Matt, I love that you are covering fundamentals! This is absolutely what I need. Thank you for explaining everything so thoroughly.

Omg Matt beck I love that you do these videos especially for people who want to learn new techniques or even refresh down memory lane!!!!!

HAHA I remember flipping our mannequins upside down and shaking them out to see that line.

@juanlopezgutierrez4304

3 жыл бұрын

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@juanlopezgutierrez4304

3 жыл бұрын

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@juanlopezgutierrez4304

3 жыл бұрын

Murtos you want it was not to the world that

@mtaylorphelps1253

2 жыл бұрын

literally what i do in school with my mannequin when doing a haircut #cosmoschool

@jDot2414

2 жыл бұрын

Doing that now lol smh

I am about to be assessed on this cut at beauty school. So glad I watched this. Your technique and sectionings are always cleaner and easier to follow. Love the fundamental series that you have done! Thanks Matt!

@emilybrunelle2464

11 ай бұрын

Same my instructors make it so difficult

It’s always good to have a refresh and to know why you are doing it 👍🏻

yess! Can't wait for all the new videos on the basics --I love the new app by the way it's very helpful.Hope you had a great New Year Matt!

@juanlopezgutierrez4304

3 жыл бұрын

Juan Mata the same way to 0million on my computer in

You are an excellent educator Matt, very easy to follow and understand your techniques.

@FreeSalonEducation

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

What a great explanation. Such a pleasure listening to you!

Your a life saver! I'm in beauty school and I've been so confused about layering!

nice video...always appreciate your work Matt!

Thank you so much for this. I have been looking for this haircut.

Omg this helped me so much ima go to school tmr way more confident I love how you give specific details, great teacher thankyou

This is dope! Plz do more basic beauty school type cuts. It's a good refresher for me. Love your vids

@juanlopezgutierrez4304

3 жыл бұрын

Jimmy Kimmel and it 0pm to do a bit too

Ok, now this was the Quarantine haircut that I gave my daughter! Glad to know it's name! Im going to ask my husband to do this for me!

I loved this. I am so grateful for this video.

I'm in beauty school right now and this video might have just saved my poor mannequin 😭

Youre so great hair cut educator,,,i have lot of learnings from you,,thanks

Awesome basic cut. Please do more of these back to basic great refreshers.

Matt sir u are awesome hair educator.

Aaaaallright. I think I just found MY haircut. Nice to know it's a basics in beauty school. This is greate material.

I loved doing this cut in beauty school. I had a lot of older women as clients and would get asked alot for this kinda style.

Gonna do this cut for my state board. Thanks!

thanks for one more beautiful hair cut for me i was really waiting for ur videos all the time love from @india

so informative! thank you!

I’m trying this at school tomorrow 😊

Nice! I like watching other barbers/cosmetologist cut hair. 180 degree haircut is a classic.

Soooo good!!

I agree tension is key with cuts !!

What he says is so true, if you learn WHY the hair reacts to the way it is held, directed,cut and sectioned will help everyone to learn how to cut any haircut!!! Get the basics down solid!

Matt, did you keep the lenght? Thanks for all your help!

Very useful haircut and tips Your every haircut looking and like use too everything using to your tacniq Loving it 🌷🌷🌷🌷

Thank's Matt😀👍

FAB! ❤

thanks!love you!

Really helpful, ty!

@juanlopezgutierrez4304

3 жыл бұрын

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The blowdry 👑

Very nice hair cut

Nice, thanks for sharing

Nice hair cut sir

It was hard to see the hair against your black jacket. The above angle camera was helpful to see the sections. I love your videos.

Hermoso y fácil de hacer. Gracias. Y también me uno a la petición de que hagas el corte de Farra Fawcett....please!!!.

Matt you’re the best! Thanks for the great job that you’re doing making these videos! It’s very helpful and easy to understand what and how to do the haircut 💇🏼! Thank you a lot! 🙏🏻😍

@juanlopezgutierrez4304

3 жыл бұрын

Jimmy Carter said in an interview on your computer is that they were the most of them

@juanlopezgutierrez4304

3 жыл бұрын

Juan Manuel Antonio

@juanlopezgutierrez4304

3 жыл бұрын

Julio the world is

Love u brother super and beautiful hair cut😅😅

Combing away from the body, I never knew that. Thanks for explaining why not cutting past the knuckles. Filming yourself is a great idea.

Thanks matt

@juanlopezgutierrez4304

3 жыл бұрын

Mucecaña

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Nice job

Matt what is your favorite neck trimmer and hair clipper brand. I just bought a new t trimmer and it just pushes the hair plus I don’t get a clean cut edge. I am so frustrated please respond

Nice, I'm not a hair dresser but I always find cutting hair fascinating. Maybe I'll try it sometime if someone let me.

Let’s get this guy to 1Mil subs already. His work and talent speaks volumes for what he does for the YT community. Many thanks to you for all that you do.

thankss soooo much

Would you still part it in the middle if they had a side parting ???

So tell me what year was this school haircut introduced 😋

I like this 👍

Perfeito.

Awesome

Nice video sir from nepal

Would this cut be best if they wanted a lot of weight taken out?

