 What's up guys welcome to today's video so on the video today what we're gonna be working on is a fashion mullet Yes, I said mullet. It's not that scary. This is a pretty cool fashionable haircut Now you got to pick and choose what clients gonna want this haircut But the techniques that are involved in creating this look can be used in any haircut So even if this is not the specific end result you're looking for if you're looking to learn about layers Disconnection how to cut a fringe. This is still the perfect video for you So as I go through this haircut take each little bit step-by-step put it in your toolbox You can use it later in all the different haircuts that you do Hope you guys enjoy this video also guess what bonus at the end of this video I'm gonna be sharing with you a color to put over as well We're gonna do a rose gold finish on this haircut. So hope you like it. Let's get started here We go all right guys so to start off this technique what we're gonna be doing is creating a horseshoe shape On top of the head. We're gonna go below parietal ridge so right around the edge of the eyebrow and then Around the mid crown area and then all the way back around to the opposite side Then we find the division point which is basically separating the front and the back of the head now One thing I want you to notice is where does that line come down? It comes down right on the hairline which allows me to work with a consistent density in the back of the head And then a consistent density in the front of the head. So now we're gonna work vertical sections I'm gonna pull it straight out from the head shape. So we're gonna be following the head shape on this Also, we're working with the traveling guide So as I cut this I move about a half an inch over and then I take a section about a half an inch section And I bring it to the previous section and then I continue that on I cut that section in half And I keep working all the way over to behind the ear throughout the back of the head shape The other thing I want you to notice here is that my line stays pretty consistent So from that round of the head at the very top at that mid crown area I start cutting a consistent line all the way down and then it's gonna get longer because the head shape starts to curve under So right at the occipital bone area where the head starts to curve down towards the nape What happens is that hair is gonna get longer and longer, which is what starts to create that mullity effect Also, I'm doing a point cutting technique The reason I'm doing that is because I want to create a ton of texture in this cut I want that movement. I want the softness of it Harsh lines could be fine depending on the density. So if they had fine hair, maybe I'll go a little bit harder with the lines Because hard lines and fine hair still look like texture But in thick hair, I need to soften it up a little bit I don't want it building up too much. So I go in with a point cutting technique Notice how I'm going around the round of the head as I get to behind the ear We're gonna do some fun things when we get to that temple area So that's where the haircut will change But we're gonna stay pretty consistent over the next few sections as we get over there Now I'm just gonna continue working and I'm gonna do the same exact thing on the opposite side So now because I cut the back in a vertical Pattern now I'm gonna check it horizontally So I bring everything up and just check the balance as I work into the sides You're gonna notice that my finger angle is going to shift into more of a concave layer And I'm gonna work all the way across now. I don't want to cut all the way to the baseline So what I'm doing is I'm splitting this section in half. I'm keeping from the temple down Disconnected so I keep that length so you can see it there And then I elevate everything up cut a concave layer into it now I've got that length which I'm gonna show you guys what we do with it at the end So I want to cut into the left side. I'm gonna do the same exact thing working that concave layering Working that point cutting and then as I move over top of the ear. I'm gonna disconnect that temple area So now my elevation is up cutting concave basically parallel to the floor Get that last little bit and now I've got my disconnection now to take care of that disconnection I'm gonna do some slide cutting to match up the lengths The reason slide cutting was great here instead of just elevating the hair and cutting it is that This is gonna keep some of that density some of that density that we lose if we elevate there And it matches up more for the rest of the haircut So the front and the back kind of have a same feel now as we work into the top notice my finger angle It starts shorter and then gets longer towards the end of my finger or towards my palm So I elevate the hair straight up in the air and I cut short to long Creating extra length in the front that extra length We're gonna be cutting into to cut the fringe But that extra length gives me more density to work with so if you have a guest with finer hair You would probably want to add a little extra length to the front of this haircut if they have super thick hair You're gonna want to take away some of that length So I would go a little more rounded following the round of the head so play it off of your guest density That's what's great about this haircut and really working on a mannequin is being able to share with you guys Those multiple ways to do things if I have a guest in here I got a cater to exactly what she needs for this We need to talk about versatility because these haircuts don't fit everyone If I do it on one person it might not work on another So you got to understand the density of the hair that you're working with the formation of the hair that you're working with And then you're gonna have a lot more success behind the chair now. I'm gonna do a quick dry Using my hand. I really want to pull in some of the natural texture. This haircut is all about natural Right, so I don't want to stretch it out with an iron too much I go in with my Donald Scott carving comb which is available on free salon education calm if you want to purchase one They're 39 bucks. It's got a 50% cutting side Which is what I go through and cut because that's gonna make it nice and soft And then I've a hundred percent cutting side that I go in and just kind of detail that face frame around the face Now we're gonna go in using the rose gold Joico color intensity and bam you could see how that pop of color just really brings this haircut to life Hope you guys like this video. I hope you like the haircut. It's definitely super kind of rocker vibe to it It's not for everybody, but the techniques can be done on anybody So hope you guys like the video. Let me know in the comments if you have any questions. Thanks for watching