Repeat the same technique for the left section.

Place your razor perpendicular to the rest of the section and glide against the hair using longer strokes.

Slightly move your razor up and down until you cut all hair.

Turn the blades of the razor facing down to cut the hair weaved out (on the bottom).

Weave your razor through your section as you would weave a highlight using a tail comb.

Hold the section parallel to the ceiling with fingers placed at the cutting guide.

Find your cutting guide by bringing the entire right section down to the nose and placing your fingers at the tip of the nose.Grip the section in-between your forefinger and middle finger.Beginning with the right section, comb the section straight towards you.Stand directly in front of the triangular section.We will be cutting each section at horizontal elevation and cutting from the inside, out for textured layers. Split the triangle section in two (left and right) using the bridge of the nose as a guide.Clip away the rest of the hair at the back of the head.Carve a diagonal line from the highest point to meet the corner of the right eye.Carve a diagonal line from the highest point to meet the corner of the left eye.Hot tip: If you lay a comb horizontal across the top of the head, the point at which the comb touches the head and balances on its own (without holding it) is the highest point.Begin at the highest point of the head.The Sam Villa Signature Series Razor also has a 6-gap blade for medium texture and 9-gap blade for more texture so you can achieve any style your client desires!Ĭreate a deep triangular section using Sam Villa Signature Series Short Cutting Comb: For this haircut we will use a straight edge with a guard.

There are several different types of blades you can use for your desired end result. These razors are ergonomic so you can easily twist and rotate for comfort without the concern of hurting your wrist or hand! Razors create shaggy, grown-out edges best because of the uneven edges, versus the smooth blades on a pair of shears.

The perfect accessory to any hairstyle! WHY USE A RAZOR TO CUT CURTAIN BANGS? Face framing bangs parted in the middle with gradual length on each side that often have a grown-out look with wispy or edgy ends. WHAT ARE CURTAIN BANGS?Ī hairstyle trend started in the 1970’s also referred to as “Bardot bangs”.

Watch this video tutorial as Sam Villa, Redken 5th Avenue Global Artistic Ambassador and the Co-Founder & Chief Creative Officer of Sam Villa Company takes you through the steps of how to cut modern curtain bangs using a razor. Change up your style with a bang! Literally.

How to cut a curtain bang