DIY layered haircut in 5 mins!
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- Опубліковано 24 лип 2024
- I made this tutorial for a friend, but thought I'd share it with the public. I have been cutting my own hair this way for about eight years now, and it saves me a ton of money! I am happy with the result every time, and each time I do it I get a little bit better.
IF YOU CHOOSE TO FOLLOW THIS TUTORIAL:
- Please understand that you are still taking a risk, as everyone's hair and preference is different. Always start by cutting a small amount, you can easily cut it shorter later.
- I am not a professional hair stylist, and have never gone to school for this. I actually have a Masters of Architecture.
- If you part your hair deeply to one side of your head, you should probably not use this method, as the cut it will produce will not look even under that circumstance. I have a slight side part, and it works fine.
Feel free to ask any questions below!
What you need:
Clean, wet, conditioned hair
Cutting shears of sharp scissors ($10-12 at any drugstore or here on Amazon goo.gl/Q2ORh7) My scissors in the video were old, please have sharp scissors!
A comb
A brush (optional, many people recommend you don't brush wet hair, so you can use just a comb if you prefer.)
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I have been a hairstylist for 30 yrs and I find the most comprehensive tutorials to cut your own hair are done by people like you in your home. The professional hair videos are ridiculously in-depth to the point of sounding like brain surgery. You did good!
That's exactly right! It's pretty rare that I bother to even watch videos by the professional stylists because they make it SO complicated.
I like your comment!
I just left a 30 minute video cause of some dude going into intricate detail about every single hair product he was about to use on a doll. I would have already forgotten most of everything by the final step
Exactly
Noooo. Haha. You're not a hairdresser.
The shape of ones head differs, to start with.
Seen the holes in the back of the hair?
I love this, thank you! I swear I'm so tired of hair dressers doing whatever the hell they want to my hair and not listening to what I want... From now on I'm doing my own hair.
Hands down the easiest haircutting instructions ever. Forget saving $50., Jessica has saved us thousands collectively, as well as saving time and frustration with bad cuts. THANK YOU!!!!
yayyyys :)
I have been using your method for years, and each time i watch this video i think "i should leave a message." Here it finallly is. This is by far the best tutorial i have come across for easy, quick diy hair cut with style! The first time i used this video, my grandma a retired beautician raved about it! Just last night i cut about 12 inches off, gave myself a shoulder length bob with layers and it worked great. I live in a remote area and thanks to your video, i can still maintain a cute hairstyle! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Isn't a Bob all the same length at the bottom? How would this work if it gives a tapered bottom on your hair?
@@Lisa42002 there are many types of bobs such as the "inverted bob" www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=stayglam.com/beauty/inverted-bob/&ved=2ahUKEwj6_eDf8L7iAhVgHTQIHYLCA50QwaICMAx6BAgNEC8&usg=AOvVaw1QrJI6TRGbdNPVutbIzmBN
That are in fact not all the same length, most modern bob styles are tapered one way or the other...its kind of the point
I was debating using this for such a cut.
For the inverted, did you just do the pony tail at the nape of the neck so its longer in front?
Wow cool..I want to try this now
I've never cut my own hair before this, but I followed your tutorial and my hair came out so awesome! My husband says it's easily one of the top 3 ever, and it was free! There is something very empowering about being able to cut your own hair - and look GREAT! :) Thanks!
Ecstatic to hear that :D!
I found your tutorial a little over a year ago and have been cutting my own hair this way since. I cannot thank you enough for all the money you have saved me. The results achieved with this method look exactly the same as a ridiculously expensive haircut you could get at a salon. Not to mention, I have rarely left a salon completely satisfied with a haircut. I love it every single time I cut my own hair and it looks EXACTLY how I want it to..every time! Still amazes me, even after doing it for over a year. THANK YOU!!!!
P.s. I used to go sometimes up to a year without getting my hair cut because I hated the whole experience, and now I cut it myself about every 6 weeks. You're amazing.
+Kimber Ly Reading this makes me so happy! I am ecstatic that it's been working so well for you :D. I just love that I can constantly trim the dead ends as much or as little as I want to!
+Kimber Ly I completely agree with you!
I have very thin and fine hair. I really should trim it every 6-8 weeks to seep it looking healthy and to get it to the length I want. But that can get pricey at a salon. Since I first watched this video 5 months ago, I've trimmed it myself 3 times and each time it looks better :)
question how do we know if the hair is placed correctly? how did you do it? did you brush straight up into like a bun almost but towards your face? or?
