Haircut

Welcome to our lecture “Haircutting for women and men” – your key to expanding your professional hairdressing skills. This training module is designed specifically for hairdressers seeking extensive knowledge and techniques to create stylish and perfectly cut hair for both women and men.

During the course of the class we will look at a variety of cutting methods suitable for different hair types, face shapes and individual styles. We will discuss the latest trends in the fashion world and how they influence the selection of appropriate styles for our clients.

The lecture will include demonstrations of techniques to enhance the individuality of women’s and men’s hair, looking at how to combine technical skills with the creative process to achieve unique and exciting results.

Our aim is to arm you with the knowledge and skills you need to feel confident and inspired when performing any haircutting procedure. Discover the secrets of precision haircutting, gain the confidence to create modern and individual styles, and become a master in the art of hairdressing. Welcome to the exciting world of haircutting styles and techniques!

1. Necessary tools, materials and how to work with them
   1.1 Types
   1.1.1 Comb (types)
   1.1.2 Scissors (types)
   1.1.3 Filage scissors (types)
   1.1.4 Razor (types)
   1.1.5 Shaver (types)
   1.1.6 Clipper (types)
   1.1.7 Hair clips (types)
   1.1.8 Towel for the customer’s shoulders (how to use)
   1.1.9 Hairdressing cape (how to use)
   1.1.10 Water pump
2. Women’s haircut – types and analysis of the shape of the face
   2.1 Long and medium hair women’s hair
   2.1.1 Solid straight line
   2.1.2 Solid oval
   2.1.3 Solid triangle
   2.1.4 Stepped (All forms listed above)
   3.1 Short women’s hair
   3.1.1 Men’s style
   3.1.2 English short haircut
   3.1.3 French Short Haircut
   3.1.4 American beans
3. Men’s haircut – types and analysis of the shape of the face
   3.1 Short
   3.2 Average
   3.3 Long
   3.4 Formation with 1 number
   3.5 Different types of modern hairstyles