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How To Cut Perfect Face Framing Layers for Longer Hair - V-Shaped Layers

8,641,728 views October 27, 2015 9:08

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ChannelSam Villa Hair Tutorials

In brief

This tutorial shows how to create flattering V-shaped face-framing layers for medium to coarse long hair, adding lightness and movement. Perfect for stylists working with layered cuts, it focuses on precise cutting techniques to enhance the face frame. The method uses dry cutting tools like shears, a short cutting comb, and sectioning clips.

Questions & answers

What hair type is this technique best for?

Medium to coarse long hair with existing layers.

Do I need any special tools beyond basic cutting shears?

Yes, a short cutting comb and dry sectioning clips are recommended.

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We’re excited to share another face framing technique that is especially great for your guests with long layered hair. By utilizing a V-shaped design technique, you will provide your medium to coarse haired guests the perfect face frame with the right amount of lightness and movement!

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TOOLS used in this video:
7” Dry Cutting Shear samvilla.com/collections/dry-cutting-shears/pro…
Signature Series Short Cutting Comb samvilla.com/collections/cutting-combs/products… Dry Sectioning Clips samvilla.com/collections/accessories/products/d… Signature Series

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Sam Villa Hair Tutorials published this 9:08 video tutorial on October 27, 2015. It has been watched 8,641,728 times on YouTube.

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October 27, 2015
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