These videos are great. So informative and simple enough to understand, they gave me the confidence to cut my own hair at home and even shorter into a bob. Also him and his wife are so cute together and seem like really good people.
First off I must say that I love your wife's laugh! Thank you for this video. It's going to be helpful for me because, usually when I go to a hairdresser, I try to just sit back and let them do what they do. Unfortunately, that has led to some very disappointing results. I'm just about to get my haircut again and, after watching some of your other videos, I have decided to get bangs and layers. I am quite nervous because of my previous experiences but my hair is fine, thinning, shapeless, and has so many split ends that it's growing shorter instead of longer so I really have no choice but to put myself in someone's hands. This video will help because I'll be able to watch what's being done and be able to comment on it before it's too late. I now have so many 'tips' to give the hairdresser that they'll probably be happy to see the back of me. LOL. Thank you to you both for empowering me.
Lol! Thank you! I really appreciate the feedback! I’m glad I could help ya out. If you’ve ever thought about cutting your own hair....I actually have a free webinar where I talk about the most common mistakes people make with home hair and how to avoid them. There’s a link to join our next one in the description of this video if you want to jump on. Also, have you had a chance to check out my video on how to communicate better with your stylist? Here’s a link if you haven’t. I think you’d get some solid insight from it. ruclips.net/video/iniT55-y2rU/видео.html
Aww.thats true love n trust.you didn't even disagree.!! Your own personal stylist. Life don't get much better than that . Thanks for advice as always.x
Thank you! It's funny, I think my wife would disagree with you....she's always the last one to get her hair done! LOL.....too tired when I get done with work! :)
I love it lol! And perfect timing as always. I just gave myself a cut, fairly drastic (about 12"). Your tips really helped. This is, by far, the best cut I've done myself. I took some weight off the crown and fringed the rest from that in the front only. I'd still like to do some more texturing...so perfect video timing! Thank you for your understandable instructions. P.S. I just have the strongest feeling that you are trying to create a new hair cutting technique using ninja throwing stars lol! I know you're just the guy to pull it off. However, I'll not be volunteering for test subject any time soon 😂😁🤗
LMAO! That would be hilarious. I have a feeling there will be a lot of hospital visits in the creation of that particular technique LOL thanks for the feedback. I’m so glad I could help like that. Let makes me feel awesome. Have you had a chance to check out my webinar on home her mistakes and how to avoid them? If you haven’t I really think you would like it. There’s a link to register for our next one in the description of this video. Looking forward to seeing you there.
@@justinhickox lmao...let me know when training begins, so I can buy stock in bandages and tourniquets😂😂😂 I missed the last one, but I am registered for the next, thanks!
This is great. I just got rid of a ton of bulk by doing a wolf cut on myself, but the layers are very choppy. Tomorrow I'm going to point cut them since I don't have texturizing shears.
Thank you so much. I volunteer as a hair model and i have had a few bad cuts from the apprentices. This certainly give me confident to smooth out those few harsh lines until my next haircut.
Thank you....you're like a magician revealing his secrets. I'd still end up with blunt lines if I did it myself, but kind of you to show what you're doing.
Hi, Justin! If I wanted to take out just a little bulk at the bottom of my bob, at home, would you advise texturing shears on the very ends or point cutting? I don’t want to thin my sides, my hair is fine, I just want to take out a little bulk, as now it has more like a Christmas tree look.
Thank you! She likes to make an appearance Avery so often! Really she just wants to be able to take credit for any growth my channel sees! LOL, She'll be like "Your channel grew because of the videos I was in!" LMAO!!! :)
You're so welcome! Stoked I could help! You're spot on, I find a lot of schools are focused on (which to their defense, they need to be) teaching how to pass the boards that they don't focus on the more stylized aspects of hair. How long have you been behind the chair? I LOVE having stylists in this community!
Really great information with layering. I'll be taking some of these tips to my salon lady. I think she's already doing it. If anything I can tell her about you and your RUclips videos. Keep up the great tips!
@@justinhickox since I asked for trim back in 2016 and walked out with a shoulder length bob!...I have worn my hair long most of my life so.whenever it gets past bra straps...I chop some off.keep it one length with a few around the face layers...it is only at this crazy corona time when we all needed some sort of change.. I got carried away with layers.
Totally! Have you had a chance to join my webinar about Common mistakes people make one cutting and coloring their hair at home? I think you’ll really like it. If you want to jump on the next one there’s a link to register and check it out in the description of this video. Love to see you there.
