In this video hair stylist Yoshi Shiraki gives instructions on how to give a V-Shape haircut:

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Watch how to use layers for a modern take on the traditional bob, one with texture and movement:

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Have a look as stylist Jon Reyman shows students how concave layers can soften a rounded, bulbous hair shape:

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Have a look as Mandie shows us the technique she uses to do a color melt:

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Have a look as Stephen shows how to do a men’s undercut, including how to section and using clippers:

So did you learn anything? Would you do anything differently? Let us know in the comments.

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This video demonstrates a way to cut long, layered hair with a “V” shape in the back:

So you do like this method? Or do you think there is a better way? Let us know in the comments.

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Have a look at this way to style medium-length curly or wavy hair by twirling the hair in sections to create curls and then working the blow dryer and diffuser:

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Watch as Jared shows how to give a classic highlighting technique a different feel with the weave and texture you can put into the hair and how it falls:

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In this video, hair stylist Ren Shaw demonstrates techniques for cutting long transient layers:

The term “transient” means “always in motion” and that’s exactly the impression this look is trying to achieve. Remember that a primary difference between this kind of cut and the natural inversion layers has to do with where the layers fall.

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