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00:00 Hi everyone, I'm Courtney Bright, I'm the social and digital mediator at American Salon.
00:05 I am so excited to be here in New York with Anco Tran today.
00:09 He's going to be doing a live how to cut on me.
00:12 I'm super excited for the tutorial and for the fresh haircut.
00:15 So if you guys have any questions, feel free to ask them along the way.
00:20 And I guess we'll get started.
00:21 Yeah, let's do it.
00:22 All right, have a seat.
00:23 I'm going to turn you around.
00:24 So, I'm going to start with the front.
00:25 I know you want to grow out your hair a little bit, so, and this is what I'm thinking.
00:37 I'm thinking that we should take off a good, like, you know, three quarter of an inch to
00:43 make it nice and healthy.
00:44 And I know you like the ends to be blunt, so I do like the blunt.
00:47 But I also like it a little bit soft, so it has movement.
00:50 So that's good.
00:51 And then you have these pieces up here, if you can show them to me.
00:56 Sure.
00:57 Um, here.
00:58 There's just, it just needs a little, it needs blending.
01:01 Right.
01:02 I didn't cut that before, but it was previously, you know, done.
01:05 So I want to take that up to about here, and then sort of blend it with the rest.
01:09 So it'll be a little more like a modern shag kind of deal.
01:14 And then relay everything.
01:15 So give it a little bit of this.
01:16 Perfect.
01:17 I trust you.
01:18 I'm excited.
01:19 All right, here we go.
01:20 So I think I'm going to start with the baseline first.
01:23 Well, we can.
01:24 Let's just start.
01:25 Let's just do that later.
01:26 I want to layer first.
01:27 Do something different.
01:28 I'm going to go ahead and get some layers in.
01:29 I'm going to start with the back and work my way towards the front.
01:30 Okay, cool.
01:31 And then I'm going to start with the center.
01:32 And I'm going to start with the bottom.
01:33 And I'm going to start with the top.
01:34 And I'm going to start with the bottom.
01:35 And I'm going to start with the top.
01:36 And I'm going to start with the bottom.
01:37 And I'm going to start with the top.
01:38 And I'm going to start with the bottom.
01:39 And I'm going to start with the top.
01:40 And I'm going to start with the bottom.
01:41 And I'm going to start with the center.
01:50 And basically, working short to long.
01:55 Because I want a lot of layers on top of here.
01:59 So it gives her crown a little more movement, a little more a shag effect, but not like
02:04 the full on 70s where it's like the crown is completely disconnected.
02:09 And again, this is a little more of a softer, modern shag.
02:17 The reason why I choose to do point cutting is that it makes her hair softer in the interior.
02:26 So it moves better.
02:27 And also, it lays in better.
02:28 And we prepped her hair with a wash, but then we went ahead and blew it out.
02:36 Why do you prefer to cut dry?
02:40 I like to cut dry because one, I can see all the calyx.
02:44 I can see if one side is thicker than the other.
02:49 Or after you layer it, you can see how it moves.
02:53 It's very important to see how-- I don't know.
02:55 I am very visual, so I like to see how it moves instantly.
02:58 Instead of cutting it wet-- when you cut it wet, you just basically give someone an overall
03:04 haircut without any customizing.
03:08 And then you dry it, and then you re-cut it again.
03:11 So I want to cut that middle part out.
03:12 And I know how her hair gets wavy.
03:15 I remember from last time, I saw you came in.
03:19 I have that in my mind.
03:20 I have a lot of hair.
03:21 It's good hair.
03:22 It's good hair.
03:23 So when I do the short to long pieces, it will make the hair less bulky.
03:35 See all these little guys?
03:36 We can get rid of them.
03:39 And let the rest grow out.
03:50 Continue.
03:51 You want to come here, you can see it.
03:53 Continue all the way through to the very front.
03:56 A lot of times, I like to keep the very front pieces out.
04:01 A lot of times, you get a really straight line.
04:04 You want to make sure that your parting is really nice and clean.
04:08 But in this case, I don't care about the cleanliness.
04:12 I just want to make sure that her ends right here are covered.
04:15 And not that-- I don't want a hole right there.
04:18 A lot of times, I just go in and I'd rather cover that.
04:23 And then later on, visually blend it.
04:27 Because I don't want no hole.
04:28 Because she already has a little hole in the front.
04:31 So I don't want any more.
04:35 All right.
04:36 And then take this up.
04:37 And then you're going to work your way short to long again.
04:41 [pause]
04:49 It's getting there.
04:51 And then I'm going to do the same on this side.
04:55 So I'm taking pie section all the way through.
04:58 [pause]
05:02 Working my way short to long.
05:04 [pause]
05:16 Now, when you give one of your clients a haircut,
05:18 how often afterwards do you recommend you schedule them to come in for their next cut?
05:23 It depends.
05:24 If it's a really short pixie haircut, maybe two to three months.
05:30 Your length, I would say about four months.
05:32 Okay.
05:33 It depends.
05:34 If they're one of those types that just grow and it gets into different haircuts and it just forms into another thing,
05:45 then a lot of times, we just let it grow until they get really shaggy and they're like, "Okay, I can't do it anymore."
05:50 They can't do it anymore.
05:51 But I do have clients that regularly come in every three months.
05:54 They want to make sure that they get the same haircut all the time.
05:57 So that's good.
05:58 I got both.
05:59 I get people who just let it grow and get to something else.
