Long Hair Cuts for Men - Cutting for Length

Long Hair Cuts for Men
Cutting Men's Long Length Hair
This module shows how to take a hair that is grown out and turn it into a style that translates it to a good haircut.
Step one
First, remove density. Take vertical sections and softly remove the density. Keep in mind to address the length after addressing the density. Soften it up and equalize the weight to manage it and style it different ways. Continue taking vertical sections working towards the center back, take vertical sections and remove the weight internally. Use texturizing sheers to soften it up, opening and closing, cutting out the density so the hair is pliable and moveable. When weight is removed, it will collapse the shape.
Step two
Repeat same technique on the other side of the head. Go through vertically and remove the weight internally, softening it up to deal with the hair length afterwards. Go through, softening it up the internal weight, making it lighter and manageable.
Step three
After removing the weight, go in and remove more weight free hand. Grab the hair that is heavy and soften up the density where it feels too much.
Step four
After removing all the density, soften up the lines, undoing the weight that is created by the blunt line. Go vertically through and point cut to soften it up that way the hair falls with a little more movement.
Step five
After removing all the density, soften up the perimeter line. Work with the frame around the face to remove the bluntness. Refine the outside of the haircut working from the outside in, inside out, back cutting the hair or cutting on the ends.
Step six
Once the outside of the hair is refined, work on the perimeter line. Tilt the head forward and point cut the length above the fingers. Remove the length on the perimeter and cut it softly. Move the hair around and point cut into the perimeter line.
Step seven
After removing the perimeter line, layer down the perimeter. Tilt the head forward; take vertical sections and point cut the hair to soften it up where it falls to the perimeter. Collapse the shape by cutting length and by removing the density. Continue to remove the density until the hair looks good.