Kimber Ly
I can relate to not wanting to deal with a hairstylist. The last one I went to was unprofessional. She yelled at me for skipping for six months! I cut my own hair now
Lol...everything that you said I can relate. I haven't been back to the salon for almost a year now, because of it...I'm so tired of paying too much, just to walk out with disappointments!!! I just cut my own hair today, hoping that I won't missed it up...now that I'm done, I'm happy with the result. Lol, it just happen that I come across to this video...for sure, next time I cut my hair, I will try her technique!!!❤
A BIG, BIG Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm a 61 year young woman, with long graying hair, 2 , days ago, my sister-in- law, trimmed my hair. She happens to be a beautician, from 30 years ago! Well, I, told her to take about an inch, or so off, as you can guess, she took over 3 inch's, ask her to leave the draped affect at the ends, in the back, with the sides slightly shorter, nope, didn't listen there either. Also, ask her to trim the layers and not to touch the bangs, didn't listen!! Well, I, wasn't a very happy woman. So, I, looked on line and found your video!!!!!!!!!!! I, did what you showed and WHALLA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AM SO HAPPY, with the turn out, THANK YOU!!!!!!!!! Will not have to, depend, on another person any longer, cause as long as I, can do it myself, I, will. XOXOXO'S, FROM ALABAMA, Kathy
Your story warmed my heart :D.
Mark Beddingfield great story, hope you buy something for yourself with the $40-$80 you saved.
Mark Beddingfield cute
I'm 62 and I totally get you. I've been using this technique for over two years now and get constant compliments on how my haircut looks. I even got drastic this spring and cut it short, shoulder length, but the same technique, and it looks great. As I'm growing it back out I'm trimming using the same idea every three months. It allows my hair to grow and look so good. People ask me who cuts my hair, and it's me, because of her!! Couldn't be simpler. I always share her video, no one else's.
Ladies, keep your fingers crossed for me, I decided too give it a try.
I looked at a ton of videos during the quarantine on how to cut your own hair. Went with this one. I was so scared. Well, I did it. I only took an inch off just to see if everything would stay even. It was perfect. I took my laptop into the bathroom with me. Followed it exactly. My husband was impressed and I am going to do this again. Thank you!!
Lore Sogge so cool 😎
OMG I never claimed that this was a "correct way" to cut your hair. I've only said that this is what works for ME, and makes me happy. So stop trolling the internet to leave unnecessary comments. Thanks!
It's the year of 2020 and I would like to say- I'm thankful to have watched your video. It's very helpful for me a well.
I saw a similar video last night and a very popular hairstylist said that this is a really good way to do correct layers at home. Specially for for people who want to do at home... The greatest think is being confident to know that you can do something on your own... So you keep doing you girlie don't listen to the haters... ❤️❤️❤️❤️
This video saved me alot of money and time, thnx much!
You did a good job at accomplishing a task most will not... You did very well n I for one commend you for sharing your technique.. It works! Been cutting hair for family n friends for 51 years, so I have a minutes worth of experience to speak on this subject! G- day n thanks for sharing! ( March 1st, 2020)
Hey with staying at home and social distancing due to CoronaVirus this is a practical video.
Brilliant! I realised at work today that my hair was in desperate need of a good trim but didn't want to spend $50+ for a haircut for my rather long hair. Followed your instructions exactly and it turned out amazing! I even went a step further and sectioned a very small part at the very top of my head to get some shorter pieces. Been wanting a hairdresser to cut the top short and leave the bottom long for EVER! Always told "can't do it, your hair is too fine, the base won't be full enough"....well, I just did it myself and it IS full at the bottom and I still got the short layers i wanted in the top to give my fine hair some oomph. Thank you thank you THANK YOU!
I did invest $18 in some quality barber scissors. Worth every penny as I can see they will be getting future use thanks to this video.
+Trin NZ woohoo! That's awesome! And shears are totally worth the investment :]
I always have the same problem. The hair salons will not do what I want. It's so annoying.
Works great! As a single mom I cant afford to go get pampered, saves alot of time and money! (:
Glad to hear it :)
Ok so just tried this. I had washed my hair last night and didn't want to wash it again, so I just dampened it with water.
I have a LOT of hair (same length as yours but incredibly thick). So this took quite a lot of effort just to brush it forward. Brushing it back after it got very knotty but such is life!
