Yes that for if ur not proffesional. But since proffesionals know all about this stuff, they always recommend to keep ur hair wet before coming to the salon so it’s easier for them to cut it
Tip from my hair stylist mother. Section your bangs like she did, twist the hair once and cut it to look like a fish tail or an inverted V I guess? It’ll give the exact same effect with little to no effort. And if you have thick hair you can feather out the ends too
Thank you! I like how she cut hers, and I recently started doing the twist method to trim my bangs. I love how it turns out! It’s perfectly rounded, I barely have to touch it up. I was wondering if it would work that way with the sectioning she did🙏🏻
Cosmetologist 24 years here Yes always cut your bangs dry. Cutting them like that is perfect. Also cutting the bangs out like that does round but also layers a little bit as well so it becomes mores bouncy. Overall the way you cut them was perfect!!!! Its literally the best explanations ive ever heard for cutting them
I don't know is it just me whose bangs just look crazy after trying a roller? I just can't. It makes my banga wavy even though they are short enough to get only half wrap on the roller.
Thank you so much for posting this! I totally vibed with you and understood your technique and now my bangs look fabulous! I saved myself tons of money and hassle!
Hi!!! I know I’m a bit late to comment on this video but I just want to say thank you!!! My younger sister and I used this video as a reference the other night for cutting my own fringe/bangs and it turned out amazing!!! Everyone says it looks professionally done and that it really suits me. I haven't had a fringe since I was in kindergarten and I couldn’t be happier with them 😁
I always hated my hair because of its thickness and I’m living in the Philippines and humidity damages my hair. Looking at your hair is so healthy which makes me want to love and take care of hair slowly.
I think it’s better to cut it dry. Cause cutting wet/damp won’t give the same look as it does dry… learned from experience. Been cutting my own hair since 13 either wolfcut/shaggy with bangs and cutting it dry is always for me. But hey what works for anyone. Side note, beautiful hair, beautiful bangs and such clean work❤️🔥