The video is a tutorial on how to cut face-framing layers in your hair. The host, Brad Mondo, explains that face-framing layers are a great way to accentuate the best features of your face and make it look more youthful. He provides a step-by-step guide on how to cut face-framing layers, including:
1. Preparing your hair by wetting it and using a comb or brush to detangle.
2. Sectioning your hair into three parts: two sides and one back section.
3. Cutting the shortest layer at the front of your head, just below the chin or at the cheekbone, depending on the desired look.
4. Cutting the hair on one side, using a triangle piece as a guide, and then cutting the opposite side to match.
5. Repeating the process for the second and third sections of hair.
Brad also provides tips on how to style face-framing layers, including using a round brush and blow dryer to curl the ends of the hair towards the face. He demonstrates how to use a heat shield and smoothing oil to protect the hair and add shine.
Throughout the video, Brad is assisted by a mannequin, Miss Manny Quinn, who receives the face-framing layer haircut. The video ends with a reveal of the finished haircut and blowout, which looks sleek and sexy.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. The speaker is demonstrating how to cut face-framing layers in a haircut.
2. Face-framing layers are pieces of hair that frame the face and are not cut too short.
3. The speaker recommends using a comb or brush to section the hair.
4. The speaker uses clips, bobby pins, or hair elastics to keep the hair out of the way.
5. A pair of hair-cutting shears is needed for the haircut.
6. The speaker recommends using a conditioning mist to make the hair easier to comb.
7. The speaker sections the hair into three parts: two sides and the back.
8. The speaker cuts the hair in small triangle pieces, starting from the front of the head.
9. The speaker recommends cutting the hair in small increments to avoid making mistakes.
10. The speaker uses a blow dryer and a round brush to style the hair.
11. The speaker applies a heat shield and smoothing oil to the hair to protect it from heat damage and make it look shiny.
12. The speaker sections the hair into small parts and blow-dries it in a forward direction towards the face to create a face-framing effect.
13. The speaker twists the hair down a couple of times and lets it cool down to set it in place.
14. The speaker finishes the blowout and shows the final results of the haircut.
15. The speaker encourages viewers to attempt the haircut on themselves and to record and share their experience on YouTube.