That Wig Guy

Intro to Cutting: Tackling the top beginner mistakes.

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For those eager to delve into the art of wig cutting, starting with foundational techniques is pivotal. Here’s why these particular cuts are crucial for a basic understanding:

• Classic One-Length Style: This cut serves as the bedrock of hair cutting. Mastering it provides a clear understanding of hair weight, distribution, and balance. It’s the most straightforward style, teaching precision and the importance of clean lines.

• Long Layer: Introducing layers brings in the concept of adding movement and volume to hair. It teaches how to work with different lengths within the same cut, a skill that’s integral to more advanced styles.

• Bob: A timeless classic, the bob challenges the cutter to shape hair in relation to facial features. It integrates the principles learned in the one-length cut but adds more structure and form.

• Fringe: Cutting a fringe or bangs introduces the specialist to the intricacies of framing the face. It requires precision, understanding of facial proportions, and the ability to customize the cut to individual features.

These fundamental cuts ensure that beginners gain a well-rounded skill set, equipping them to handle a variety of styles as they advance in their wig cutting journey.