@88technique: 📏 Hair Cutting Angles & Their Effects ⸻ 1. 90° Angle – Point Cutting (Cutting vertically with the tip of the scissors) This is a common technique used to create movement and natural texture in the hair. • ✂️ At a 90° elevation, the stylist cuts straight into the ends of the hair using the tip of the scissors. • 📌 It does not shorten the overall hair length much, but it helps to soften the ends, create volume, and natural flow. • ✅ Great for long hairstyles, layered cuts, and classic looks that need bounce and flow. • 💡 Example: Used to create soft layers in long hair or add lightness to the fringe area of a men’s mullet cut. ⸻ 2. 60° Angle – Texturizing (Removing bulk and creating soft structure) This technique helps reduce heaviness without ruining the haircut’s shape. • ✂️ At around 60° elevation, the stylist cuts with uneven spacing to create surface texture. • 📌 It removes weight, allowing the hair to move and lay more naturally. • ✅ Perfect for thick, heavy, or unmanageable hair, or for styles needing a natural, undone look. • ❌ Not ideal for clean, precise styles like bob cuts or neat business cuts. • 💡 Example: Used to remove bulk at the crown in modern men’s fade cuts for a more airy look when styling. ⸻ 3. 45° Angle – Chipping (Light snipping into the ends) This technique gives the haircut smooth transitions with gentle texture. • ✂️ At 45°, the stylist lightly chips into the ends of the hair evenly. • 📌 This makes the hair evenly shorter but still soft, maintaining control over the shape. • ✅ Ideal for medium-density hair that needs softness without too much layering. • ⏱️ Helps save time and reduce the need for much correction afterward. • 💡 Example: Used to soften the front fringe or face-framing pieces in a classic side part haircut. ⸻ 4. 30° Angle – Slicing / Soft Point Cutting (Diagonal, thin slicing technique) A method to thin out thick hair while keeping a soft and natural finish with no visible lines. • ✂️ At 30°, the stylist uses a gentle, diagonal slicing motion, following the natural fall of the hair. • 📌 It shortens the hair more noticeably, but still keeps the look soft and natural. • ✅ Best for thick, curly, or difficult-to-manage hair, or styles that need to be softened. • ❗ Leaves no scissor marks – results in a blended, invisible finish. • 💡 Example: Used to reduce bulk behind the ears or in the neckline without creating harsh lines. ⸻ 5. Laser Angle – Blunt Cut (Cutting straight across with no elevation – 0°) A very precise technique used to create a sharp, clean line with no layering. • ✂️ Hair is cut straight across with no elevation, using the full length of the scissor blade. • 📌 Creates a very clear, sharp, and structured shape, with no softness or movement. • ✅ Suitable for styles like bob cuts, undercuts, or looks that demand strong, defined edges. • ❌ Not recommended for styles that aim to look natural, soft, or textured. • 💡 Example: Used for a #classic blunt bob or sharp undercut, giving a strong and bold appearance. #88technique #88barberclass

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