I have some great hair scissors but even these struggled a bit with how much hair I was cutting all at once.
Anyway, it worked brilliantly, very happy with the results. I did the top layer shorter as well and that worked well.
The only thing I would add is after doing the straight line cut, do a few little snips into the hair to give it a slightly looser look (so you don't get that scissor line) - for the top layer anyway, I can't imagine you'd notice on the bottom layer.
This was amazing, it cut the time it takes to cut my hair in half!
I still cut my hair like this, so yes go for it!
Thanks so much! I trim my own hair but wanted a look like yours! I really appreciate your no bullshit quick video lol. Some girls try to make too "cute" of a video and have a solid 5 mins of them just talking in the beginning. 😊
Thank you all for the love and support. I'm glad that my video could help you!
and thank you for posting this video. :) i think im going to use this method the next time i attempt to layer my hair because right now,the hair close to my face is too short so i am waiting for it to grow out.
Thank you so much for your tutorial. Thanks to you I haven't had to pay to get my haircut in a year.
+ms. will always love my life... If you honestly feel like a tank top and long pants (I'm in pajamas) is too revealing, I seriously pity you and the harsh rules and regulations you create for yourself. What I'm wearing is in no way inappropriate, and of the million + people who have watched my video you are the ONLY person to have a problem. This video was not created "professionally", I made it one night for a friend. I have absolutely no shame for my body, whether in pajamas, a turtleneck, or naked.
+ms. will always love my life lol you don't even know her 'women like you' we were all born with clothes right? if I were you I'd be more concerned about what you reveal about yourself making such comments.
Wondering who's really the demonic troll here...
I watched a lot of videos on cutting your own hair tonight. Your video is very clear, you got right to the point (I like when people chat, but some go on forever about nothing!) You also made a list of items needed, that's a great idea. I am 60 years old and I am now going to take my laptop up to the bathroom, watch you again, and cut my own hair for the first time in my life. Wish me luck!
You can do it Brenda :).
Due to health issues I rarely leave home except for doctor appointments, but even that became embarrassing. I'm older, 63, & can't work anymore. ..so no more $ for haircuts. You think YOUR hair is fine?!! Mine is SO thin - clips, hair ties, etc. just slide out. Plus the ends looked old; damaged & uneven. I washed & left some conditioner in, and watched your video several times. Went into my bathroom WITH the video so that I could pause when needed, came out with healthy, fuller looking hair (4" needed off) & blow-dried until barely damp. Round brushed only the ends under my chin with a little nourishing mousse - saved $$ and BETTER than my last "pro" cut! THANKS SO MUCH - your way helped boost my self-esteem too!
Lori Raf I pray for your healing.
I’m so sorry! May I ask if you have GI issues?? I have had for many many years but have found something that HELPS... and it isn’t medicine or doctors! If interested let me know... oh! I’m NOT a salesperson! Just a sufferer whose last GI fired me as a patient! SERIOUSLY!
Don't give medical advice to strangers on the internet.
Thats awesome!
I have (fast) thinning hair too and I am so cold now for first time in my life. I started taking vitamin b12 and going to have my iron checked because I was anemic years ago and going to have it checked again. Anemia can cause thinning hair...who knew!
I'm 25 years old and I can count on one hand how many times I've been to a hair salon in my life, it was just never something we had the money for. I have super long, relatively thick hair, and never occurred to me I could do it myself. This tutorial was quick, easy, and straight to the point, and best of all- it worked! I will definitely use this in the future to trim my split ends, and the soft layers are an added bonus! Thank you!
girl , you are a genius... I'm so trying this, I'm so sick having my hair layered in a salon, they never do it exactly as I want it.
Thank you for a demo.
I just tried your method on my curly hair and it turned out amazing! Didn't feel like spending 20 buck on the hairdresser for a haircut nobody ever notices, and this is a great alternative! :) Thank you for sharing!
I tried your tutorial in September (albeit cutting my hair into a much shorter version) last year, and I really liked the result I sent pictures of my (then) new haircut to my friends, bragging about how I cut it myself. LOL
I'm thinking to cut my hair by myself according to your instructions again this July!
Thank you from Japan!
after paying for multiple hairdressers to cut my hair and not knowing what layering means....finally i found your video and cut my hair and I'm happy! :-)
Thanks for this video
I've been cutting my hair like this for 2 years. Great video! Easy, straight to the point and quick! Thank you!
