You are unbelievable, Matt! I love watching your videos. I made that mistake with my side fringe. Now I know how to fix it, mine just fell too heavy as I did not lift it high enough. Had to use crocodile shears to thin it out. As fringe too short I now have to wait for it to grow back. Thank you, you truly are one of the best out there. Greetings from the U.K.
Brilliant!... Thanks for breaking it down, I really needed the head shape and finger angles explained when doing this cut. Also I agree with cutting the lighter side of a part being cut differently then the heavier side, Ive been doing the same thing.
This helps SO much!! Balancing side part face frames has been a challenge for me. Now I know *why* I was having a hard time and how to do a better job.
Hii! So I’ve had clients tell me that previous stylist they’ve been to after they get layers their pony tail ends up in a V shape and they don’t like it also the last layer in ponytail and the end of ponytail she’s complained she’s always had a shelf almost
Interesting tecnique. From wat i know u should cut a face frame in the area of the natural fall of the frame. Meaning almost 45 degrees between the top of the head and a verical line on the ear . That way you ensure the line is perfectly connected . If you move to the other side and try to create a face frame the line wont be connected and you could possibly create a hole in the face frame.
I know this was asked a year ago, but I figure maybe it could still help someone else! Anything below 90 does build weight. I believe if he kept his elevation higher it could be too light and wispy, Especially if it was on someone with finer hair. So that's something you would judge for each guest in your chair. By lowering the elevation he's maintaining a stronger outline is all. If you didn't want that, or if your guest had very thick hair you might elevate more 😊
He is the best teacher whom I learned texture and volume from. The master in hair cutting techniques. When he repeats a word then it comes important demonstrations we should pay attention to.
The best educator out there by far,,, concise, clear and ‘ no none sense chatter’. Hands down!
You are unbelievable, Matt! I love watching your videos. I made that mistake with my side fringe. Now I know how to fix it, mine just fell too heavy as I did not lift it high enough. Had to use crocodile shears to thin it out. As fringe too short I now have to wait for it to grow back. Thank you, you truly are one of the best out there. Greetings from the U.K.
This makes so much sense and the hair looks softer and more balanced.As always I learn so much from you.Thank you Matt!!!
Brilliant!... Thanks for breaking it down, I really needed the head shape and finger angles explained when doing this cut. Also I agree with cutting the lighter side of a part being cut differently then the heavier side, Ive been doing the same thing.
This is the best foundational hair cutting video I’ve found. Nice.
I've waited so long for you to focus on headshape. Thank you soooooooomuch you'er the best!!😀😀😀😀😀😀
This helps SO much!! Balancing side part face frames has been a challenge for me. Now I know *why* I was having a hard time and how to do a better job.
Nice now I understand about head movements and heighten areas thanks ,
What a beautiful way of teaching
Best whishes from CDMX, you are awesome!!! I apreciette you sharing your knowledge.🎓💇 Gracias desde México!!
Love all your techniques another great one
Very precious. Thank you
Beautiful
More videos like this please!!!
Thanks Matt, what a big help this will be for me at work 😄
Super. Thanks a lot!
Great video! Very informative. Thank you!
you teache very easy metode but very nice tq so much
This is great-I love your videos. I learn a lot, thank you!
I wish I watched this 3 days ago! Lol I had such a refining fest with a thick head of hair! This is great
Great video on the front, but what about the back?
I always love you work thank you for sharing x
que lastima que no este en español. gracias por cmpartir.
Nice work 👌👍
I've learned a lot from your videos. Thank you💕💕💕
Hii! So I’ve had clients tell me that previous stylist they’ve been to after they get layers their pony tail ends up in a V shape and they don’t like it also the last layer in ponytail and the end of ponytail she’s complained she’s always had a shelf almost
ولو مافتهمت شي من كلامه بس عرفت من حركاته😁😁🤩🤩
عراقيه و افتخر ما تتعلمون انكليزي في العراق؟
So much volume! Love, love, love it!
My next hair cut!
Kindly tell me the mousse and spray name you use
Do you not layer the back at all?
Saludos! desde México🇲🇽 me encanta como explicas, podrían ponerle traducción a los vídeos por favor 😬💜
I m following ir tricks and tips on my channel you r amazing
Sería genial que lo traducieran al español .
قصه احترافي 🥰
What if the back of your head feels flat not round? It starts at the back edge of the crown ending on the occipital bone.
Interesting tecnique. From wat i know u should cut a face frame in the area of the natural fall of the frame. Meaning almost 45 degrees between the top of the head and a verical line on the ear . That way you ensure the line is perfectly connected . If you move to the other side and try to create a face frame the line wont be connected and you could possibly create a hole in the face frame.
Im confused about the elevation part. I thought anything above 90 would remove wait so why did you go below slightly
I know this was asked a year ago, but I figure maybe it could still help someone else!
Anything below 90 does build weight. I believe if he kept his elevation higher it could be too light and wispy, Especially if it was on someone with finer hair. So that's something you would judge for each guest in your chair. By lowering the elevation he's maintaining a stronger outline is all. If you didn't want that, or if your guest had very thick hair you might elevate more 😊
Tanx
Cool
How many times did you say heavy in this video??
He is the best teacher whom I learned texture and volume from. The master in hair cutting techniques. When he repeats a word then it comes important demonstrations we should pay attention to.
Nice 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
We can buy carving comb razors i am from United Kingdom
This is excellent but I really would like to see the hair styled completely straight so I can see the cut..
BTW thanks
Perfeito👸brazil
learn too much thanks a lot
👍👍👍
I envy that mannequins haircut lol,Amazing!😍💕💕💕💕💕
Not clear above the direction and angle of the cut
You
translate into urdu how is it possible
No.