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Scissorhands Demo: 15 Tooth Layering / Texturising Scissor

http://www.scissorhands.info This is the perfect example of cutting long soft layers with the 15 tooth layering / texturiser scissor. Normal 90 degree section and allowing the blade to soften and texturize, as well as cut the length at the same time. You see, as we cut, it's a simple one, two, three, four. As we move to the middle section, we pick up our guideline, simple 90 degree angle, again pick up one, two, three, four. In the past you would have had to use a solid blade for one haircut, and then you'd have to point cut this; a second haircut. You see now, we're doing both roles in a controlled method, in one go. Second section, nice and simple. Another 90 degree. Picking up your previous guideline there. With the 15 tooth scissor, it's a simple one, two three, four cuts, finished. All these techniques, you already use every day. All we're doing is changing the tool that you use. Now this will demonstrate how when you are layering hair, and you want to leave length in the back, this is how you would have had to do it in the past. You see the stylist often bent over and twisted as they over-direct the section forward, and with a solid blade, they have to then point cut, or graduate to leave the extra length in the back. But if you use the correct tool, ie. 15 tooth layering / texturiser, you can maintain a normal, straight body position while you allow the blade to put in the graduation and the layers for you. Now we simply work from the guideline that we started, and you see the graduation appear in the layers as David moves around his client's head. So this will show you how you simply connect the side to the back section of the haircut, exactly the same technique, 90 degree angle, and let the scissor do the work for you. The beauty as well, if you're not using a solid blade is that you can go back if you need to take more hair off each section. If you did that with a solid blade, one cut and it's all gone. So this does give you a bit more scope when you're removing length form the hair. And finally of the side, again connecting the side into the back, pick up your guideline, one, two, three, four. Simple, controlled, soft layer. This is where we're using the 15 tooth layering / texturiser scissor to create graduation on the short layered bob haircut. Again when you do this type of haircut, use exactly the same sectioning technique that you would've used with a solid blade; and that's one, two, three, four. As the blade does the graduation work for you, over direct every section back towards the first section that you cut. Remember that when you use this that you do cut with a still action. There is no need to slice or move the blade when you cut the hair. Remember that the blade is doing the work for you. As you work around the right-hand side, pick up the guideline, one two, three, four, five. And you begin to create a flawless, graduated layer through the bob shape. As you guideline, one, two, three, four. You simply connect each section by over directing back to your first earlier section. You work your way from the nape area, through the middle section, and onto the top. Ok so this is the next phase of the graduated bob, where we connect the back sections to the sides. Again, really straight forward; we pick up the guideline from the back and one, two, three, four, that's it. You work in simple vertical sections at 90 degrees. From the back, you over direct just as normal, through the sides, using the 15 tooth scissor to cut the length and texturize at the same time. This is a typical example of a man's haircut where you want to create layers, but the layers are very short, and you need also to create texture. By using the 15 tooth, layering / texturiser, you can do both jobs at the same time. How many male clients do you want to create layers and create textured finish? They're using the 15 tooth scissor over comb technique. You can also start to blend in the side sections. For more information about Scissorhands and about finding the right hairdressing scissors for the haircuts you want to do - http://www.scissorhands.info