You are very precious sweetheart. I've watched many diy videos this morning and I like yours the best! I'm going to take my shower, shampoo my hair, and use your method. I've been cutting my hair since I was 14 -- am 72 now, have long hair, and always eager to save money on diy ideas. 😌Lately I've been wanting to layer my hair and you have made it look uncomplicated. Thanks for making this video. God bless you dear one. ❤️
I just did this, and OMG my hair looks amazing! I feel like I need to tip you the $20 I just saved by not going to the Hair Cutter... er, the Hair Butchery. I've got my technique for life now!
Woo :D Your comment is all the tip I need!
You are so funny! :))))))
Hair Butchery is SO right !
I like this tutorial! As a young special needs mother I RARELY get out of my home except to doctor's appts with my son and his meducal supplies and trips eat my budget alive. I have cut my own hair most of my life too! I can do full bangs, layers, etc. that look quite well. I have even made my own clothing, accessories, even a few simple makeup products. I feel like people throw rocks at these sorts of tutorials because they've never had to struggle financially in such ways. Just because we aren't well off doesn't mean we can't invent ways to look and feel good about ourselves! Great job! :)
I'm so glad it could help you even a little bit :D You seem like a rad person.
Thank you!! :)
You are so right! Great comment!
I agree with you Kathleen. I'm always so disappointed with hair dressers. This takes me 15 minutes and only cost $10 for the scissors from sallys. Totally worth it. This is the most useful of all the diy hair cut videos I watched on UA-cam before taking the plunge.
jilloora I agree. I have never left a hairstylist 100% happy… Usually I lean towards unhappy. Since cutting my own hair (which I've done for years) I've never been unhappy with it. Sometimes it works out better than others, but at least when I say "No more than 1 inch" *I* will not cut more than 1 inch! I've had expensive cuts and inexpensive cuts and seriously, probably my most unhappy experience was with the one I paid the most for at a high-end place.
Like others have said, it's probably only hairstylists who are getting wound up about people cutting their own hair because they are "not doing it right". Who cares, as long as we love the finished product!
You know what? I just tried this... removing around 4-5 inches from my hair because they were thin and not well layered. It's by far the best results I have seen, better than any haircuts I had in salons. To be honest, I decided years ago to cut my hair myself, because I never got great results for the price. Your method is fantastic! I adopt it and it will be easy to maintain in the future! Thanks so much for sharing.
Haven’t been to a hairdresser for 6 years. Saved so much money. If we’re happy with the result after cutting our own hair, that’s what matters. Thx so much for sharing your useful tips.
I don't comment on youtube videos often but felt the need to say I loved the tutorial, it was really easy to follow and every time I go to the hairdressers and ask them for a 'V shape with loads of layers' they're ALWAYS like "oh yes yes very good" and then it's just a straight blunt cut which I hate! But I tried this at home today and it worked a treat. So Jessica Scwarts, thank you for saving me thousands of pounds on future haircuts (not to mention hours of awkward small talk in the chair)!
So glad it worked well for you! :D
I found this video quite a while ago, and when I switched from cutting my hair blunt to doing it this way, I got tons of compliments! I have fine, thick hair, and the layers and tapering give it so much life. Thank you so much!
THANK YOU. I tried this today on my thick and unwashed hair and It looks amazing. It took less than 5 minutes and both sides of my hair is now equal (were not before the cut). I have tried following a lot of self cut UA-cam tutorials and they are really good but a few too many steps not to have remember for the next time and I’ve just been cutting my hair much shorter than I want it. THIS tutorial is fast. Easy. And I can’t imagine forgetting it. And no more pausing and getting wrong, so so simple.
I was so close to having to go and pay for a salon cut, which would be expensive, and, I’ve always begrudged paying as I’ve never been happy with their outcome.
Now washed, I love this cut. Big thumbs up, again thank you for putting this up on UA-cam.
Yesterday I put my hair in a ponytail, handed my 9 year old grandson the scissors and said cut and don't freak out and don't stop until it's done LOL and he did and did a great job! But I needed it layered so i came on UA-cam and learned and it turned out just fine! Thank you so much for posting this! Way better than spending money at a salon for them to push their opinions or even refuse to do short layers in long hair, etc. I'll do it my way at home for free. You are awesome! :D
Thank you, so much. I have not been to a salon in 8 yrs. Never happy when I leave. Besides that, no one can style my hair but me. They actually give me the items, to finish off my self. That is evert where I went..!
