I noticed she did not mention, Holding position; fingers held perpendicular, at 45 degree with 90 degree elevation. Also, over-directing the hair 90 degree at the crown / recession
Querida Alexandra, eu entrei no seu grupo de Whatsapp hoje e hoje mesmo saí! Tem que ter um aplicativo para baixar os moldes ...e eu não soube fazer....Ai resolvi sair ...e mesmo são muitas mensagens que entra e ai abarrota o celular! Kkkk preferi sair . Vou curtir seus vídeos pelo UA-cam e quando eu puder compro a pasta prata.Beijo no coração
You should never point cut wet hair and besides that if your hair cutting technique is sound you don't need to point cut unless you've exhausted all other techniques as point cutting on fine hair like this can make the hair look weak
Must be hard to be a barely-working model who has to take jobs like this.... She's such a beauty, yet for creative types like this guy, she's replaceable if not disposable..... So creative to cut hair without a cape, all for the sake of pleasing the eye...smh
+Mp Mota -- Do you know the young woman? How would you know how often she works simply because she opted to appear in a haircutting video, let alone that she models at all? Sounds like you yourself are uninformed, uncertain and therefore ambivalent as to her merit as a model, or otherwise. Salon folk: gotta love 'em.
so sorry I hate it! I have bangs just like hers and they look way to heavy. everything falls forward. I do like the back, just needs to be lightened up.
I would agree. But I do respect this stylist's story. He basically fell into hairdressing. He was a talented athlete. He's had to commit to the discipline of hair from that perspective. So you have to give him major credit for his effort. I would imagine he's received handsome dividends from his dedication, some three years on.
Frank Moran Hello! He’s the son of GUY MOSCOLO! He has excellent training from his uncle Anthony Mascolo! THAT IS THE GUY FROM TONI&GUY! Although he’s a very friendly man. I like him a lot.
with a model as good looking as that you could cut her hair with a knife & fork! I could do it better i n half the time & probably charge 20% of the price.its all SMOKE & MIRRORS.
DINI FINITI This whole "educational video " was a complete mess for a few reasons. I have a hard time believing this dude had a clear direction with this "cut". They say there's no right or wrong when it comes to artistic expression but I beg to differ cause this looks like crap. And what the hell was going for in the fringe area. This was just awful & she'll be in someone else chair to fix whatever that was he did.
I've been a salon owner and educator for over 25 yrs. This isn't beauty school. I always drape my clients but sometimes when educating you can show the lines of the neck and back without cape.
I am an assessor in hairdressing as well. He will surely fail in my assessment. Always remember that our concern is not only the outcome of our work, but also the safety of the client and cleanliness of what we are doing. One more thing- the fact that Toni and Guy team is showing us how a particular haircut is being done is also called "educating" the audience. We don't necessarily have to go to a hairdressing school to educate people.
Sloppy techniques, poor dexterity, no innovation in the shape, wrong cutting comb - very cookie-cut. Hair was too wet. And, yes, I would agree with some of the others taking exception to the model not being given a robe or cape. Nothing world-class about that. Sorry, I hate to belabor the critique, but I've seen this stylist in a few videos, and the high-caliber effects just aren't there. But he is very handsome. There's no arguing that.
Melhor técnica de todos os tempos!!
Excellent tutorial. I'm currently doing my Level 3 Hairdressing at college, so these videos are crucial at the moment. Very informative step by step.
this is so satisfying!
For me, I would like see variations for the bangs. Thank you though for the great step-by-step instructions. Got it!
I have worked for Toni & Guy for 15 years and terminology was very different in UK..remember elbows up when cutting square lol.xx
That comment made me lol......So true
Casper White
I've never been Sassoon trained or Toni and Guy but I was thinking the same thing at the beginning lol
I noticed she did not mention, Holding position; fingers held perpendicular, at 45 degree with 90 degree elevation. Also, over-directing the hair 90 degree at the crown / recession
Nathan Campbel
Thank you the best hair cut😋👍
looks great
wonderful
Estou fazendo meu curso na academia toni guy e posso falar que e maravlhoso
I like it.
Very good cut for this very thin hair
👍😎
exellent
Big lk
cool!
Arte
Nice. Very Chic and Abby Road.
İf zac said🙏🏼💐"short cut lokking long" 👍🙏🏼
nice
Nice
супер
Her Face shape is awesome any haircut would suit her
go zack go
Absult kreativ bin beeindruckt alle die das nicht erkennen sollen mal zeigen was die so drauf haben
Gostaria de fazer uma atualização nesta academia
¿ en español no tienen videos?
May i ask...Why use point cutting? What's the different with straight cutting?
