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Foundations of Hair Cutting - Elevation
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- Опубликовано: 7 дек 2014
- Elevation is the up and down (vertical) movement of hair. Whether you take a section that is horizontal, vertical or diagonal, the hair within those sections must always travel up or down to control your elevation. In this video, discover how elevation affects the outcome of your haircuts.
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These videos have taught me waaayy more about haircutting than they taught me in school! These videos actually break it down in a way that makes sense! Thank you!
Laura Proudfoot 😌 you are right
Wonderful videos for not only aspiring hairdressers, but for those who are looking for a refresher. Would love to see illustrations of how the completed haircuts might look. It can be a little hard to imagine on an uncut mannequin. A picture is worth a thousand words! Thanks!
Your absolutely right... many of us are visual learners. We are working on some stuff right now so keep your eyes on our page. Thanks for the suggestion.
Thank you so much for this series of videos! I recently finished beauty school & passed my state board exam. I feel like I learned more from your cutting tutorials than I ever did in school. These are incredibly helpful!
I love that SOMEONE is actually explaining the how and why behind cutting hair. I found that after cosmetology school (I'm a Toni & Guy grad), I had no idea how to do anything other than what classic cuts that I was taught in school. I didn't know anything about the basic shapes of triangular, square, and round, or why/when I elevate, distribute, or hold my fingers at a particular angle. Thanks Andrew and the Sam Villa Team!
The best tutorial ever for learning elevation. When I see it for the first time I did not understand when you say that extreme elevation maintains weight and length in the perimeter. But it is true because when we elevate extremely the length starts to fall down, whereas in lower elevation we are taking length and weight from the perimeter
Thank you :-)
What you have demonstrated about over-direction is so cool. I am getting a 60's hairdo image, where there is very little elevation in the lower two-thirds of the hair, but the full amount in the upper third, giving the hair the most volume, reducing the need and time for teasing, as well as using less hairspray. It would also be a neat technique for bangs to be less out of control, even those prone to curling and cowlicks.
Thank you. I renewed my license but a lot of the foundation has to be reviewed and not a lot of professional understand that. Also you explain things very well. Thanks again
Great! 🎉 Well done Thank you!
Even the camera-work is better than many others...
u r a super teacher... I.love the way you explain everything in detail.
I am in Cosmetology School right now (almost ready to graduate). Love your videos. I would like a demonstration of how the hair would look once cut on over direction (to other side). I am a visual learner! XO
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Thank you. You explained it very clear for me. I'm waiting for the next video :)
Thank you for explaining this
Love all the informative videos you guys put out. Andrew, can you please make videos that are geared for wavy to curly hair? What are some best, fast ways to layer it, giving strong, healthy finish
I'm here just because I want to learn how to spot a good hairdresser to entrust with my hair... Thanks for all this infos!
Samvilla .please please make a video for for different elevation like 0° ,90° where is 45°
hey , Andrew first of all thanx a lot for real educative tips for all of us ! Honestly I have been following you guys regularly n it really helps a lot its been 1 and a half year m into this field but u guys gave lot of education which helped me a lot thanx. My question regarding elevation is that I know over direction maintains length and adds weight to the hair but as u were
elevating it all the way to the other side of the head it creates lot of weight but isn't that over direction only ? Please upload a video for over direction too... M little bit confused into these 2 stuff which u explained at the end ! Thank you . :) lov u guys .
Hi Ashish. The other videos are up now. Check out Over Direction here: ruclips.net/video/awD69Um7MI0/видео.html and Finger Angle here: ruclips.net/video/yH-kjgwRxcQ/видео.html
thank you for replying me ! surely i am checking it out right now . and really thanks for taking my request and following your fans requests... :)
I dont understand 45 degrees, i can do 90 degree haircut on short hair, but when i have to do a haircut, that involves, different degrees, and overdirection, different finger angles, thats when i feel like its so much for me to process and then i mess up 😩 help please
Hey Damaris... it can get pretty complicated when trying to combine all of the different elements together. Sounds like a hands-on class would be a good next step for you. It's hard to learn these concepts from a video.