I know, right?!?! Something about having the control makes all the difference! I was sick of asking for just a half an inch off, and leaving with 2-3 inches off!
diy_solutions SO true. Last time I asked for 1” off, knowing it would be about 2 that I wanted. She took 4! Ugh glad I found your video mine is way too long to do it in sections. Wish me luck!
I agree, my hairdresser cut my hair once and I have no idea what she did, it was awful. I had to go home and redo it. Thanks for this video, I now cut my hair way better.
Every. Damn
Time. And they say 'but it needed it...' girl, don't even get me started on what you need...lol. been doing my own for years now!
I like your smile at the end. It's so pure and natural. May you smile forever like this.
I have very thick, curly (like shirley temple curly) hair. I have been trying to figure out how to take off some length, and layer my hair. I tried this tonight. Started off about 2 inches, looked at it, decided I need more off. Did it again. Still felt like I needed a little more. So then I divided my hair in half and just pulled to the front, and cut about another inch. My hair looks like I went to my favorite salon. THANK YOU SO MUCH. This was so easy. And as long as you are careful, it will turn out good. THANK YOU. 😊
for the first time in my life i didn't have money to get a hair cut so i searched how to diy, and i just want to say thank you so much! this video helped a lot, i love it :)
Just cut my hair using this tutorial it turned out great better than any haircut I have gotten before. It was super easy and I love the result! Thank you.
You did good girl! I have my hair up like that and was thinking about cutting it off similar. My friend came over and she said no way you can't do that! She said go on UA-cam and look for DIY hair cutting. There you were. Thank you
This is brilliant.Thank you! Only hairdressers will dislike this video :)
you're dang right. even when I cut my own hair this is not a technique I'd want to use.
+7saany that's just you.
loveanimalsbevegan
obviously us hair stylists would only dislike this video because we actually know what the hell we are doing compared to this broad. Smh.
Taylor Hartshorn Not necessarily. I had gone to a hairdresser and requested her to cut my hair in a straight line, and she managed to Jack that up. Not so...I would let this woman layer my hair any day because her turned out fantastic. Your lying to yourself for putting her method down.
@@taylorhartshorn9642 lol....no, you don't actually know what you're doing...you so called professional/overpriced hairdressers sucks....😂😂😂😂 she's doing much better than you'll ever do!!!
Thank you!! $50+ dollars SAVED :) Did a another one from a professional and botched my hair but this had the PERFECT solution of MOLDING wet hair to follow cut. Thanks again :)
I did this, then sectioned just the top half (maybe third) of my hair in the same way and cut another inch off for more layers..turned out perfect. What I always wanted and hairdressers could never gave me. Saved me a ton of money and I will always do it this way from now on. Thank you so much!
I cut layers this way but never cut on an angle. Going to give that technique a go. Clear video. Thank you.
This is super helpful, thank you so much. It came out awesome. I stopped going to salons - my last 3 visits at 3 different salons were all REALLY unpleasant... third last time stylists were being incredibly catty to each other... switched salons and had a stylist make fun of my cut (yes, I had cut it myself, I don't have $60 lying around for every 6 weeks!) what she thought was behind my back... the last visit I finally had a good experience with a stylist and he was working his last day there, everyone else didn't even want to touch my hair (I'd been stupid and tried to lighten my own hair). I'd rather look a bit silly and save the money and at least not feel like I'm paying to get side-eyed.
I've been doing this for a year from it instructions here and its great! My hair grows faster now too. Crazy. Thanks :)
I wanted to come back to your video and post thank you doll, I truly appreciate you posting this video. I've been cutting my own hair since I was a teen (bad salon experiences) then once I hit 20s I'd give them a go again, after a few more bad experiences and 150 plus tip every month to two months I decided it was time to just do it myself again. I've never layered my own hair in my 33 years, but has always been the look I've always wanted to achieve at home. and because of you, I've been doing just fine over two years. I have always had my hair short (like pixie cut short) since I can layer it I love long hair on myself. ... sorry for rambling, but in short, I do deeply appreciate you taking the time to make this video as well uploading it to share with the rest of us.
Thank you so much Rosado! I'm so happy for you! It's amazing how empowering it can be to know that you have full control of your haircut AND can save money :D. I just need to learn to cut my boyfriend's hair now :P.