Can you do a Victoria’s Secret haircut for long hair. With bounce and volume

Pls what is the name of the blow dryer you are using

Great back to basics...loved it.....only thing I would suggest is to wear a light colored shirt so we can see you cutting the hair.....It is great from the top view, but because of the dark backdrop of your jacket we could not see the hair being cut from the front view..... I Enjoy your videos they are very educational!!!

Show how we cut hair straight

plz hindi version share we r big fan of u

This is really a combined layering technique. Sense the head is rounded the cut is part 90 degrees and part 180 degrees.

@FreeSalonEducation

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed but in school they call it the 180˚ haircut for some reason. I believe they think the world is flat as well. lol

This is helpful, my only comment is maybe wear a light color shirt next time, the hair blended with the shirt at times, but greatttt, thxxxx😊

Can you please do the Sarah fawcett cut

@debbiefochler3952

5 жыл бұрын

dkendall96 its a Farrah Fawcett haircut. Lol

@siegfriedkiessling4189

5 жыл бұрын

Farrah Fawcett

@kconrad5893

5 жыл бұрын

As someone that has done hair for around 30 years and actually used to do the REAL Farrah Fawcett haircut when it was still quite sought-after, I suspect that he won't know how to do it, or if he would happen to show it, it would be some modern take on it that is only similar to the original. But, there's a video that shows the true Farrah Fawcett cut: kzread.info/dash/bejne/c6uBy7uhes62YrQ.html This is exactly how you do it, and it's actually a very easy cut. Now, to be completely honest, let's just say the person getting their hair cut in the video doesn't exactly do the cut justice, but alas that is the real one.

So how many sections are there ?

Where are you located? I’d like to come to you for a hair cut. I have long thick hair. I need to cut off 10 inches to donate and then do this layering. I can never find someone who actually knows how to do this well! Please let me know!

Is it also called Wolf cut?

Why do you not point cut with this hair cut?

hawk?

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It's kind of hard to see the hair with the black jacket in the background

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This is embarrassing but.. how can you get super crisp sections?

@sariakhan5363

2 жыл бұрын

lots and lots of practice!!

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I’m not doing good at this. I was cutting the hair and then, I’m crazy personal. I’m not crazy personal I don’t like cutting women hair. I like haircuts for men.

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Gag...as someone that's been a hairdresser for the past 30 years, it bugs me to watch these newer stylists and see all the stupid, unnecessary things they do like flipping their shears. And what's with the exaggerated thumb movements when you cut? I'm not new to this, I see it all the time but I feel like this stuff has really only came to prominence in the last 10-15 years or so. Because all it looks like to me is that you're trying to look cool and seem more like a fancy dancy "showman". And I find all of that pomp and circumstance nauseating. Same with the insistence on wearing all black and other pretentious bullshit that's popular in the hair industry. I still do hair full time and do very well for myself, and keep up on all the latest looks and coloring techniques, but I refuse to put on this performance and act like I'm some scientist so I can charge $200 for a haircut. It just feels wrong to me. The other thing is that there is so much about the hair business that is actually more tedious and less efficient than it was when I first started. For example, blowouts with a round brush and blow dryer are for suckers. Set the hair in jumbo or oversized rollers and stick em under the dryer. It takes about as long as blowing out the entire head, and it has the added benefit of lasting much longer (often an entire week) because you're setting it when it's wet, and, rollers have an amazing smoothing and shine ability that round brushing doesn't. Then brush it out, and style. Roller sets are so not just for old ladies. Anything you can do with a round brush you can do with rollers. I can roll an entire head in about 5-10 minutes. Want loose waves? Finish it off with a curling iron after. Don't want big volume? roll the hair either half on base or off base. Anyway yeah. I've just been dying to say these things somewhere, and this video looked good. Cheers.

@debbiefochler3952

5 жыл бұрын

K Conrad this is why I asked the question I did😊 as a hairdresser for 32yrs and still going strong. I don’t like the way they palm their scissors and I really feel that the basic cut has been lost some where 🤔 pivot point cutting and so on. Seems like there is way too many steps to get to cuts. Not in any way putting any one down as we all have our own way of achieving a hair cut good and bad. Nothing is more fun than the roller set 😜 finger waves come in handy too for certain things.

@kconrad5893

5 жыл бұрын

@@debbiefochler3952 Hey! Glad to see another hairstylist from my generation on here. :-) Yes, I completely agree with everything you said--the basics have been lost and haircutting has seemed to become so complicated (unnecessarily so--in my opinion) in the last 20 years. And I love roller sets AND finger waves too! Even pin curls! Of course, a lot of the styles of today don't really call for those looks, but I try and incorporate these techniques as often as I can. My fantasy is for vintage hairstyles to become popular again, because I have always had a love for these looks, especially from the 40s-60s. Hairstyling of those days, even from the 70s and 80s has become a lost art, and I guess that's why I get cranky when I see so many of these "modern" techniques take over, because I would just hate to see these things be lost to time forever. I've actually considered starting my own youtube channel to really show the old techniques and maybe get people interested in them again. Because just because something is new doesn't mean it's better. :-) Thanks for commenting!