I have two autistic children that refuse to go to the hairdressers, your videos make it possible for me to give them nice hair styles rather that a bad cut with no style. So thank you.

What Paul says is absolutely spot on! Every single time I have gone to hairdressers in the last few years I have come out absolutely hating it!! It's been the complete opposite if what I asked for and that is down to the hairdressers, they have driven me to cutting my own hair!!

I have thick curly hair. I gave up salons 😮years ago. Hairdressers don't listen. And they only know how to cut by a formula they learned in beauty school Thanks to you i can cut my own hair. Changed my life.

I'm in Cosmo school and I'm learning SO MUCH MORE about how the hair lays and what over direction really does in 3 videos than I have in 5 months of school ❤❤❤

To the message at the beginning, I appreciate these videos. I have severe anxiety. When the pandemic restrictions started, I began cutting my hair at home and I'm so grateful to be able to learn how to.

I'm a new licensed cosmetologist, I also just got hired at a barber shop. Sure, it is mostly men and boys who come in. But women come in to get their hair cut too. The place I work at. They really don't want hair cuts that go over a certain time frame. So for me, seeing tricks like this, how you simplify them and show how to achieve them in just a few steps. Makes a huge difference. Paul, please keep teaching.

You are a God! I totally agree Paul if a hairdresser feels threatened by your tutorials they should make sure they have the skills to keep their clients because they obviously have never experienced the horrors of paying good hard earned money on a disastrous hair cut style or colour.💗

@PaulWattsHair

2 жыл бұрын

100 % Sandra thank you

Paul, I'm crying tears of joy & thankfulness to you. I'm a Stylist who has struggled with intricate layering, elevations, and couldn't see where I needed to refine. You've thawed out this once frozen brain of mine with your techniques and I'm one grateful woman for your teachings.

@PaulWattsHair

2 жыл бұрын

Great to hear!!!!

@BilalhassanBilalhassan-sz3tr

2 жыл бұрын

Nice cute 👌🙋

@madelinegrudens

2 жыл бұрын

Same here!!

I've gotten my hair cut professionally about 5 times in my life. Every time I'd go, I would need to fix it myself. These videos help me immensely. Thanks!

YES! I'm only about 1 minute in and I agree with you wholeheartedly. "If people want to cut their own hair at home they will." I've been cutting my own hair, my husband's hair and my daughter's hair at home for YEARS. I have no formal training and I'm not a hairdresser/cosmetologist. I'm just now looking into tutorials and videos on how I can do a better job. I'm already doing it anyways... LOVE your videos. I love learning new things about areas I know nothing or very little about.

I am a financial economist and a licensed chartered accountant. However, in Serbia, where I am from, there are very few such artists and hairdressing masters, and compared to my profession, they are paid by dry gold. They earn five times more than me! It would be better if I learned the hairdressing trade, than I "peeling" the school bench for 16 years!! You are phenomenally talented bro and it's a real pleasure to watch those videos !!

New sub. Love how 'un-affected' you are by social media. Fantastic educational content. No fancy pants dressed up posing, just good solid foundations to build on. Inspired stuff. X

@PaulWattsHair

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much I really appreciate that. 🙏

@mariaplaceres319

Жыл бұрын

muy bello

Yasss! Thank u for being u. I’ve been hairstylist for 21 years. Be Unapologetic if people are gonna do their hair at home there going to anyways, there are hundreds that never will. It’s all about spreading education and love of the craft and everyone has their uniqueness that attract their own clients. The more u learn the better u will be and more clients u will attract. There will always be clients if u love what u do. Much ❤️

@PaulWattsHair

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Crystal

I am not a cosmetologist but have cut mine own hair for years. I just really enjoy watching your approach to this process & the beautiful results gained from it ~

@PaulWattsHair

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much. I really appreciate it

@anybodycanart

2 жыл бұрын

I second this comment!!!

I'm currently a nurse and wanting to start over with a career doing hair...I love your videos and learning a lot! Would love to see more videos like this and even more basics for beginners

@therabbithat

10 ай бұрын

I can't understand why they won't let nurses work part time. Maybe you'd like to do one day as a nurse and 3 as a hairdresser and have the rest off... They would have waaay more nurses if they allowed this, even if they allowed it every few years. Thank you so much for the work you did as a nurse and I hope whatever path you choose now it makes you happy, because you deserve it.

Thank you so much for your content💜 i have cut my own hair for over 10yrs and you put it perfectly - if someone is cutting their own hair instead of going to the hairdressers, it's on them. 🤣 thanks again!

Love these sooooo much! I can do my daughters’ hair AND MY OWN now with some education behind me! You’re right-I’m going to do our hair at home even if I don’t know what I’m doing-which I’ve done for years. Now I can do a super amazing job with compliments all around. Thank you soooo much and keep it up no matter how much baloney you get from people who want to gatekeep and make it way more complicated than it has to be.

