- #HAIR CUTTING ANGLES DIAGRAMS HOW TO#
- #HAIR CUTTING ANGLES DIAGRAMS PRO#
- #HAIR CUTTING ANGLES DIAGRAMS PROFESSIONAL#
SCISSORS Of all the tools you will use to cut hair, scissors are the most important. For flat top haircuts, you will need a special type of comb. There are many other accessories you may also wish to have, such as a hand-held mirror, clipper attachments (commonly called “rakes”), clips, etc. For shorter men’s haircuts, you will also need some electric clippers. You will need some sharp scissors, a comb, a water bottle with sprayer and something to act as a chair cloth to drape the client.
#HAIR CUTTING ANGLES DIAGRAMS HOW TO#
This chapter will tell you what tools you need and how to find them.
#HAIR CUTTING ANGLES DIAGRAMS PROFESSIONAL#
You need not spend a lot of mone y to get professional tools, but you must have the “right” tools. In the next chapter, we will get started so you too, can cut hair like a pro.Ĭhapter 1 TOOLS The tools you use for cutting hair are the foundation of a good haircut. I have seen several so called “home haircuts” in my career that looked as good as what I myself, a licensed professional, could do. In any case, one need not be a licensed professional to per form a professional looking haircut. I have included a special section on the pros and cons of haircutting as a career for those who may be interested. If you are reading this book, you may want to consider becoming a licensed professional. One word of caution: it is unlawful, in most places, to cut hair without a license. It is important that you read this book completely from cover to cover before attempting any of the cuts. In an illustrated, easy to understand, step by step format, you will learn everything from what tools you will need to do a good job, to the three basic methods from which all cuts and styles are derived. The purpose of this book is to take the mystery out of cutting hair. All we know is that after a good haircut we look a little neater and more well groomed. It is as if someone has waved a magic wand over our head. After a trip to the beauty salon or barber shop, most people feel as if some mystery or secret has just been performed. All it takes is a desire to do so and a few basic instructions. Chapter 7 PROS and CONS of A CAREER IN HAIRSTYLING …… 48 EPILOGUE (and TIPS) …………………………………………………. Chapter 6 HOW TO CUT YOUR OWN HAIR ………………………. 44 beard trimming principles step by step Afro-cut. Chapter 5 AFRO-TYPE HAIR CUTTING ……………………………. 33 similar to slicing hair clipper attachments buzz/butch cut simple regulation type cut simple marine cut tapering the hair (shingling) step by step taper specialty clipper cuts standard flat top cut. 18 layering defined simple “shaggy cut” lifting hair with comb step by step basic layer cut how to use thinning shears diagrams of common layer cuts. Chapter 2 THE TRIM …………………………………………………… 8 the trim defined 3 tips for a good trim how to trim long hair how to hold shears how to trim bangs how to trim sides of long hair how to frame short hair. 3 types of tools scissors combs water bottle chair cloth clippers small clippers other tools introduction to 3 basic methods trim, layer and clipper.
STEVEN ROSS WOODHAM Authorĭedicated to my late grandfather, Ross Russo, barber stylist and respected businessman, who was a master of his craft. Last, but not the least, my niece, Jessica, who appears with me on the cover illustration. Chavalier, Martin Giavelli, Wai Man Chan, Ms O’Neal (art teacher for San Pascual Academy), Mike Steinmeyer, Mary Thera, and Jim D. Several other people deserve my sincere gratitude for their help in producing this book. This book would not have been possible without all the support and encouragement which I received from my wife Merlinda. The author assumes no responsibility or liability for accidents or any other adverse condition occurring as a result of the use of the material contained in this book. The author does not advocate breaking the law. In most places, it is illegal to cut hair without a license. The material in this book is presented as information which should be available to the public.
*Cover illustration and those initialed were drawn by the author. Steve’s Haircuts and Hairstyles PO Box 143 Murrieta, CA 92564 Original Edition first printing August ©1992 Second Edition, ©2002 ISBN Pending Woodham is prohibited except for brief quotations used in connection with reviews of this book. Reproduction in any manner without written permission of Steven R. Text and illustrations copyright © 1992 by Steven R.
#HAIR CUTTING ANGLES DIAGRAMS PRO#
Fully Illustrated -Easy to Understand -Save Money Doing Home HaircutsĬUT HAIR AT HOME LIKE A PRO BY STEVEN ROSS WOODHAM Illustrated by Wai Man Chan* CUT HAIR AT HOME LIKE A PRO By Steven Woodham, Barber/Stylist Illustrated by Wai Man Chan*
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