Good question. .. Answer NONE... No difference. .. Sassoon would PISS himself laughing. 😁😁😁
Querida Alexandra, eu entrei no seu grupo de Whatsapp hoje e hoje mesmo saí! Tem que ter um aplicativo para baixar os moldes ...e eu não soube fazer....Ai resolvi sair ...e mesmo são muitas mensagens que entra e ai abarrota o celular! Kkkk preferi sair . Vou curtir seus vídeos pelo UA-cam e quando eu puder compro a pasta prata.Beijo no coração
What is Hair cut name???
😀😀😀😃
Sorry for me the technical way is like 20 year ago or more and take 2 as much time a you need
nice it was just a variation of disconnection by Vidal sasoon I am student of vs
🙋 everyone this is HD salon Gurugram india i love this cut but i never do the hair cut without apron or cutting sheet
gondolszemajd rám
Looks like it hurts not to cut palm to palm.
i want more technique how to style hair cut,,,
great haircut, very edgy. hands up!!!!
modern classic?
+leotownsend Oxymoron, "modern classic."
Je ne pas compris
You should never point cut wet hair and besides that if your hair cutting technique is sound you don't need to point cut unless you've exhausted all other techniques as point cutting on fine hair like this can make the hair look weak
Katherine Herbert you said all big respect to you not many hairdresser know about it
Great cut but why are so many tutorials showing the stylist being so heavy handed and aggressive when sub sectioning? It looks painful for the client.
so where is the cape?
all the hair is falling on her!
Must be hard to be a barely-working model who has to take jobs like this.... She's such a beauty, yet for creative types like this guy, she's replaceable if not disposable..... So creative to cut hair without a cape, all for the sake of pleasing the eye...smh
+Mp Mota -- Do you know the young woman? How would you know how often she works simply because she opted to appear in a haircutting video, let alone that she models at all? Sounds like you yourself are uninformed, uncertain and therefore ambivalent as to her merit as a model, or otherwise. Salon folk: gotta love 'em.
why is he speaking like a criminal in action Hollywood movies? and besides they didn't show how the cut looks behind when finished and dried
Put a cape on your client
you too its not a client
its a model
theres a huge difference
No
so sorry I hate it! I have bangs just like hers and they look way to heavy. everything falls forward. I do like the back, just needs to be lightened up.
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The guy at the beginning has great ears! I would nibble those for hours.....
...I hate the fact that the model is not wearing a cape. It's distracting thinking about how nasty the hair must feel on her body...
some people should not be allowed to cut hair ahaha
I would agree. But I do respect this stylist's story. He basically fell into hairdressing. He was a talented athlete. He's had to commit to the discipline of hair from that perspective. So you have to give him major credit for his effort. I would imagine he's received handsome dividends from his dedication, some three years on.
Frank Moran
Hello! He’s the son of GUY MOSCOLO! He has excellent training from his uncle Anthony Mascolo!
THAT IS THE GUY FROM TONI&GUY!
Although he’s a very friendly man. I like him a lot.
Andrea Frasconi is the best
WTF
Shit!
with a model as good looking as that you could cut her hair with a knife & fork! I could do it better i n half the time & probably charge 20% of the price.its all SMOKE & MIRRORS.
tem que assistir sem som essa bosta... não entendo nada em inglês 😒😒😒😒😝
Toni and Guy education- cutting the hair without the cutting cape. Such a mess on client's part. What a shame.
DINI FINITI This whole "educational video " was a complete mess for a few reasons. I have a hard time believing this dude had a clear direction with this "cut". They say there's no right or wrong when it comes to artistic expression but I beg to differ cause this looks like crap. And what the hell was going for in the fringe area. This was just awful & she'll be in someone else chair to fix whatever that was he did.
I've been a salon owner and educator for over 25 yrs. This isn't beauty school. I always drape my clients but sometimes when educating you can show the lines of the neck and back without cape.
I am an assessor in hairdressing as well. He will surely fail in my assessment. Always remember that our concern is not only the outcome of our work, but also the safety of the client and cleanliness of what we are doing. One more thing- the fact that Toni and Guy team is showing us how a particular haircut is being done is also called "educating" the audience. We don't necessarily have to go to a hairdressing school to educate people.
NO.
Sloppy techniques, poor dexterity, no innovation in the shape, wrong cutting comb - very cookie-cut. Hair was too wet. And, yes, I would agree with some of the others taking exception to the model not being given a robe or cape. Nothing world-class about that. Sorry, I hate to belabor the critique, but I've seen this stylist in a few videos, and the high-caliber effects just aren't there. But he is very handsome. There's no arguing that.
How are the stylists' looks relevant, weirdo?
So how has he managed to work for Toni and Guy if he's so bad?
@@annikalemasramos3222 Apparently, he is the son of Guy from Toni & Guy.
cool!