 Alright guys, so first off I wanna break down the sectioning. Sectioning is real simple. Four triangles, two in the front, two in the back, separating top and bottom. I really just wanna separate that fringe area, which you can see right there, and then separate the back and the top. And then we're using the EvoRazor Pro. I'm gonna go in taking vertical sections and work that through. Now watch how I glide through this with the razor and then I kinda taper off at the end. And the reason I taper off is because I really wanna create some of that extra length on the bottom. And you can even go a little extreme with it because you can always take off more length at the bottom, but this haircut is really relying on you having that length in there. So I just wanted to pause the video real quick and let you know that we have an online store, free saloneducation.com. Not only is there free education on there, you can sign up for my free seven day masterclass on becoming a better haircutter. 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We'll put it in the comments in the description so that you know exactly where to go but go to freesaloneducation.com. Back to the video, here we go. Nice and short on the interior and then fade away to get that exterior length and just have it a little bit longer. This is something that you can do this with a scissor but it's just so much easier with a razor to go in and do it. So again, EVO Razor Pro, you can see how we're going through, taking out that length. And then as I get to the bottom, I really leave out that length to create that shag effect. We're doing a short shag, like a pixie shag here and having the longer hair around the edges is really, really gonna benefit us in the end result as we go through it. So working the curve of the head, following the curve of the head, you can see my diagonal back sectioning and just combing but you can see my finger angle follows the head shape. So really just keep it with the head shape until we get to the outer perimeter of the haircut and then we leave that length. And that's really the goal all the way through the sides and back of the head. Now we're gonna do the same thing on the right hand side of the head. Again, just working that razor through, sliding out, leaving a little bit of extra length. We'll do this all the way through the sides and back and then we'll move to the top. Because of the balance and weight with this razor, you guys will notice that I traditionally palm my scissor. It just feels so comfortable to be able to palm this razor whether you flip it around like I'm doing or just palm it to get it out of the way as you comb. That's always been the thing for me, especially with a razor, it's got like an open blade on it. You don't have to worry about cutting yourself because it's got a guard but you can cut client's hair that you didn't wanna cut. So being able to palm it, get it out of the way is just such a cool benefit of the EvoRazor Pro. So now we're gonna take out the two back triangles on the top of the head and we're gonna work cutting with a stationary guide. So we're gonna work those vertical sections all the way through, you can see right there. And we're gonna bring it all back to that stationary point right in the crown area which will create extra length towards the front. Now, what is the difference between cutting with a razor and cutting with a scissor? The only difference and a lot of people and clients and everything get freaked out by a razor. A razor creates a softer edge on a haircut. The blade is super sharp, it's sharper than a scissor blade. A razor sharp edge is one of the sharpest edges, right? So you wanna make sure that you have a fresh blade in your tool and then from there, you don't have to worry about it damaging the hair. You're just gonna get a softer result. Now, is that good for every single client? Not necessarily, not everybody wants that soft result. Some people wanna see a blunt edge. Other people with thicker hair or different haircut needs, if they want more texture in their haircut, then a razor is the perfect choice because you don't have to go in and then do all that thinning and point cutting and all of that. You're already doing it pretty much with the razor stamping that in. So you can see, bring everything back to me and when I move that razor up and down, the more I move it up and down, the more shattered the edge will be, the more texture you'll get, the softer the line will be, the less weight and kind of build up of weight throughout the haircut is gonna happen. So there's a lot of benefits to using a razor, especially on short hair because you really eliminate a lot of those issues that you might have when you have to go back in after you blow dry the haircut and you see unwanted things in the haircut that you gotta remove. So just really helps out a lot with that. So you can see, that's the top. Now I'll take out that fringe area and this is the beauty of cutting with a razor is just being able to bring this hair over, over top of the nose and then a soft little back and forth with the razor. Again, gives me a soft line. It's gonna push that weight back. So it's gonna open up the fringe a little bit but have that kind of descending line. So when you're cutting a fringe, you don't wanna just go straight across with scissors or a razor. Being able to over direct it a little bit gives you a little bit more softness and kind of frames the face nicely with those pieces, which you can see right there. And now we'll go in, do a little finishing touches with the razor. And then this is a brand new tool that we also have launching which I won't talk about it a ton. We'll talk about it in a later video but super cool Blend 40, which is my favorite scissor all time for short hair right now. Just being able to go in there, it takes out 40% of the hair. So I treat it like I'm cutting with a blunt scissor because you're taking out so much of the hair but it just creates this beautiful texture and takes out just a ton of weight but you also can create lines with it, which is super cool. So just going through, you can see I hold the section like typical and then I slide my hand out which creates just movement texture and removes weight in the haircut. A little bit of point cutting as well. After I blew it dry and now some slide cutting. So this is the Blend 40 Elite in our Elite series scissors and then look at how I just run this razor over top. Now this might freak some people out, be a little cautious with it, you don't push hard into it but it just creates a fun texture on the top. Now this might be one of my new favorite products. I'm not even gonna promote it really but I'm just showing you guys what it is because I'm using it in my hair, I'm using it in all kinds of stuff. I just kind of got obsessed with it. Christina actually picked it up from the Cosmoprop, the local Cosmoprop Maria Nia. I think it's called a Nila maybe but the Gabbro, I think it's called, I don't even know how to pronounce it. It's that new to me but she picked it up for our son and I got obsessed with it. So I'm using it on everything. This is my second round of it. So I just figured I'd throw it in the video. Final touches, this is the end result of the haircut. Nice shag effect, a lot of texture, a lot of movement in it. Obviously you can put your own twist on it but I hope you guys like it. Let me know in the comments below what you think. Be sure to check out all the tools on our online store, freestyleneducation.com. Thanks for watching the video guys. I'll see you on the next one. Thanks.