You're a genius! I'm new here. I've been cutting my own hair since I was 15 because hair stylists in my old neighborhood, ALWAYS messed my hair up. I took a few cosmetology classes in H.S, so I took the basics with me. I shaved my head for a short pixie, about 3 years ago and it came out pretty good. I used the method you did to blend. Its refreshing to see someone of your expertise using a similar technique, but making it look so much easier! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

I did three wolf cuts the other day. I love watching and learning ty for educating us whom can’t always spending hundreds in salon.

25 years in and I love this. You are a gift. I love it❤

@PaulWattsHair

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much ❤️

That's called *TALENT* 💜

@PaulWattsHair

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much

@deborahsanchez5981

2 жыл бұрын

You are A-mazing!! I watch ALL of your videos. Great job of making precision simpler!♥️

@PaulWattsHair

2 жыл бұрын

@@deborahsanchez5981 thank you Deborah

As a new hairdresser, thank you

@PaulWattsHair

2 жыл бұрын

❤️

I'm a license stylist and love learning EASIER techniques because I still question Myself and overthink everything, not as bad as I used to but after years doing hair I'm still hard on myself! SMH so thank you for your videos 🥰 I love the three ponytails A-line bob technique you did I'm doing it on my daughter as I'm typing this. I will post the pics when I'm done.

Yo me he cortado el pelo toda la vida pero a mi manera.Ahora me has salvado la vida porque el resultado es fantástico con tus técnicas.Muchas gracias 👍

Wish I saw this clip when I decided to give myself a graduated Bob during early covid time. Disaster is the best word to explain the outcome😭. Thank you for doing what you do.

Very very talented our Paul is from football to hairdressing love this thanks Paul

Babe….your definition of super simple and my definition of super simple are way different. Looks super hard! Thanks for your expertise :)

@PaulWattsHair

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂 ❤️ This. For a hairdresser it's pretty simple 💇‍♀️🤣

When I was little, my mom took me to a barber to get my long, blonde hair cut! This is exactly how he did it! My mother loved it!!!!!!

Loved the way you are showing different hairstyles ❤️.

@PaulWattsHair

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much

OMG this is the exact haircut I wanted last time! But my hairdresser really struggled with it and left the back way to long... At least I could send her this video and boom! Thank you 💓

@PaulWattsHair

2 жыл бұрын

Hope you get the hair you want

@lorenehughes

2 жыл бұрын

@@PaulWattsHair wow!!! I found you through Pretty Pastel Please... Thank you for replying 😃

@PaulWattsHair

2 жыл бұрын

@@lorenehughes amazing. Have you seen my new reaction video to her shag?

@lorenehughes

2 жыл бұрын

@@PaulWattsHair I have now! What an absolute delight!!! I will be very happy to see you two directly collaborating!!!

thank you so much these serve me well with my clients with hair replacements.... thank you😘😘😘😘😘its a blessing i found you these ladies i just got them from one of my co worker that just retire and these is what she use to do on them . i'm more of a free style and lots of layers on long hair because my clientele is from a younger generation. thank you

I had hair past the middle of my back and a "professional" hairdresser really did a number on it and I came out with a shaved pixie. Growing out a pixie is a nightmare that I was not prepared for. I used your two pony wolf cut and did it yesterday. It's funny because I started cutting my sister's hair when I was 8 back in the 80s using that technique lol Oh my goodness! After you cut the pony off is how the hairdresser left mine but it was extremely uneven and butchered! I have pictures beside a practice mannequin as a meme now lol

@PaulWattsHair

2 жыл бұрын

This is why I've brought these video to light.

@saraaronzon4562

2 жыл бұрын

Me too they cut my hair so short, I looked like a man! Not a pixie, it was horrible, pixie is doable.

Thank you! I’m a new hairstylist and just found your page. I love your ponytail hacks. So very helpful for me. Thank you again. Keep them coming

Thank you for these videos! I have thick, wavy/curly hair. Sad to say, most stylists over style and over cut my hair. I usually end up having to balance length in sides, or adding more layers in back! I have boldly cut my hair, in many styles since 1973. Long, short, layered, or bobs, etc. For this cut, I do two cuts. The first one is all hair pulled back, very low on the neck, straight down, to get the proper length in back. The second pony is higher up, likes this one…I go 2-3” inches and separate hair from the first cut. This makes it easier for me (single person, who lives alone) to get the proper length in back. After each cut, I texturize the ends. The bottom one after pulling up second pony… then second pony is textured while still in pony. Often, I use the thinning scissors on the very ends about 1” back to texturize. I very rarely have weird chunks to clean up. And wearing as a wavy/curly Bob, it hides any errors! Thank you for showing us its OK to cut at home!

Hello I'm Brazilian and your video is teaching me a lot, I'm learning a lot from your videos 😊❤

I always knew there was an easier way.... I've been cutting on and off for 20 years and you just demystify it all....

i love watching the closeup of this. Like a sculptor, knowing their medium, and tools like an extension of hands!