Beautiful wife, she reminds me of an English model called Kelly Brook. My hair is very thick and I asked for it to be thinned out but they over texturised the ends and I now look like a mushroom, that part about it just being that thicker part length is so right
Yes, absolutely slide cutting is another option. It's a bit more advanced and there's more (IMO) that can go wrong with it, so I recommend these techniques to start with typically. Great question though!
Very handy, thank You , that’s what I need, yes! To fix my hair, I cut my layers into my long hair. It does look very good, but need to thin it out a bit , it is very blunt , yes
Those two shears you showed us in this video are both thinning shears. If I can remember right from my Cosmetology school days, "Texturing Shears" have teeth on both blades and not just on one side like 'Thinning Shears'. Please tell me if I'm wrong - thks!
i went to a salon and asked for a short wolfcut and it had only one layer depending on my short hair.. that woman literally have me 2 layers and a bowl cut in the front... my bangs are super chunky and it looks so bad.. i cried for 2 hours and i am never going to a salon ever again.
Hi, thank you for your video! I’m interested in fixing my own blunt cut ends, and went to buy the texturizing shears you use, but they are not in stock. I’m curious if you would be able to share what to look for in a texturizing sheers so I can buy the correct thing. I am looking to texturize my straight, fine hair, but not thin it. Thank you!
Are 𝙩𝙚𝙭𝙩𝙪𝙧𝙞𝙯𝙞𝙣𝙜 shears better for curly hair as opposed to 𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙣𝙣𝙞𝙣𝙜 shears? I heard that thinning shears should not be used on curly hair because it will cause more split ends.
LOL! I’m a ninja legend Purely because I’m the only ninja that doesn’t know any karate and could probably be beaten up by a 12-year-old with a bad attitude! LOL
@@justinhickox you're such a wonderful human being and you're grateful for people's responses and I can't tell you how much that means to me. There are so many RUclipsrs out here that don't really give a damn about their followers or their responses and then here's you.... you're awesome you truly are awesome
What do you mean by the blade is the same size or the blade is smaller than “the hole next to it” - I’m not sure where I am looking to see the difference?..
Hi, I have some breakage at my nape which I think was caused by my pillow and having my hair up when sleeping, it’s growing out but I was wondering if I can use this method to blend it better with the length of my hair so it lays flat?
Thank you for the técnics , Is true is not the toll is how you use them, I have clients they tried to tell me how to cut there hair , I don’t like that, always show that something I don’t like but they happy, not blending layers
If you look on Amazon, texturized scissors and thinning scissors are listed as the same thing even though I’m not asking for thinning. I can’t see the difference. I want a texture for thin fine hair. I didn’t see the difference your pointing out.
This is a great question and to be honest, it’s probably a bit of my fault as well. Even in my description of this video I still refer to the texturizing shears that I use as “thinning shears“ because that’s what most People know them as. So while I was trying to make it easy for people, I think I’ve even added to the confusion. I’m going to change my descriptions from now on. With that said, if you look in the description to this video you’ll see a link to my favorite thinning shears, those are the texturizing shears that I use every day. I love them.
That’s a great question! It depends on how you use the razor. For the most part you will be correct, however there are definitely ways to utilize the razor that will not strip the hair away into nothing and create the illusion of frizz.
That’s a great question. I actually do have one product that is a wax I typically use to give hair texture after the hair is dry. Oddly enough I learned if I apply it to wet hair and then dry the hair it actually gives their some volume. I haven’t tried air drying it into hair yet so I’ll have to try that and see how that turns out and let you know.
Does this still work for two single thick face framing layers (it’s just one layer) that reach my chin? :((( I really messed up my hair and I’m scared of trying
Hey, it will work but there’s a little more to how you’d want to fix what’s you’ve dealing with. If you find me on Instagram or Facebook and send me a PM I’ll send you a quick video message to help explain it much better for ya.
Great question! I LOVE Shades! We actually talk about that in our online Home Hair Masterclass and it's what we recommend to our students in the course to use to tone their hair. What are you struggling with when it comes to using it?
@@justinhickox I don't know what type or how to pick the color. Also I have been to shops that put me under the dryer and some that didn't. Which is more effective?
