.
I love this hair cut but when I tried to get it at the salon the girl had no idea what I was talking about when I described it and got offended when I wanted to show her the video. 😕 Beautiful cut though, thanks ❤️
Must of hurt her ego I would have gone somewhere else or asked for another stylist. Clip clip just sayin
Absolutely beautiful! Great cut!! I love it!!
your videos are amazing. ive always wanted to do hair but never could wrap my head around how it works and im learning so muchh from your videos. thank you so much for sharing all your skills, knowledge and talent.
what a awesome job, you are very talented, well explained, thank u so much, thank for helping people like me, that was struggling with knowing how to do haircut, you have given me so much confident, may God richly bless u. Thank you for giving all your and ideas. There are not many out there that will wanted to do dis without pay.
Love this! Would like to see a very thick natural curly med length blond hair cut
‘Or if you’re talking too much’,,,,, referring to keeping your guide Olivia! 😂😂😂
Wow....Love it!!!! You explain super well, in detail, and easy to understand!!!!!
I’m 57 years old and used to have my hair cut like this back in the 70’s only feathered at the sides. But haven’t been able to find anyobe in the last 30 years that can do it. It always ends up a chopped up mess that just poofs out. I miss the days when everyone knew what a Farrah cut and “featherd” meant.
Yep thick course hair with boby n little wave. My hair is easy to train . Most of the time people think I spent a lot of time on it n sometimes yes but I get by. .. if it wasn't for conditioner and oil I'd in up getting it cut off. Thanks
LOVE LOVE this cut!! I wish my stylist could have accomplished this when i wanted my hair layered in October, but she botched it really bad I had to have it cut to a bob :(
I understand everything in the haircut besides the top parting. Why was the top part triangular and in diagonal sections? What was the reason for that sectioning and directing it back toward the layers? I notice a lot of long layers just overdirect from the crown area and back, but leave the weight in the front besides some face framing. Why would someone choose that style of layering the top front of the hair? Thank you!
Excellent cut & finish. I would like to see a layered cut with layers only at the
bottom so it could be flicked up to finish. Thanks.