This really works and is quick. I found this gave me the balance I sometimes struggle with.

@PaulWattsHair

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome Karen!!! ALSO great to meet you yesterday

Beautiful cut! I could watch your videos all day. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks Paul, I will watch out for my "Porky" layers yet another brilliant technique to practice.

I appreciate the amount of hard work you put in, great job !

Just watching a handful of your videos I'm so much more confident cutting hair. 😭 thank you.

@PaulWattsHair

7 ай бұрын

You are so welcome!

@JustCammie

7 ай бұрын

@PaulWattsHair it's really been eye opening!

Thank you so much for your videos! I tried your haircut and it looks fabulous!

Fabulous results.

Thank you. I cut my hair at home. I have ADHD and Autism. I hate going to the hairdressers, I can't handle social situations.

Hello Paul, yes love to learn new things. Appreciate you!

I love it. I will keep watching. You are an artist. 💫

Yes you are right less more time and so easy that you shared the technique style

Beautiful ,love it !

I love the tutorial. Thank you

Love the shape and cut.

Simple.Genius! Unbelievable❣

Love this! I want this cut!

Brilliant. Well done!

Nice job! Kept it very simple and detailed!

Another brilliant video and I totally agree that this method is a good and quick example of what is going on ,I would have loved this when I started out ❤

@PaulWattsHair

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

I have severe anxiety. You helped me create a shape I love at home.

Stylist here , Excellent hack I love this one !! Great time saver A+

Doesn’t matter what people say. Just keep on doing what your doing. And you make good points.

Love your videos, have learned so much!! Thank you!!! Keep these types of videos coming!!🙂

Thank you for your video its very helpful for me as begginers managing my mini salon at home..ongoing learning cutting of hair...your techniques was very easy and simple to follow...

Paul love you and your haircut thanks

Perfect! Love it!

Amazing results! 🙂❤

You work smart and efficient, as a stylist 👍🏽

Amazing. Thank you.

This is amazing. I desperately wish I could go to you!

@PaulWattsHair

2 жыл бұрын

It would be great to have you in my chair

My hairdresser moved back to Asia Currently I do not have a hairdresser ☹️ Thank-You for your videos, 😊(I have been cutting my own hair).

You are the best hair stylish i've ever seen,it was perfect 😍

I love so much your video tutorial

Love this!

@PaulWattsHair

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jess xx

I love your tecnique…👍👍👍

Gorgeous, I love it 💜

I loved it❤ thank you❤❤❤

Great job! 😍👏👏👏

Handy during lockdowns Paul xx

I watched this and it seemed difficult then i watched it again after a few minutes months tried it and its 👍 great

It's really amazing♥️ keep it up 👍

Had to share this beautiful as always ❣️🤩

@PaulWattsHair

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Toni ❤️

New sub here, you are talented and smart. Thank you for sharing. You made it very simple.

Wow I love it

Looks beautiful! Is there a way to do a pixie cut using the ponytail cut method ?

Brilliant!

@PaulWattsHair

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Pia

This is like Pivot Point method. Is that how you were trained? Hard to find a stylist that understands this technique. I usually have to do adjustments on mine after a cut, lol. Our instructor also had us save floor clippings. We had to make color boards with 72 swatches of hair for color and color correction as part of our education. I have always been thankful for my instructor. She was a certified color tech for a very well known hair color brand, and very good at it

Awesome work! Looks easy lol

What make scissors ✂️ do you use Ty for taking the mystery out of graduation

Omg thank you so very much for this video.. Very much what I've been searching for, very easy to follow. Thanks your the Man!!! :)

Very great

I'm a customer but your absolutely correct everyone I let try to cut my hair in a layered bob seems to know really know how to do it because they make it seem to complicated and it's really not .

You are really talented! Ciao dall'Italia! 😉

@PaulWattsHair

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much

Thank you for new knowledge God bless

Paul Watts Hair what kind of rubble band is that you are using? thanks

I just discovered your channel, you really know how to give instructions in a very easy way, and I am really thankful and appreciate your hard work and talent, have a question though, does this technique work on curly hair? Last time I cut my hair myself it was a disaster

Keep rockin' out these videos- as always love watching all of your videos. Leave the negative comments behind you: You do you man❣️

💖 The intro

Ellerinize sağlık muhteşem oldu 🐞

So pretty

If you wanted the length slightly longer than this, would it make more sense to add a second ponytail underneath this one and cut in between at your desired length, or to just slide this ponytail straight down from where it is to the correct length? Or does this technique just not work for a slightly longer length of this cut? I have to say, I'm incredibly intrigued! I love the simplicity of this technique, it isn't complicated and only requires thorough blending, it's quite fast to complete, and you can predict the process more accurately, but being inexperienced with this technique, I don't know how making alterations to it would effect the result. I can't wait to give it a try sometime though, thanks for sharing!

Lovely

Love it