Hi! My face is full and i have long hair. I'm sick of it and it is not healthy, so i want a change, i want short hair cut but , I'm scared that my face will look pretty bad and full. Please help i need your advice !!❤️
I have the same sort of face. If you look through his video, he talks about face shapes and styles. Were you able to get some advice? Don’t shy away from shorter hair with a fuller face. It can be very complimentative
I am still trying to find a hairdresser that knows how to point cut… everyone just cut is straight, blunt, a line 😠 I want to show them your videos, but they will probably kick me out 😂
Gee, I’m really going to miss the “my hair stylist used a bowl to cut/texturize my hair”…emphasized by one color above the line, a dark color below. Also super happy about the fuzzy dried out random hair look. My normal hair is thick, easily styled, shiny, healthy. Now it’s a $5 hairstyle better just shave it off look. Ugh.
Hi, thank you for your video! I’m interested in fixing my own blunt cut ends, and went to buy the texturizing shears you use, but they are not in stock. I’m curious if you would be able to share what to look for in a texturizing sheers so I can buy the correct thing. I am looking to texturize my straight, fine hair, but not thin it. Thank you!
The RUclips algorithm read my mind and sent me the answer to my bad layering questions. Also, you are an adorable couple.
Awesome! I'm stoked I could help you out! And.....thank you! :)
These videos are great. So informative and simple enough to understand, they gave me the confidence to cut my own hair at home and even shorter into a bob. Also him and his wife are so cute together and seem like really good people.
First off I must say that I love your wife's laugh!
Thank you for this video. It's going to be helpful for me because, usually when I go to a hairdresser, I try to just sit back and let them do what they do. Unfortunately, that has led to some very disappointing results.
I'm just about to get my haircut again and, after watching some of your other videos, I have decided to get bangs and layers. I am quite nervous because of my previous experiences but my hair is fine, thinning, shapeless, and has so many split ends that it's growing shorter instead of longer so I really have no choice but to put myself in someone's hands. This video will help because I'll be able to watch what's being done and be able to comment on it before it's too late. I now have so many 'tips' to give the hairdresser that they'll probably be happy to see the back of me. LOL. Thank you to you both for empowering me.
Lol! Thank you! I really appreciate the feedback! I’m glad I could help ya out. If you’ve ever thought about cutting your own hair....I actually have a free webinar where I talk about the most common mistakes people make with home hair and how to avoid them. There’s a link to join our next one in the description of this video if you want to jump on. Also, have you had a chance to check out my video on how to communicate better with your stylist? Here’s a link if you haven’t. I think you’d get some solid insight from it. ruclips.net/video/iniT55-y2rU/видео.html
Aside from comments on the stylist, advice etc.the salon is just lovely, clean, tidy, modern... So important, shows he cares about his clients.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it. I had a lot of fun designing this salon.
I watched several videos, this was the easiest to understand. I will be back for more helpful advice from Justin. Thank you.
So helpful as always, thank you so much. You're a lucky man, you're wife is gorgeous.
I’m glad I could help and I definitely won’t argue with ya about my wife!
I had no idea that there is a difference in the 2 shears. Thank you and Dionna for the great tips!
You two are so cute together! I also got great information from this!!
Thank you so much! She really pretties us up! :)
I used the method of taking my shears and slicing into the heavy part of my layers and they lay nicely now! Great techniques, thank you!
That’s fantastic! I’m so glad that helped you. Appreciate the feedback.
Aww.thats true love n trust.you didn't even disagree.!! Your own personal stylist. Life don't get much better than that . Thanks for advice as always.x
Thank you! It's funny, I think my wife would disagree with you....she's always the last one to get her hair done! LOL.....too tired when I get done with work! :)
Too cute!!! yes we long haired peeps have all had lousy layering.
I love it lol! And perfect timing as always. I just gave myself a cut, fairly drastic (about 12"). Your tips really helped. This is, by far, the best cut I've done myself. I took some weight off the crown and fringed the rest from that in the front only.
I'd still like to do some more texturing...so perfect video timing!
Thank you for your understandable instructions.
P.S. I just have the strongest feeling that you are trying to create a new hair cutting technique using ninja throwing stars lol! I know you're just the guy to pull it off. However, I'll not be volunteering for test subject any time soon 😂😁🤗
LMAO! That would be hilarious. I have a feeling there will be a lot of hospital visits in the creation of that particular technique LOL thanks for the feedback. I’m so glad I could help like that. Let makes me feel awesome. Have you had a chance to check out my webinar on home her mistakes and how to avoid them? If you haven’t I really think you would like it. There’s a link to register for our next one in the description of this video. Looking forward to seeing you there.
@@justinhickox lmao...let me know when training begins, so I can buy stock in bandages and tourniquets😂😂😂
I missed the last one, but I am registered for the next, thanks!
