Long Layered Haircut Tutorial To Create Maximum Volume | MATT BECK VLOG Season 2 Episode 018

so before we start today's vlog I want to fulfill one of the promises that I set in a previous vlog which was to give away one of these nice vibra straight irons to one lucky subscriber so I asked you guys to post in the comments why you would like to win this fiber straight iron you guys did a great job you posted lots and lots and lots of comments so I really appreciate that so what I'm going to do is I'm just gonna scroll through this select somebody at random and you can win the vibra straight iron so here we go and the winner is ironically lucky gal so lucky gal on youtube she says hey Matt I'd love to win the iron I actually just starting out in this career and I could use something really cool like this to create ideal styles for my wonderful clients thanks for this opportunity so lucky gal make sure you email contest at free salon education comm make sure the subject says I want a vibe restraint iron and post in there your name address and phone number so that we can get this vibra straight iron sent out to you now for those of you out there that would still love to win a VIPRE straight iron then post in the comments below again why you'd like to win an iron or just something that you liked about this current video that you're about to watch and I'll pick somebody at random again to win another vibra straight iron so make sure you post make sure you subscribe and let's get started with the video here we go what's up guys welcome to today's vlog so if you remember last week we had a model Danielle we colored her hair and you got to see the end result of that well today I want to show you guys the haircut that we did on her it's a long layered haircut and we create a ton of volume I think this video hits every checkmark you guys are always looking for live model long layers lots of volume so I don't want to delay this video anymore I got a ton of information to share with you guys I hope you like it make sure you subscribe to the channel below if you haven't done that already and if you have subscribed make sure you share it with a friend so that we can keep growing free salon education thank you guys so much let's get started okay so we're gonna start off this video by prepping Danielle's hair with a couple different products the first one is Paul Mitchell neuro Prime it's a heat controller heat protectant so I put that in the hair and then I put in the neuro style lift which is a really nice foam so I put that throughout the hair as well a lot of that goes into the root area and the reason I put the product in before I cut the hair is because as I'm combing it'll fully saturate the hair then when I go to blow-dry it all the hair has the product this is the Mizutani type kay scissor it's my favorite scissor we have it for sale on free salon education calm I use a five and a half inch scissor I like using a little bit of a shorter scissor for precision cutting the reason I like a shorter scissor and most people do for precision cutting is the fact that the blade is really strong so you get really clean lines when you're cutting you're also not working with a ton of hair when you're doing precision cutting so you don't need a real long blade that's gonna cut a ton of hair as well so the sectioning for this cut is pretty simple we're basically gonna create a pacman shape on the top of her head so I take a triangle out for the fringe and then I make a circle around that triangle so you'll see you can see right here on the top view that triangle and then a circle around it the circle is really going to be the roof of the haircut so that's what's going to over take the rest of the hair so what I want to do is go through underneath the hair create a ton of layering and then we'll put the roof on it at the end so the other thing I'm gonna do when I'm sectioning is I go right at the division line so I split the head in half and then I section that away as well I just want to keep everything nice and clean just because we're doing a longer layered haircut and if you're doing that in the salon doesn't mean you don't want to work clean and organized so I'm gonna go through my elevation this is gonna be kind of a concave feel to the layering even though I'm not going really extreme and lifting my elbow but you can see how it comes off the head shape it's not ninety degrees the only part that's a around ninety degrees is right at that top crown area right at the very tip of my finger but the rest of it is very collapsed very layered so the reason I'm doing this you notice that what I wanted to do was put a ton of layering into it and keep that perimeter line Danielle didn't want to lose a lot of length so I just wanted to go in and add some life to it and I'm working pie-shaped sections around the head what that's gonna do is give me a nice balance feel to the layering as opposed to pulling everything over directing it really far and pushing weight there's no reason really for me at this point to push weight in this long of hair so I just want to create that movement have a nice stack to the layering and remove some weight from her haircut so you'll notice I don't really do much with the perimeter at this point depending on my guests I will either comb her hair straight down cut the perimeter first use that as my guideline or I'll go in cut the interior first then go in and cut the perimeter after depending on her hair type if she has a thicker hair type then I'll go in and cut the perimeter first if she has a finer fabric of hair then I'll go in cut the perimeter second the reason I do that is because I want to really create a strong base so I can decide once I've cut the layers how much weight I want to leave around the perimeter because when somebody has finer hair you don't want their hair to look too thin so again