Hair Care

What Every Stylist Should Know About Hair Density and Texture

Understanding hair density and texture is essential for creating the perfect hairstyle. Here's a quick breakdown: Hair Density: Refers to how many strands are on the scalp per square inch. Low d...

How to Master the Wolf Cut Trend

The wolf cut is a bold hairstyle blending the '70s shag and '80s mullet. It's loved for its textured layers, low maintenance, and versatility for all hair types. Here's what you need to know: Ke...

The Benefits of Titanium-Coated Shears

Titanium-coated shears are a top choice for hairstylists due to their durability, precision, and comfort. Here's why they stand out: Stay Sharp Longer: Titanium coating makes blades up to 3x har...

How to Use Slide Cutting to Create Effortless Movement

Slide cutting is a hair-cutting technique that creates soft, flowing layers by gliding scissors along the hair shaft. It reduces bulk without affecting length, making it ideal for adding texture a...

Tips for Cutting Hair on Clients with Cowlicks

Cowlicks can make haircuts tricky, but with the right approach, you can work with them instead of against them. Here's a quick summary of essential tips: Understand Growth Patterns: Locate the c...

How to Choose the Right Shear Length for Your Cutting Style

Want the perfect haircut every time? Start by choosing the right shear length. Here's what you need to know: Short shears (4.5"–5.5"): Best for detailed work like point cutting, fringes, and tri...

The Best Scissors for Precision Haircuts

Here’s what matters most when choosing hair-cutting scissors: Blade Material: Japanese steel (like VG-10 or 440C) is durable and stays sharp longer. Blade Type: Convex blades offer smoother cut...

How to Create the Perfect Soft Layers

Soft layers add movement, shape, and texture to your hair, creating a natural and youthful look. Whether you have fine, thick, curly, or straight hair, soft layers can be tailored to suit your fac...

The Difference Between Dry Cutting and Wet Cutting

Dry cutting and wet cutting are two distinct hair-cutting methods, each suited for different hair types and styling goals. Here’s a quick breakdown: Dry Cutting: Best for curly, wavy, or textur...

How to Extend the Life of Your Hair Shears

Professional hair shears are an investment. Proper care can make them last over 5 years, while neglect leads to dull blades, corrosion, misalignment, and costly replacements. Here’s how to maintai...