This is great. I just got rid of a ton of bulk by doing a wolf cut on myself, but the layers are very choppy. Tomorrow I'm going to point cut them since I don't have texturizing shears.
You two are hilarious, so good together!
Thank you! I have to agree that we’re good together....hilarious, that may be debated by others. Lmao!
Thank you so much. I volunteer as a hair model and i have had a few bad cuts from the apprentices. This certainly give me confident to smooth out those few harsh lines until my next haircut.
Thank you....you're like a magician revealing his secrets. I'd still end up with blunt lines if I did it myself, but kind of you to show what you're doing.
Haha! You’d be surprised, I bet you could blend your hair perfectly! :). Thanks for the support!
Really helpful ,your wife is right ,I went cross eyed lol.Ive learnt some great tips from you 👍🏻Best wishes from🇬🇧
For sure right.....getting too close to that mirror can be rough for sure! :)! Thanks for the support!
This was a great video!!!... you two together in a video is awesome!... love it!... thank you for all the info!... stay safe and healthy!!!💜💜💜💜💜
Thank you Linda! Right back at ya!
In the words you ended with - wow, wow, wow! Btw, love your wife! She so funny.
Thank you! And...I'll make sure to tell her that....she'll love to hear it! :)
Thank you for showing us how to blend blunt ends. I have the challenge of having both blond hair and fine hair.
You’re so welcome! I hope it helps.
Hi, Justin! If I wanted to take out just a little bulk at the bottom of my bob, at home, would you advise texturing shears on the very ends or point cutting? I don’t want to thin my sides, my hair is fine, I just want to take out a little bulk, as now it has more like a Christmas tree look.
Yay! More vids with the wife! Awesome tips.
Thank you! She likes to make an appearance Avery so often! Really she just wants to be able to take credit for any growth my channel sees! LOL, She'll be like "Your channel grew because of the videos I was in!" LMAO!!! :)
Thanks for your share. Your wife is beautiful, you’re very blessed.
Thank you! I'll make sure to tell her that! SHe'll love to hear it.......and, I agree! :)
Dude thanks for the tips I wish I knew how to point cut back in beauty school but the technique was like at the bottom of the list of things to learn
You're so welcome! Stoked I could help! You're spot on, I find a lot of schools are focused on (which to their defense, they need to be) teaching how to pass the boards that they don't focus on the more stylized aspects of hair. How long have you been behind the chair? I LOVE having stylists in this community!
Thanks for info, your wife is adorable!
You’re so welcome! I’m glad I could help. And I’ll make sure to tell her you said that, she’ll love to hear it!
Really great information with layering. I'll be taking some of these tips to my salon lady. I think she's already doing it. If anything I can tell her about you and your RUclips videos. Keep up the great tips!
Thank you so much! I really appreciate the support. I hope she likes them. Can’t wait to hear how it turns out for him.
Thank you so much for giving us so much good information !
You’re so welcome! I’m happy I can help!
Dionna is adorable!!!!... and so funny!!!!!.. love her!!!!
I won't argue....but don't egg her on! LOL! :)
Justin Hickox she is absolutely adorable!!!!!
Yes! Ninja precision! Loved it! 😂
Lmao! I’m as much of a ninja as a hoarder is a neat freak!
Oh this is something i can use.when choppig my locks......close the scissors on the way up!...thank you!!...You two make a beautiful match..J.
Thank you! I appreciate that! Stoked I could help! How long have you been doing your own hair?
@@justinhickox since I asked for trim back in 2016 and walked out with a shoulder length bob!...I have worn my hair long most of my life so.whenever it gets past bra straps...I chop some off.keep it one length with a few around the face layers...it is only at this crazy corona time when we all needed some sort of change.. I got carried away with layers.
Love your channel. Please put a dark color behind your examples so we can really see what you are demonstrating. Thx!
Thank you! I really appreciate that. Great suggestion, thank you for the feedback.
Thank you so much!!! Now, i want to try cutting my hair by myself ;)
Totally! Have you had a chance to join my webinar about Common mistakes people make one cutting and coloring their hair at home? I think you’ll really like it. If you want to jump on the next one there’s a link to register and check it out in the description of this video. Love to see you there.