Thanks for sharing; so helpful
Thanks for watching!
When layering a bob, what is the best elevation to use?
Exactly the cut I plan to have performed ★★★
I love this! Thank you for sharing! Cheers!
Love your videos
Very helpful thank you so much
Hi my name is Ross Harmsen,
I plan on starting cosmetology school in December ! I am trying to learn as much as I can about hair/ cutting techniques before starting school . Do you guys have any tips on which videos to begin with in order to learn the fundamentals ?
I'm thinking about going to cosmetology school and I was wondering if you might know of any scholarships? I'm disabled but I am still hoping that maybe one day I'll be able to go to school. I have a real passion for hair,makeup and nails but I'm so lost on where to go, how to pay for it and if my body can handle standing for long periods of time. (I've had 2 back surgeries lol) but when you love something you try your hardest to do it. Anyway, I wanted to go to a higher end school but I'm unsure of the costs and if there are scholarships. Thanks for your help in advance. I really love your videos and the amazing things you do with hair! Your an inspiration!
Hey there... the only scholarship I currently know of is through www.beautychangeslives.org . I don't think it's full tuition but anything helps. Also, most major schools have very good financial aid programs. I hope your able to pursue your passion in the beauty industry... it's an amazing career and there is a lot of opportunity.
Hi, can you please explain the different results when one cuts straight across a section of hair and when one cuts into the end perpendicularly with the scissors. I've seen cuts done both ways. What is the different result?
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Thank you sir
I love your videos
Thank You. I am always looking for inspiration. Does anyone have a recommendation for a traditional long layered haircut?
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Thank you!
Some old lady has very thin hair but she wants keep length long but layer on crown to keep volume can you teach me how to do layer on the crown and both sides thanks
We would recommend that you locate a Redken Artist in your area. Most Redken Artists have attended extensive training with Sam Villa himself or with the techniques that Sam uses. They are highly skilled and they will be able to help with your hair / any hair challenges!
You can use the link below to locate a Redken Stylist or a Redken Elite Salon in your area!
Redken Salon Finder:
www.redken.eu/en/salonlocator
Much better than beauty school but still difficult. I lost you at collapsing silhouette, taking weight from the top, building density up and away, elevating 180 allow length to drop out towards perimeter, taking more length from upper surface, maximum amount of movement. Please utilize visual tools to explain all that bla bla bla.
if you want the volume to be at the top of your head and not at the bottom of your hair (aka I have thick, wavy/curly hair, but do not want a deva style cut because I am not all over curly)what angle are you supposed to cut at?
MinnieTyko Go top down. Elevate at the top, upwards. That’s the look I have right now. And I have same as you, think, wavy, curly hair.
Sometimes when I cut my outline at zero I'll next cut my next section or so at "45" degrees then 90, sometimes then straight up is this not leaving the layers longer holding it down lower at the bottom?
The layers at the top will become shorter the higher you elevate the hair from a foundational perspective. Now... there are ways you can contradict that "rule" of hair cutting, but if you are following a consistent guide, that will usually be true.
Interesting
please upload a 90 degree layer cut video
Cheers
We really enjoyed your videos here at our cosmetology school "Creative Touch Salon and Spa at Cape Coral Technical School in Florida Come for a visit.
thank u
Chris barrans
I wish you would do your videos on real people, so we can see what it looks like when it is done. The "redken" over directed to the other side from the top of the head, I would have love to have seen how that looked. We can see what you do, but we must be able to see what it looks like, Please start cutting as you talk instead of just showing what each direction does. Help educate us more.
The word Demonstration: requires you ACTUALLY demonstrate.
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very helpful thank you so much
please upload a 90 degree layer cut video
please upload a 90 degree layer cut video
please upload a 90 degree layer cut video