I had it easy, my hubby just shaved his head. our two boys, I have to learn how to use the buzz clippers. it's not to horribly hard. use the guards and it's basically fool proof... well so far lol
I've been cutting my hair for close a year and it was very time consuming getting my layers, this video just saved me a lot of work. Plus, it looks amazing!
Ok sooooo I tried this the exact same way and it turned out wonderful. Even better I didn't pay a penny. :) I'm all smiles now. My hair looks amazing because my naturally wavy hair isn't weighed down, which my hair look a mess.
I certainly recommend this to everyone. Mostly because it's easy, you don't need no one to help, and it's free lol
Another thing, I read a few comments in the comment section about how it's bad to comb your hair when wet. Ummmmmm i recall that everytime I got my hair cut at a salon it was fully wet, sooooo how is this any worse?? I mean if you only do it once every couple of months how is it bad. I honestly feel this is the best cut I ever had.
Good job!!! :) thank you!!!
Agreed. You’d have a hell of a time combing it out when dry, with snarls that only become less manageable than wet hair. Duh, (to whoever said not to), you have to comb it when it’s wet. Better not to BRUSH it fast and hard (impatiently) when wet, or with a cheaper brush that tears at the hair, but it’s a no-brainer you have to comb or brush it out when wet, working from the ends up until it’s smooth and one can go in one long stroke from scalp to ends...anyone who had a mom that didn’t know this growing up, one who didn’t believe in using detangler, and always started at the scalp, ripping the hair from the head and making more and more snarls knows the foolishness and misery of not starting with the ends.
Like life, if we hit those little problems (“wet”-when we first notice them, -before they “dry”-get set hard in place), and before using force in all the wrong places, we can preempt the creation of much bigger, more painful situations and experiences in our lives.
I just did this...AND IT TOTALLY WORKED!! So easy, so fast, and FREE! I hate going to the hairdressers as they never get it right and I haven't had my hair cut for over a year. I will be doing my hair from now on, thanks for the vid!
Thank you so much for sharing this very SIMPLE yet EFFECTIVE way of cutting your own hair. I used my kitchen scissors and it worked super well. Don't think I will need to go to the hairdresser anymore. Layers are amazing and thanks for explaining the various angles for various results. I loved it! Thanks again.
After watching your tutorial last year I gave myself the best haircut I've ever had! I like your no-nonsense approach. No flexing, no hawking products, just a straight-up video showing how you cut your hair. The first time I did it, it was perfect, but now I can't figure out which way to angle the scissors to get the top layers shorter. Not your fault - thanks for taking the time to post this, and don't listen to those negative comments. This is America. They're free to watch another tutorial, or to go f**k themselves.
Sounds like a bunch of angry hairstylists on here mad that ppl can actually cut their own hair better than going to spend time and money at a salon.Who cares if it's not professional technique or equipment. The point is saving money. It's a quick easy tutorial that obviously works due to the many positive comments. The only negative ones I've seen were from hairstylists trying to shame a person out of saving money.
Thanks for the defense :) I find it works well enough to me, especially since I was paying $55+tip for a good haircut that looks VERY similar. To each their own! If I had the money, I'd totally support my local hair stylists, but a girl's gotta live (and preferably not with hair growing past her her bum)
I totally agree with you!!! I'm starting to cut my own hair, because I paid too much for a haircut, only to come home unsatisfied with my layers and had to end up trimming more myself just to get the layers where I'm satisfied with!!! Thanks for this video....best diy I've seen!!!😘😘😘
Seriously, not everyone wants or needs a professional haircut. Some haircuts are easy af to cut, and if you can do it without spending money, why shouldn't you? I don't understand hairdressers who get so mad and take it personal like they're the only one who can put scissors to hair. All of the times I've went to a hairdresser, simply because it's the norm in society, it has NEVER turned out how I've wanted it and been a BIG waste of money, I can cut my hair way better than they ever have.
Jessica Schwartz , not that there is anything wrong with that... It does present an amazing visual!!! Lol! However.. Ya gotta do what, where, n how you can! Soooo, yup.. Do the do!
So true! I don't know where you live but in the London suburbs a haircut can cost £40+. Who will be able to afford that after the po pandemic ends? Certainly not the millions of newly unemployed.. I cut my partner's hair with scissors after watching a video and he is really pleased with it.