continuing that same sectioning the pie-shaped sectioning around traveling guide just combing that hair you'll notice now I'm pushing the hair away from myself as I worked to the left-hand side I was pulling the hair to the next section now I'm pushing the hair to the next section so I'm pushing it back to the guide biggest thing when you're work with a guide is to make sure you're never combing the guide to the new hair because when you comb the guide to the new hair you shorten the guide and then you have a completely lopsided haircut so notice again pushing the hair away from my body but not like too extreme to where I'm uncomfortable and I'm getting inconsistencies just pushing it right over to the guide line the other thing you'll notice I'm kind of doing a slight point cut now I'm still creating a line but when I'm working with longer hair and a medium density I don't mind doing a little bit of point cutting to create my line just to soften it a bit there's no reason to have a harsh line all the time in your haircuts now I'm switching to a really cool product we have on free salon education calm it is the Donald Scott twist it's a razor that has a 25% cutting side and 100% cutting side I also put in Donald Scott prepare which is a great product it has it's a liquid tool glide it's got pure coconut and sunflower oil it helps protect the hair when doing razor cutting now what also helps protect the hair is the fact that I have a fresh blade but I spray that protect the preparer in the hair and then all I'm doing is just gliding it's a condensed cut at this point and just gliding and sliding creating that face frame in the front of the haircut that's what's really cool I think combining different tools a lot of people stick with the same tool throughout the entire haircut I think we have different tools for different purposes and I love this tool for creating a face frame creating a lot of movement a lot of layering now in the back I wanted more precise structure so I use my scissor in the front I go through and I use the razor because I want that freedom and I want the texture and movement in the front so you can see I bring that whole triangle section all the way over to me on the one side and that gives me kind of a kick of a bang that's nice and lightweight so now we're going to take down the top this is the roof section of the haircut this is condensed cutting at its finest the fact that we created that structured layers in the back now we're going to create some messy kind of textured layers to fall over those structured layers so you'll see the movement but also have that person precise hold in the back so I bring everything forward and I use my hundred percent cutting side on the Donald Scott twist and I go through and I cut it you can see I kind of match that up with that front fringe area and then as soon as I push that hair to the back and get that texture in the layers now we're using the Paul Mitchell neuro blow-dryer this is version 1 of that blow-dryer version 2 I just didn't unboxing up so I'm excited to use that on an upcoming video but we use the blow-dryer I'm using my ergo paddle brush that's also available on free salon education for purchase and I go through and I do a flat wrap technique on the very top you could see the face frames see everything kind of starting to come to life now you also see some disconnections in there that's because we bring everything forward we cut it with a razor we're doing a little bit more movement with it but that all plays into the organic feel of the cut and obviously once I get it completely styled then I'm going to go in and finish off some of those pieces now I go in with the neuro style protect from Paul Mitchell it's also a heat controller what I love and what a lot of people don't focus on you got to use a heat protectant in the blow-dry and then use another heat protectant in the ironwork so that you're protecting the hair all the way through as opposed to just doing the ironwork protectant so I go through this the neuro angle iron as well I'm just wrapping it around it's a one-inch iron I like that it has a rotating handle so I don't have to pop my elbow way up in the air to use it so I just go through I wrap that nice and tight in the hair just consistent vertical sections all the way around the head to create the style those layers that we created with the haircut with using the Donald Scott carving comb and the Mizutani scissors all of that's going to come to life after we are knit like that so you can see tons and tons of volume I love hair cuts that have a lot of volume in them and styles so I go through I finish it this is a neuro finishing spray so it's an all-around product line works really well for everything and just gorgeous cut here so I hope you guys liked it let me know in the comments below if you have any questions I'd love to hear your questions also if you made it this far in the video love hearing that as well I hope you enjoyed this cut if you want to see the color go check out my last video on my last vlog and you'll see it thank you guys so much for watching [Music] alright guys and like always if you liked the video that make sure you hit the like button also subscribe to this channel by hitting the subscribe button and hit that little bell below that gives you guys alerts anytime I put out a new video I'm coming out with videos Monday through Friday so make sure you tune in thank you guys so much for the support also don't forget if you're looking for any of the tools that I use in this video including Mizutani scissors wyah spark combs forego brushes clips anything you've seen on this video you can pretty much buy on free salon education calm thank you guys so much I'll see you on the next video [Music]

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Length: 11min 19sec (679 seconds)

Published: Fri Mar 23 2018