This pixie has alternating layers, graduation & disconnection contributing to a patchwork of movement in shorter lengths with a strong shape. Haircutting today is largely creative because it attributes from multiple styles & techniques that are being combined to produce something fresh. Hair is cut to move forward & backwards all at the same time to create a versatile array of shapes and textures, providing many styling options. Guests at the salon are now embracing their natural texture & want ease of styling with movement, & it all starts with a great haircut. Similar to what is happening in fashion - movement that lives within structured lines. Guests love it because it takes minimal styling effort…yet can easily become more refined or dramatic depending on the finish.

Bring clarity to your consultation & overall cut by breaking down when to incorporate disconnection based upon bone structure & hair type. You'll learn from Sam Villa® Ambassador & Artistic Education Director for Jose Luis Salon, Teresa Romero, how you can push your creative-cutting boundaries to the edge & marry different shapes through hybrid techniques.

What You'll Learn:
- Hear how-to understand the head form so you can uniquely personalize your cuts for each client
- See where to remove weight to condense a shape or when to build texture to enhance volume
- Learn how to creatively design on-point visual disconnection that floats above a precision line