@@justinhickox Yes, I have registered now ;)
Beautiful wife, she reminds me of an English model called Kelly Brook. My hair is very thick and I asked for it to be thinned out but they over texturised the ends and I now look like a mushroom, that part about it just being that thicker part length is so right
Sorry to hear that but I'm glad I could help! I'll make sure to tell Dionna you said that! She'll love to hear it! :)
I never knew there was a difference between texturizing sheers and thinning sheers. Wow good to know. Slide cutting is another technique right?
Yes, absolutely slide cutting is another option. It's a bit more advanced and there's more (IMO) that can go wrong with it, so I recommend these techniques to start with typically. Great question though!
THANK YOU!! For sharing your knowledge! GOD bless you:)
You’re so welcome. Glad I could help!
You are the ninja. Thanks for all the tips
at last a clear explanation! thank you
Very handy, thank You , that’s what I need, yes! To fix my hair, I cut my layers into my long hair. It does look very good, but need to thin it out a bit , it is very blunt , yes
Those two shears you showed us in this video are both thinning shears. If I can remember right from my Cosmetology school days, "Texturing Shears" have teeth on both blades and not just on one side like 'Thinning Shears'. Please tell me if I'm wrong - thks!
Easy to follow and understand this video, thx for showing what you are saying!
Thank you thank you thank you for informing all us at-home Covid cutters from ruining our hair!
You’re so welcome! Glad o could help!
As usual, another very great tips& video
Thanks 🙏
Thank you! As always, I really appreciate that!
I have horrible layers but I can’t complain, i did them myself, they were free;)
Wow! That's really cool 👍👍👍💖💖💖🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Thank you! Stoked you liked it!
Thanks for sharing with us . . . .helpful!!
Absolutely! Thanks for checking out the video. I hope it helped.
Thank you.! You're a genius!
You’re so welcome! I’m really glad I can help.
i went to a salon and asked for a short wolfcut and it had only one layer depending on my short hair.. that woman literally have me 2 layers and a bowl cut in the front... my bangs are super chunky and it looks so bad.. i cried for 2 hours and i am never going to a salon ever again.
Same here! I have two layered bowl cuts one right on top of the other. Worst haircut I’ve ever had
😮😮
You should do a video on what to do with over texturized curly hair.
Hi, thank you for your video! I’m interested in fixing my own blunt cut ends, and went to buy the texturizing shears you use, but they are not in stock. I’m curious if you would be able to share what to look for in a texturizing sheers so I can buy the correct thing. I am looking to texturize my straight, fine hair, but not thin it. Thank you!
Very helpful learned a lot thank u ❤
Are 𝙩𝙚𝙭𝙩𝙪𝙧𝙞𝙯𝙞𝙣𝙜 shears better for curly hair as opposed to 𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙣𝙣𝙞𝙣𝙜 shears? I heard that thinning shears should not be used on curly hair because it will cause more split ends.
You are a ninja legend!🤣😂🙏🏼thanks Justin!
LOL! I’m a ninja legend Purely because I’m the only ninja that doesn’t know any karate and could probably be beaten up by a 12-year-old with a bad attitude! LOL
Justin Hickox Maybe, but you’re definitely the baddest hair ninja I’ve ever seen, & nobody can dispute that!😁😂
LOL! Well, I’ll take it! :-)
So helpful! Thanks!
Thanks Justin great video
You’re so welcome! I’m so glad you liked it. Thanks for the feedback.
Thank you Justin ... 😁❤
You’re so welcome!
@@justinhickox you're such a wonderful human being and you're grateful for people's responses and I can't tell you how much that means to me. There are so many RUclipsrs out here that don't really give a damn about their followers or their responses and then here's you.... you're awesome you truly are awesome
Great video! Thanks so much!
What do you mean by the blade is the same size or the blade is smaller than “the hole next to it” - I’m not sure where I am looking to see the difference?..
What kind of texturizing shears do you recommend?
You are the cutest couple!
Thank you! She pretties us up! :)
Hi! I would like to sign up for your webinar please.
Hi Justin can I ask you for the video on air drying your hair please? When I air dry my hair it ends up looking wavy frizzy.
Great question! Definitely a good video topic. I’ll half to work on that in a future video for sure. Thanks for the feedback and suggestion.
Hi, I have some breakage at my nape which I think was caused by my pillow and having my hair up when sleeping, it’s growing out but I was wondering if I can use this method to blend it better with the length of my hair so it lays flat?
I ll need all these shears at home first? Wouldn't it cost me less if I go to a hairdresser to fix it ?
The thinning shears aren't available any longer. Any other brand recommendation for a similar effect?
