Understanding Triangle Sections and Longer Layers
Cutting layers isn’t just about the angles, the sections make a difference as well. To craft a unique look you’ve got to look at how the two work together. Sam Villa, Co-founder and Chief Creative Officer of Sam Villa and Global Artistic Ambassador for Redken, was recently on stage at the Redken Symposium where he focused on longer layers and triangle sections. Keep reading to learn more about his method.
How To Shape a Shaggy Bowl Cut
We’ve seen the memes and embraced the nostalgia, brace yourselves, the bowl cut is BACK! Sometimes called the mushroom cut or shaggy bowl, this silhouette is short with the front, sides, and back being the same length (similar to the perimeter of a bowl) while the hair on top is left longer. Iconically, the look is normally worn straight, with a vibe that can be chic or nerdy, and adding texture creates a more organic or even punk vibe. Keep reading to see exactly how to create the look!
Hairdresser Tip: When Should I Switch to a Swivel Shear?
Hairdressers can put a great deal of stress on their bodies each and every day, which is why it is essential to learn the latest techniques and invest in ergonomic tools for styling. When it comes to cutting hair ensuring the elbow is down prevents carpal tunnel and other repetitive strain conditions. However, it’s still all about ergonomics, and the one shear that allows a hairdresser to cut hair in any position with their elbow down is a swivel shear. This type of shear helps protect the wrist, neck, thumb tendon, shoulders, and back.