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Haircuts Courses

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The Butterfly Haircut

Master the art of Butterfly Layers with #ONESHOT Winner Justin Toves-Vincilione.

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1:30:21

The Shag

Unlock iconic shag secrets from the Mother of the Shag and rockstar hairdresser, Sally Hershberger.

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5:40

Curtain Bangs

Master one of the most client-requested bang looks every season with #ONESHOT Winner Rachel Williams.

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1:28:45

Curly Cutting Techniques

Learn how to cut and style curls in their natural state from curly hair expert Evan Joseph.

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1:05:44

The Bixie

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

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1:34:09

Cut & Style A Soft Blunt Bob

Master the trending soft blunt bob with wet and dry-cutting techniques from Texas-based stylist Chris Jones

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1:43:31

Textured A-Line Bob

Master the angled bob with invisible layers and learn versatile styling techniques from Carolynn Judd.

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1:08:24

‘90s Supermodel Layers

Achieve the timeless "bombshell layers" haircut with volume and bounce with #ONESHOT Winner Justin Toves-Vincilione.

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The Cheekbone Guide For Cutting Soft, Custom Curtain Bangs

STEPS

Create a triangular section as illustrated. Beginning in the back, take a vertical subsection. Cut the section on the inside of the fingers, creating a line that follows the natural curve of the head. Using a graduated technique, cut the hair to the desired length. Take the next section on a slight diagonal, and overdirect it to the previous section.

Work from the center back to the recession point. As work progresses toward the sides, elevate each subsection slightly, removing more weight through the parietal ridge but leaving the hair soft at the hairline. Continue in this manner until this area is complete. Rotate the hand position, and repeat on the opposite side.

In the front, create a new guide by creating curved, horizontal subsections. Direct the first subsection downward onto the face with slight elevation. Angle the fingertips away from the face to create maximum length in the center of the fringe, and cut a curved line that tapers toward the sides of the head but remains disconnected. Continue taking curved, horizontal subsections, overdirecting them to the previous sections and elevating each one a bit higher as work progresses toward the back of the head. (When using a higher elevation through the top of the head, work on top of the fingers. When using a lower elevation through the sides, work on the inside of the fingers.) Rotate the hand position and repeat on the opposite side. Connect both sides through the top of the head, and round off any corners. Blow-dry and the refine the haircut using a twist-cut technique through the top and sides.