Kam Esperanza thanks 🙏

@@MorganRoy I've been trying to 'explain' this very concept to my hairdresser for years. She is a very talented stylist and colorist which is why I stick with her. I'm going to bring it up one.more.time. to see if this video will help me get my point across. I have two 'vertical lines' on either side of my face which I feel closes my face in and makes it appear narrower than it is. I want my cheekbones cut out and the side pieces blended in with the forehead....just as you did here. Questions: do you have a salon and if so, where is it?

This educator is wonderful. The first thing I do in a consultation is pull the hair away from the face and assess the face shape. Before I cut, I assess the hairline and density.

Laura Biding I’m sorry that hear that you haven’t been able to find a good hairdresser that listens. As an educator this is why I share knowledge. Hopefully this video will help.

As a former hairdresser who used to get timed on haircuts( Great Clips is one such place) some hairstylists at some salons can't spend a lot of time on haircuts. We would have performance reviews and if our haircut average was off from what the company wanted, we could get written up or fired.

shiny dev thank you, very kind of you ☺️

And very concise no 40 minute video to get basic points across.

I have been through at least 40 hairdressers and have yet to walk out happy. I always have to wash & restyle my hair. They seem to be afraid to do anything drastic, even when asked. I also take a few photos of styles that have the same texture of hair as mine. They just trim, or trim a lot(version of drastic i guess). I end up cutting & colouring my own hair, on & off since i was 15.

The hair style of the hairdresser herself needs another tutorial video 😅👍

one time i asked the hairdresser to just do what they think will suit me, i hated the result lol

i’m such a piece of trash oh I know the feeling! So frustrating! No wonder so many people try to learn how to cut their own hair.

@@kermittime6507 I'm sorry that's been your experience. I'm a cosmetologist. I do look at people's faces. Yes, we are the professionals. However, we are not mind readers. It's always a good idea to have a few photos of different styles you like then we can go from there and help you decide what will look good on you. Of course there are times when you will choose pictures that won't suit your hair color, texture, length, etc. but a good stylist can then explain why and make recommendations. Insider tip. Just because a salon is expensive versus a 'chop shop' does not guarantee that you're going to leave loving your new look or your cut/color. You need to ask what their actual experience and education are. Find people who have hair you love and ask them who they go to. Finally, I've been a Cosmetologist for 25 and have worked at both high and low end salons. Sometimes you will find a phenomenal stylist somewhere unexpected and get a horrible cut at a so-called high end place. Please ask people, even someone whose hair looks great in a grocery store, for a recommendation. Hope this helps. ❤️ ✂ ❤️

For me going to a hair salon is a nightmare. I know EXACTLY what I want, I know it'll look great on me, and yes, I know it's a bit "unusual", but it's my choice. Guess what I almost always end up with? A bleeegh haircut. 😾 I just cut my own fringe and I'm super happy. Hopefully my bff will cut the rest of my hair.

CL4H I am definitely not suggesting that it’s a hairdressers job to read my mind. Funny you say bring pictures. I already do that. And I know cases where a person explained very clearly with pictures what they want and what they do not want and ended up with exactly what they didn’t want. So how else am I supposed to talk to a hairdresser? That’s what I’m saying it doesn’t matter so much what the client explains, it’s a hairdressers job to assess your head and face shape type of your hair and how and what hair will suit the whole look.

Pheonix Aerial Photography thanks for your comment 💕

Valium K. Excellent, glad it helped you

Same haha

I would cut my own bangs, but I feel like if I do my bangs will come out as uneven 🤣

Agatha Dolan thank you ☺️ I’m just happy to share and hopefully educate more people out of potential hair disasters 😉

@@MorganRoy where are you located and the name of your salon? You're a gem of a stylist.

@@sallyrhodes5951 hey Sally I’m located in Toronto Canada at a salon called Civello

Denise Pfahl thank you 🙏

Rebecca Barry thank you, that’s very kind. Thanks for subscribing. Let me know if there is anything that you want me to teach 💕

Spooky Oso if your not sure, start with them longer (so they will grow out faster if you don’t like them). Ask your hairdresser to cut them dry (so they don’t spring up). Best of luck 💕

if u don’t like it just hold it back easy

Thank you, that’s very kind 🥰

thank you, I really love what I do

Debasmita Chowdhury thank you. If your ever in Toronto 🇨🇦 I’d love to cut your hair

And she kinda look like Lady Gaga lol

@@love_solaris yes , that mix Gaga and marlin is AMAZING.

I also think she Looks very good, the only thing i kinda wish is that she had a bit more of a natural blond on her..honey color would make her look younger and more natural, but thats Just me..so..

yep, that's Aly Art. She's really legit.

C R Z Y S T A R S thank you, I love helping people.

Julia Gulia thanks, glad it helped you

Nenad S. Thanks and thanks for watching 😊🙏

JulianaHereOnEarth thank you 😊

Adriana Morales I’m sorry to hear that. Maybe she needs this video 😉 Try an Aveda salon in your area. Most Aveda trained stylists have a good understanding of face shape and haircutting.

CNC C thank you 🙏

Linda Lincoln thank you, glad you think so 💕

Steph's Happy Hair and Happy Lifestyle For you thanks for watching 😉

thanks

Rashida bee Nawab Jahan yay! I’m glad you did. Good luck in finding a stylist. If there is an Aveda salon or school around you try there. Good luck 💕

sweetheart Sakura 🙏 thank you, I’m happy to have such nice clients 💕

Ciko Tan I hope so too. 😉

Cyan McAlister yay! I’m so glad it helped. 💕

@@MorganRoy Thanks! I'm getting it cut tomorrow, I'm so excited!

thanks so much

thank you

maleka58 glad it helped, I’ll be doing a video on side sweeping bangs soon. 💕

@@MorganRoy Thank you for taking the time to reply, always looking for something that looks good when I take my crash helmet off! and a fringe seems to make cars realize I'm a female riding an Italian Superbike :) when I leave them for dust 😈 love your trousers by the way! It's great to get my helmet off and shake my hair out! guys always stare! Look forward to your next vid

Donna Keating thanks Donna. I’m glad you enjoyed the video

Ive been watching quite a few diy fringe trims, and layered styles.. I need my hair cut desperately b4 i go to get it highlighted.. Highlights they do really well, haircut and styled not so good.. Not sure i could do myself, fringe maybe... i should give it a go, learn how to do it as not keen to constantly go to get done..

vera intuizione thank you, she definitely an inspiration of mine

@@MorganRoy You are welcome! Anyway you look like the wonderful Grace ;). I love me too that kind of Beauty and Style which are very difficult to see nowdays unfortunately....

Sibel Cakal thank you, I’m glad you think so ☺️

Melina Garza Meléndez thanks you, glad you liked it

I think the stylist meant more in her hair and physical features

Right!? I was like " bitch where?" Lol

scellea try something like in this video. My model has a nice tiny nose and it looks great on her. I’m sure it would look nice on you too 😉

Taxatoo hey no problem, they are Jbrand (Natasha fit) I have them in 4 colours 🤪 Thanks for watching 😉

thanks for watching

Susanne Fengler I’m glad you got the results you were look for. I’ll be adding new videos very soon 💕

Moe & Dee thanks 🙏 I’m glad you think so 💕

Christie McArthur thank you