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Scissorhands Fix It Videos: How to create layers without lines in your haircuts

http://www.scissorhands.info In this Scissorhands Fix It video, Ashley and David demonstrate how using a 15 tooth layering / texturising scissor will not only save you time with your haircut, but give you a much better result and finish creating layers without lines or cut marks. For more information about Scissorhands and about finding the right hairdressing scissors for the haircuts you want to do - http://www.scissorhands.info Hello, I'm Ashley Howard from Scissorhands and welcome to our "Fix it" videos. They're very simple, they're very short, but they will show you how you can fix everyday problems that you come across in a salon. We're going to show you the tools and the techniques. Hi. So, we're in the salon now, we're with Cathy who I stopped outside, she's kindly let us cut her hair. If you look at Cathy's hair she's a classic example of a lady that's had layers cut into her hair, but you can see where the solid blade has created that effect in the back. What we're going to show you quickly is how we use the 3 different tools to correct whatever it is that you want to in a haircut. We've got the solid blade, we've got the 30 tooth thinning blending scissor and we have the 15 tooth layering - texturiser. That one there is what David is going to use to cut her hair. So we're quickly going to show you how to work around the haircut to bring back those layers. Now what we're going to do is David is going to dry cut Cathy's hair, because we're at a time limit, but he's using very simple, vertical sections... 1... 2... 3.... using the 15 tooth layering scissor, just working simply around in 90 degrees vertical sections. There he goes again... 1... 2... 3... to create the layers, to cut the length, but have a soft texture as he cuts Cathy's hair. So here we are again, moving to the top section, very simple. David is going to take another vertical section, pull the hair up at 90 degrees and 1... 2... 3... with the layering scissor, and as he combs the hair down you can see that that line has disappeared. We're going to cut a couple more sections to show you exactly how that works, again, just as you would normally cut the hair, but this time 1... 2... 3... The next section, again starting to blend in already so we've lost the scissor mark that we had from the previous haircut. We're going to cut the third section, and now you can already see the difference in those layers. Half way through the haircut at the back now, these are Cathy's layers as we've cut them. If you look at this side from the previous haircut you can still see the marks throughout the hair, but here, look... this side, very soft, very blended. Now we're going to move from the back, into the sides and the top section, as David works through it again, a vertical section, picks up his guideline and very simply... 1... 2... 3... with the layering scissor he's blending and graduating those layers into the side; the next vertical section. Again, we're cutting the hair dry, quite a large section that he can pick up his guide. There it is... 1... 2... 3... and there it is already, look, you can see the beautiful soft layers. Okay, so we've pretty much finished the haircut now. That's brilliant. You can really see that. David, how long has it taken you to just dry cut Cathy's hair for us? "To dry cut Cathy's hair it has taken me approximately 20 minutes". Just 20 minutes to achieve that beautiful soft graduated layer. From a hairdresser's point of view, I really hope you can see what you can achieve by using the right tool, in this case the 15 tooth layering scissor. From a client's point of view, Cathy, what do you think of your hair? "Well, I wasn't aware of the lines that were in the back until you pointed them out to me, but now I can really see the difference. I'm very pleased". That's fantastic. Thank you so much. Hi, I'm Ashley Howard from Scissorhands and thank you for watching our "Fix it" video series. Whether you've watched one of the videos or all of them in the current series, remember they're there for you, the salon professional, to help you to fix the everyday problems we all come up against. If you need more information about the tool kit that you need or to find out more about our book series or training please do contact us either on the link below, or at www.scissorhands.info