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Beveling the Ends, the Finish That Makes Hair Turn Under on Its Own
Beveling the ends builds a soft under curve into the perimeter so hair turns under on its own. Here is how to cut a clean bevel that actually holds.
Cutting Around Cowlicks and Double Crowns Without the Fight
A behind the chair guide to cutting cowlicks and double crowns so the hair lays where you want it instead of spiking up two weeks later.
Getting More From Your Blending Shears Without Wrecking the Cut
How to use blending and thinning shears with control so you remove weight, add movement, and never leave a client with holes or frizz.
Cutting the Graduated A Line Bob: Stacked Weight That Actually Moves
A clean pro walkthrough of the graduated A line bob, from sectioning and elevation to stacking weight and texturizing without losing the line.
The Perfect Blunt Bob and Why the Line Is the Whole Haircut
How to cut a clean blunt bob that stays sharp without going stiff, from guide placement and tension control to keeping the perimeter soft enough to move.
The Warrior Cut, How to Build This Bold Men's Shape Behind the Chair
Break down the Warrior Cut step by step, from the disconnected perimeter to the heavy textured fringe your male clients keep asking for in 2026.
Comments
Teddy Randisi said:
Very creative, good tips, thanks.
Matt Beck, teacher par excellence
Jessica Richards said:
I really like this cut. Thank you!
Gina Susana said:
Luvvvv the cut—- especially for thick hair as mine!
Teddy Randisi said:
Great cut, lots of techniques, very creative. Thanks.
LaShondra White said:
Thanks for this tutorial. I think I’m gonna try this on my mannequin.