Thank you for the técnics ,
Is true is not the toll is how you use them, I have clients they tried to tell me how to cut there hair , I don’t like that, always show that something I don’t like but they happy, not blending layers
Thnx! You helped me save my hair from a goofed cut job.
So what do you do if you only have regular hair scissors?
If you look on Amazon, texturized scissors and thinning scissors are listed as the same thing even though I’m not asking for thinning. I can’t see the difference. I want a texture for thin fine hair. I didn’t see the difference your pointing out.
This is a great question and to be honest, it’s probably a bit of my fault as well. Even in my description of this video I still refer to the texturizing shears that I use as “thinning shears“ because that’s what most People know them as. So while I was trying to make it easy for people, I think I’ve even added to the confusion. I’m going to change my descriptions from now on. With that said, if you look in the description to this video you’ll see a link to my favorite thinning shears, those are the texturizing shears that I use every day. I love them.
Isn’t point cutting better for wavy or curly hair as thinning shears can cause the ends to fray out and frizz?
That’s a great question! It depends on how you use the razor. For the most part you will be correct, however there are definitely ways to utilize the razor that will not strip the hair away into nothing and create the illusion of frizz.
Any suggestion for an air dry texture product for thin fine hair?
That’s a great question. I actually do have one product that is a wax I typically use to give hair texture after the hair is dry. Oddly enough I learned if I apply it to wet hair and then dry the hair it actually gives their some volume. I haven’t tried air drying it into hair yet so I’ll have to try that and see how that turns out and let you know.
@@justinhickox That would be great. I've been looking for something for awhile.
Does this still work for two single thick face framing layers (it’s just one layer) that reach my chin? :((( I really messed up my hair and I’m scared of trying
Hey, it will work but there’s a little more to how you’d want to fix what’s you’ve dealing with. If you find me on Instagram or Facebook and send me a PM I’ll send you a quick video message to help explain it much better for ya.
Excellent instructions. Ver detailed. Good job! 🥸
Ty ty ty!!!
I would like for you to cover how to use Shades EQ at home.
Great question! I LOVE Shades! We actually talk about that in our online Home Hair Masterclass and it's what we recommend to our students in the course to use to tone their hair. What are you struggling with when it comes to using it?
@@justinhickox I don't know what type or how to pick the color. Also I have been to shops that put me under the dryer and some that didn't. Which is more effective?
I reallly need you to fix me curly hair that I just has a hair dresser chop badly 🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️
How do you style a double crown Bob pls
Hi! My face is full and i have long hair. I'm sick of it and it is not healthy, so i want a change, i want short hair cut but , I'm scared that my face will look pretty bad and full. Please help i need your advice !!❤️
I have the same sort of face. If you look through his video, he talks about face shapes and styles.
Were you able to get some advice?
Don’t shy away from shorter hair with a fuller face. It can be very complimentative
Wife is learning too, listening........ she will cut your hair when you sleep......😄
I am still trying to find a hairdresser that knows how to point cut… everyone just cut is straight, blunt, a line 😠 I want to show them your videos, but they will probably kick me out 😂
I got bad layers and don’t know what to do I have wavy hair and she messed up nice hair
now do it on someone like me, who has fine, dense hair with major waves.
Texturising sheers
I have extremely curly hair and I think I need layers can you do curly hair woman …
Your wife is so beautiful
That’s sweet. I’ll make sure to tell her, she’ll love to hear it!
things physically cannot go wrong when you have thinning shears, unfortunately i do not own a pair 😭
My guy is here!...#JustinHickoxTuesday. #JHT
I'm starting to really like that # as well! :)
Justin Hickox me too..!!!!... if it sticks, we will make more shirts!!!😂😂😂😂
Gee, I’m really going to miss the “my hair stylist used a bowl to cut/texturize my hair”…emphasized by one color above the line, a dark color below. Also super happy about the fuzzy dried out random hair look. My normal hair is thick, easily styled, shiny, healthy. Now it’s a $5 hairstyle better just shave it off look. Ugh.
Can u come to my house and do my hair please !!!
LOL, sure! Do you live in Portland? LOL.
@@justinhickox Wish I did! 🤣
🥷🏻 lol
Hi, thank you for your video! I’m interested in fixing my own blunt cut ends, and went to buy the texturizing shears you use, but they are not in stock. I’m curious if you would be able to share what to look for in a texturizing sheers so I can buy the correct thing. I am looking to texturize my straight, fine hair, but not thin it. Thank you!
Thanks for the tips!
You're so welcome! Super glad I could help!