This has literally helped me for yearssss. I haven't been able to afford hair cuts. You've saved my life girl
This video saved my life. I have high anxiety and some health issues and don't leave my house very often. Therefore I usually get my hair cut once a year. My hair is also real fine and I have been needing it cut bad for awhile. I wanted to do it myself but was afraid I'd f**k it up big time. After watching this, I washed my hair and sat down with what I needed in front of the tv and basically cut my hair right along with your video. I have been wanting to go shorter but I figured I'll start with an inch or two and see how it goes first. AMAZING! The dead shit is gone and it looks great and feels healthier. I'm going to do it a little more with each wash in front of a mirror as it gets shorter for Summer. Thank you so much for posting this!
Seriously, I've been using this haircut method for the last three years and I get compliments on my (hand-henna-ed and hand-cut) hair all the time. Like people have stopped me in the street to compliment it. Once you go DIY, you don't go back! Thank you so much for posting this video, it has saved me so much time and money that I've spent doing other stuff!
Yay! Glad it's working for you.
I have now used this technique for the second time and still love it. Some tips: stop and consider the angle you cut. Remember that the "top" of your hair (if you mold it like she does) should be the longest (that's the back of your hair), so angle higher on the bottom side getting longer towards the top. Be very cautious with the second ponytail and cut. It is easy to go too short. The second time I did this, I combined it with the point cutting I've seen in other videos (scissors pointed straight into the ends, snipping to create a less harsh line) and loved it even more. Thanks again for this video!!
Adding the point cutting is a great technique!
I want my hair to have volume around my face is this cut gonna give this effect without weighing my hair down and it looking flat as its fine and bit wavy?
Just learned to ombre my hair with the help with UA-camr's tutorials, and it came out pretty awesome to me. Now I'm thinking about cutting it to give it layers, so I think I'll try this one!
Thank you for this video. Very helpful! Thanks for not making it excessively lonnnng as so many do.
I am a 30 year old lady who hit hard times for the past year. I had to pay for medicine instead of a haircut! I went over a year without one. One day I got laughed at for looking like an 80s chick lol! Your video truly saved me. Not doing your hair after a while you either feel like you're way to outdoorsy, hood, etc. Every lady should be taught this in case of struggling emergency life crisis lol! Thank you so much, this would have went south fast if I attempted this myself. Much love and respect!
I am in need of pinching pennies and am starting to dabble in DIY hair grooming & styling...and I found your tutorial! Super easy to follow - I have curly hair and only trust 2 people to cut my hair because it always gets butchered! I was able to...it took me a little bit to just trim my hair but I wanted to be confident I did it right...reshape my hair and still keep the length with your help! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR PUTTING THIS OUT THERE!!
thank you sooo much!! i dont trust any hair dressers because i always end up hating my hair for MONTHS and never know how to fix it. I've had dead ends that have turned into almost my whole head, but now i can do it myself. thank you!
The bit about arranging the hair and flattening it, was very helpful 👍
Thanks to you, I finally conquered my fear of even lightly trimming my own hair! I love how it turned out!
Just did this myself! Easy and quick! 1st timer and it didn't fail!
Out of the dozens of hair how to videos out there, yours is the best technique! I have used your technique of three different occasions already. Thank you so much for posting this. This is my go to video whenever I need to trim.
I had started doing a similar technique a couple months ago after some unfortunate visits to the hairstylist. I had never cut it or even had layers in my hair before, but once I started doing it myself I have found so much confidence in my hair! I finally feel like I have power over how it looks and don’t even mind when I mess up, because I can learn and do better next time. Thank you for showing this video, it is certainly one of the easiest and cool home made haircuts out there I’ve tried
Your so dang cute and funny. Thankyou , you did a great job demonstrating and if someone fails they weren't paying attention
Thank you so much for sharing your DIY haircut. I have been cutting my own long hair for 5 years because salon people always cut off more than I want. Almost 2 million have viewed your video clip. I am due for my DIY haircut at the end of the month. I will give yours a try.
I wanted to leave a "thanks" for youy.. it's long overdue - this is my go-to tut EVERY SINGLE TIME!!! I trim my hair! So, thank you, I totally did NOT f-up my hair - thanks again :)
I have used your technique for a year now and have even gotten compliments on my hair from others. I have not been to a salon for a cut since 1995! I love doing my own hair!
I have literally watch this video and successfully cut my hair twice now. Props to the girl who made this for saving me from anxiety due to split ends!!!!!!
