clare_bear
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when u started cutting, were u ever completely happy with the results, did u look and pat urself on the back? or does it take a while to get to that stage? is it all a matter of practice or confidence?
When u started were u ever happy?
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scottydolly
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i think it took me a while to train my eyes to actually physically see something in a hair cut, i always used to get told my cross checking wasnt up to scratch, i wud think it looked ace and then my trainer wud be like OI LOOK AT THIS BIT. . . but with time u get confidence and get the eagle eye, so much so that even people who arent in the salon i will notice like bits missed or bits over thinned etc. . .
give it time, once you are more confident and have built up ur skills u will sit back and go AHHHH BEAUTIFUL xx
give it time, once you are more confident and have built up ur skills u will sit back and go AHHHH BEAUTIFUL xx
minky
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Hi, I dont pat myself on the back for basic cuts because I like funky ones more lolx
although we must all learn the precision cuts and a lot of clients love these too , I realize that these come first before the creative ones ,
basic cuts are quite easy to master and you will sooon get good at it with lots of practice :hug:
it's fitting them onto different head shapes like thinning temples and all sorts of funny shaped hairlines is the hard bit lolx
when you are learning I found that as long as you dont get over confident because thats when things can go wrong ,
so always study the hair and the head shape first and always have a plan in mind , and it wont be long before its all good ,
long hair is the hardest , but dont worry too much as you will never get a long haircut absolutely perfect all over ,
but personally I don't really like plain cuts I prefere a cut to look funky and original ,
I will suggest funky cuts to the client especially if think it will suit them,
some will shy away from this but others love it :lol: lol x
sometimes I won't take longer bits off the fringe or attempt to make it nice and even if it looks good,
because.... I find leaving it a bit uneven or leaving longer bits it looks far btter with it left there ,
I think if another hairdresser went over some of my cuts they could think oh
goodness , who on earth has cut this ???? because it has longer bits here and there ,
so I explain this to the client first ,
I sometimes leave out a longer section or bits just over a fringe area
rather than under the fringe,
this way it doesn't get in the clients eyes but the person can still peep from under a longer more sexy fringe, add a bit of colour to this in just the right place and you can have a really funky little style going on
I think it's really good to think up some great little cuts for yourself too outside the box
iykwim :hug:
although we must all learn the precision cuts and a lot of clients love these too , I realize that these come first before the creative ones ,
basic cuts are quite easy to master and you will sooon get good at it with lots of practice :hug:
it's fitting them onto different head shapes like thinning temples and all sorts of funny shaped hairlines is the hard bit lolx
when you are learning I found that as long as you dont get over confident because thats when things can go wrong ,
so always study the hair and the head shape first and always have a plan in mind , and it wont be long before its all good ,
long hair is the hardest , but dont worry too much as you will never get a long haircut absolutely perfect all over ,
but personally I don't really like plain cuts I prefere a cut to look funky and original ,
I will suggest funky cuts to the client especially if think it will suit them,
some will shy away from this but others love it :lol: lol x
sometimes I won't take longer bits off the fringe or attempt to make it nice and even if it looks good,
because.... I find leaving it a bit uneven or leaving longer bits it looks far btter with it left there ,
I think if another hairdresser went over some of my cuts they could think oh
goodness , who on earth has cut this ???? because it has longer bits here and there , so I explain this to the client first ,
I sometimes leave out a longer section or bits just over a fringe area
rather than under the fringe,
this way it doesn't get in the clients eyes but the person can still peep from under a longer more sexy fringe, add a bit of colour to this in just the right place and you can have a really funky little style going on
I think it's really good to think up some great little cuts for yourself too outside the box
iykwim :hug:
jrobinson
Well-Known Member
I never felt happy with my cuts, cutting is my least favourite thing to do. Although i know deep down i am good at it, i am rarely 100% happy with a cut- this is to do with confidence tho. just keep practising and you'll get more and more confident.
persianista
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It takes time and practise. It's highly skilled work, and nobody is born knowing how to cut! keep learning and practising x
pretty-in-pink
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it all takes time im due to qualifying and ive got more confidence than what i used to but still not as much as id like
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