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Short Courses

1:05:44

The Bixie

Master the bob/pixie hybrid with pro tips from Briana Cisneros, the Bixie Queen.

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1:28:01

Razor Cutting Techniques

Learn razor-cutting mastery from industry legend Robert Cromeans, JPMS Global Artistic and Business Director.

@robertcromeans

1:34:09

The Versatile Textured Cut

Create both shape and volume in textured haircuts with texture expert and #ONESHOT Winner Kara Williams.

@haircolorkilla

1:36:09

The Textured Pixie

Master the art of textured pixie cuts with award-winning artist Matt Swinney's diverse cutting techniques and tips.

@matt.swinney

1:30:32

Cutting & Styling A Curly Pixie

Celebrity stylist Greg Gilmore reveals his exclusive technique for creating trendy pixie cuts that showcase your client's natural curls.

@greg_gilmore

1:17:46

Short Layered Haircut

Master elevated haircutting with Richard Mannah and learn the four key ingredients for success.

@richardmannah

1:32:31

Precision Razor Cutting

Unlock razor-cutting secrets with educator Nick Arrojo, founder of ARROJO NYC Salons, Product Line & School.

@nickarrojo

19:52

TONI&GUY: Future Foundations – The Vertical Graduation Cut

The Vertical Graduation technique creates shape and texture through the interior and graduated softness around the perimeter.

@toniandguyworld

Spring/Summer 2025's Top Haircut Trends, According to the Pros

cutting your hair can make it look fuller and healthier @ktbhair

STEPS

Apply Bed Head® Motor Mouth™ to damp hair. Section from the forehead to the nape, then create a radial parting from ear to ear, across the crown. Next, create a diagonal forward section from above the occipital bone to the top of the ear.

Create a horizontal section at the high recession point to separate the top from the sides.

Take two, diagonal forward sections from the base of the occipital bone to the middle of the ears. Comb the hair to natural fall and establish the length using a razor. Work parallel to the part, at one finger elevation.

Work up to the crown section in this manner, establishing the baseline.

Create a vertical section at the ear. Comb the hair to 90 degrees, elevate to 45 degrees and cut squarely to the head shape, establishing the side perimeter lengths.

Working with diagonal sections on either side of this guide, overdirect all sections to the ear level and follow the stationary guide. Repeat on the opposite side.

Release the crown area, and create a central, vertical section. Comb the hair to 90 degrees,
elevate to 45 degrees and cut slightly from shorter to longer, creating a loose, disconnected overcut to the baseline.

On both sides, overdirect the remaining hair back toward the center in order to maintain length
around the ears.

Create a vertical section from the crown to the front hairline. Comb and elevate the hair to 90
degrees to the top of the head. Using the guide from the crown, remove weight and length, following the head shape.

Continue working with vertical sections on each side. Overdirect each section slightly backward to
each previous section and follow the guide from the center. Repeat on the opposite side.