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Trendy Hair Cutting Techniques
Hair cutting techniques are evolving to combine precision with creativity, focusing on enhancing natural texture and movement while keeping maintenance manageable.Invisible Layers are a standout, adding seamless volume and flow without obvious tiering. This technique involves cutting subtle, internal layers that blend into the overall shape—perfect for bobs or longer styles like the butterfly cut. It’s all about lightweight movement that doesn’t scream “layered.” -
Hair Style Trends 2025
This year, hairstyles are all about blending timeless vibes with fresh twists. Bobs are still reigning supreme, but they’re evolving. The French bob—think chin-length, sleek, and slightly undone—is everywhere, channeling that effortless Parisian cool. Stylists are calling it low-maintenance yet chic, often paired with a monotone color to keep it polished. If you’re into something bolder, the jawline bob is trending too—sharp, structured, and perfect for making a statement with winter fashion. #staysharp #frenchbob #hairstyles2025
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Choosing A Hair Scissor
When choosing a hair scissor consider the following:1.Material: High-quality Japanese or German stainless steel is often recommended for its sharpness and quality.2.Blade type: Convex blades for hair stylist doing slide cutting due to their sharpness, or beveled for barbers and pet groomers who do a lot of dry cutting4. Price vs Quality: while professional scissors cane be expensive, there are quality options at various price points.. -
Tips For Keeping Platinum Hair Healthy
Tips for both the stylist and client to follow:
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How To Perform Slide Cutting Hair
Slide cutting is a technique used to thin hair at graduated lengths. Hair strands are cut by sliding down the hair with the blades of the scissors partially open. It's meant to remove volume and blend shorter lengths to longer. This technique should be performed on wet hair. It's important to hold the scissors at the proper angle and they're sharp.