I've been cutting my hair similar to this since I was 14! 7 years later I still do it to just trim my ugly ends. But I love the idea how you did it on the second part! I'm about use that right now lol
Tried it out, thought I was going to royally fuck up, but honestly it turned out perfect; thanks so much!!
I also happen to cut my own hair ( Have been since 2010) And I've never met a single hair dresser who I've trusted with my hair !.. Not one worth paying salon prices for yet anyways.
It usually takes me like half an hour to cut my hair, this saved me 20 minutes and is nice and clean. Perfect ! Love this tutorial.
I cut my wife's hair like this and it worked really well. Thanks!
I just did it...and I love it! Thank you for a simple cut that is fast and cute!!!!!
been cutting my own hair for a year now..and I love it...
I cut my hair last week using your tips. OMG! I got several friends commenting on my hair and how nice it looked with the new haircut. Thank you so much! You totally ROCK!
Works great for short hair, too! I have hair below my chin and this is the best tutorial I've found for cutting MY hair!! YOU'RE A LIFE SAVER! and a money saver. Thank you!
I cut my hair like this and i love it! I always ask for layers at hair salons, but they never get it right or they advice me not to do it, because my hair is too fine. I love this hair cut, because it makes my hair look really nice when i wear it up or in a bun :) Great tutorial!
Thank you, glad it worked out!
mandy22f you know what the problem is, they make the layers so soft u can't make them out even if the hair is styled and blowdried. I had my hair layered one time and I had requested long layers and I wanted to keep my length and I walked out of the salon with short layers with my hair up to my shoulders. I paid for the cut but she didnt get a tip.
I had just scissored my hairs..and its all lookin' good!! Thank you for just a simple trick to go!! Its too quick to do!! Thanks again!!
You’re adorable. Who could say anything negative about this video? Thank you for posting! 💖
I've been watching this video for years and using it to cut my hair. It's the best one I've ever seen and definitely the most easy to understand. Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video. 🧡
Okay, this is the best and easiest tutorial I've watched and I'm definitely gonna try it! Thanks!
Thank you for the complements! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
I personally want to give you a BIG THANKS! I watched several videos and know alot about hair. I love to style hair, that's my passion. Can't get myself to trust scissors because of past experience when young and have been teaching myself to overcome the fear and strive more into cosmetology. This was really not time consuming at all and im a SAHM with three kids and was OVERDUE for a hair cut. This worked perfect to my liking.
I did this cut and my hair came out great!! I added a step of a fringe cut for my bangs.
thanks for sharing!!!!!
your explanation is so straight forward and easy to follow. thank you for this video going to try this tonight. :)
awesome! I just cut my hair this way and it's wow!!!!!!!! thank you sweetheart!!!!!!!!
I've been using her technique since I found this video 5 years ago. A definite winner for long layers! Thank you!
Thank you! I used to just comb it forward and cut along the bottom. This works better, and the crown ponytail really helps make nice layers.
this whole tutorial is soo cost efficient. Love it.
Thanks for the video! It worked great on my naturally curly hair. The layers really brought my curls to life and I'm all about saving money!
I watched your video and I cut my own hair today - first time cutting layered hair. And it worked perfectly! I want to say thank you so much for this tutorial.
Hello, I see where you have not uploaded in years. I pray you are busy living your life. It's April 2022 and we have been plunged into a financial crisis. Gasoline in Nevada is $5.50 and the price of food has never been higher. What you have created here is a classic haircut, one that fits most faces at most ages. At a time that may or may not be even darker than anticipated...a time where no one has a clear picture of the future, when all of us have more to worry about than our hair, the truth is, this reminds us we like to feel pretty. Thank you so much, wherever you are. You are a real blessing.
I know this young woman and she's doing very well, busy living her life, as you say.
that looks awesome!!! I just tried it on my hair and i like the results alot.
Thank you
You just saved me 30 bucks
Great video! I found this to be extremely helpful. Thank you for keeping it short and to the point. I used this as a tutorial to give myself a trim at home since I would rather wait at this time to get back into the salons.
i did this to my hair today turned out not to bad ,even been using baking soda and apple cider vinegar instead of shampoos for a few years now,i am lucky i am a few months from being half a century old and still no grays haven't used dyes for over 5 years ,cant beat diy thanks for the video
This is the best tutorial on UA-cam. Honestly. It’s the only one I’ve had good results with and I use it every time I need a trim now!
Loving this! Just cut my hair about three inches and it looks fabulous. Thanks a bunch for such a simple and easy to follow video.