How to Blend Existing Fringe With a One-Length Haircut
From growing out your fringe to adding more volume to your blowout — there are plenty of reasons to learn how to blend an existing fringe with a one-length haircut. Long, medium, or short, this essential technique can help you master a perfect blend while also giving your guest plenty of bounce and playful volume! Keep reading as Sam Villa, Co-founder and Chief Creative Officer of Sam Villa and Global Artistic Ambassador for Redken, shares his secrets.
How To Quickly Add Volume To Your Blowout
The big, bouncy supermodel blowouts of the 90s are back! And with new tips and blowout tricks achieving extra volume and fullness is much faster. Our top tip? “Using products that reduce drying time, brushes that heat up and blow dryers with ionic features all help to create a big body blowout in less time,” says Anna Peters, Sam Villa ArTeam Member and owner of re:TREAT Color + Hair Design Studio @annas_hair_retreat. Whether you’re creating this look for yourself or a guest, Anna has 3 key techniques to get the look.
Razor Cut Bob: How To Get The Perfect Length Every Time
Getting an even, straight line is key when cutting a precision haircut like the bob. However, sometimes you might notice that one side or area is slightly longer or shorter than the rest. “Have you ever decided on a bob length and then cut it and missed the mark by going a bit longer or shorter? This technique delivers accurate lengths every time, so you don’t have to go back and adjust the perimeter line,” says Mandy McCullough, Sam Villa Ambassador, Redken Artist and owner of Fix Salon @FancyFinish. The trick is, she starts in the front of the perimeter instead of the back.