06:04 One thing that's really good when you do point cut these things is that it does lay in better.
06:10 So it lays into each other instead of on top of each other.
06:13 So when it does grow out, it just blends.
06:16 That's the reason why I point cut.
06:18 [pause]
06:23 Jimmy, is there any questions on that?
06:25 No, we just got one actually.
06:27 [laughter]
06:29 What are Anh's favorite shears to use for dry cutting?
06:32 I love Hikaris.
06:34 These are my favorite.
06:35 They're amazing.
06:37 They cut really well.
06:41 They cut your fingers really well.
06:42 [laughter]
06:44 They're super sharp.
06:45 And the reason why I like them is because you don't have to get a sharp one often.
06:50 It's an investment, but it's worth it.
06:53 And they always yell at me because I like to keep my scissor really loose, and they hate that.
07:01 Really?
07:02 Yeah, but it's not as good for the scissor in the long run.
07:06 But these damn scissors are so amazing and so well built that they'll be fine.
07:12 And the reason why I like it really loose is because I don't put any effort on my wrist.
07:18 Everything is on my thumb.
07:20 Okay.
07:21 So it's less work for me, and that's why I can do 15, 20 cuts a day.
07:27 Wow.
07:28 And it won't be painful already.
07:32 And is that a normal day for you if you're in the salon 15 to 20?
07:35 At least 15.
07:36 Wow.
07:37 Yeah.
07:38 Today is going to be a late one.
07:42 So after I finish all that stuff, shake out the hair.
07:46 Just make sure that it's good and make sure the balance is good.
07:51 I think I'm a little bit longer here.
07:53 Tiny bit.
07:58 Oh, and there's another question asking, does it matter how deep you point cut into the hair?
08:03 It does.
08:04 It does.
08:05 The deeper you go, the more weight you take out.
08:09 So I'm gauging her hair because I don't want to go too deep, and that's not my whole thing to make her ends too thin.
08:15 As you can see, there's certain points I don't point cut.
08:19 There's a part I do point cut because it's thicker and one is thinner than the other one.
08:23 So you always want to point cut the way of thickness.
08:26 So when you do have it down, it moves.
08:29 And when you see these little points that comes in, those are point cutting.
08:34 You won't get that with thinning scissors because thinning scissors will just make it look like thin and bulky at the same time.
08:41 You won't get these pieces.
08:43 You won't get these points.
08:49 So what I'm doing right now is I'm just blending the top layer to the bottom layers.
08:55 The other side of her hair was thicker than this side.
09:00 So I'm just creating a little more movement that's at the bottom.
09:07 Okay.
09:09 So I'm going to go ahead and cut the baseline.
09:11 I haven't cut the baseline yet, so I'm going to take a good three-quarter of an inch off from the bottom.
09:24 And I'm going to point cut this but not deep.
09:29 So when you point cut this, it creates softness without being blunt, you know?
09:38 So a lot of times, people are like, "Well, why don't you just cut blunt and then point cut it?"
09:42 If you do cut blunt and then you point cut it, it's going to go shorter.
09:47 So I don't want this any shorter than what it is.
09:55 And then if there's a certain point that needs to be point cut, I just go in a little deeper.
10:02 I'm going to bring the sides back and over-direct it back so it creates a little more of an A-line in the front.
10:19 Can I have you uncross your legs just to make sure that --
10:21 The reason why a lot of people always have their clients uncross their legs is because sometimes when you do uncross your legs, you're like this.
10:31 Or you're like this.
10:33 But some people, when they uncross their legs, they're perfectly straight.
10:37 So it all depends.
10:39 It's not like a rule of thumb like you have to cut someone's hair with their legs uncrossed.
10:44 Some people just cross it and they're like this.
10:47 So it doesn't matter.
10:49 You have to make sure that the shoulder's not off when they cross their legs.
10:55 Sometimes I have my clients cross their legs because I know they have it straight on their shoulder.
11:04 But that's what we learned in school.
11:06 Always let it uncross the legs before you start cutting.
11:11 I like to know the rules and then break it.
11:14 And speaking of school, your classes.
11:17 Yes.
11:18 Can we talk about those?
11:19 Yes, absolutely.
11:20 So we have -- Johnny and I, he's my business partner.
11:23 He does beautiful, amazing color that just lasts forever.
11:27 Him and I have our class.
11:30 It's called ART, art.
11:33 And it's Academy Remembers Tramp.
11:36 And the reason why we have it is because we want to share our knowledge of what we do and how we do things.
11:42 Not just about hair but just about the culture.
11:47 Social media, how to take photos, what kind of camera we use, what kind of lighting, when to post.
11:58 All these information is so important.
12:01 And I think it's important when someone who doesn't do these things.
12:05 It's good for us to share because it's time to share with everyone else.
12:13 Absolutely.
12:14 And where is your next class?
12:16 Our next class is going to be in Vegas.
12:20 Vegas.
12:22 Oh, I lied.
12:23 Just kidding.
12:24 Seattle.
12:25 Seattle.
12:26 Just kidding.
12:27 Seattle.
12:28 Check, yeah.
12:29 Because they have the same -- no, almost the same day.
12:32 I don't know.
12:33 I travel somewhere so I have to ask my assistant.
12:35 Timmy is filming it.
12:36 He's my assistant.
12:37 Seattle.
12:38 Is it September 19th?
12:39 Yes, it is.
12:40 Okay, I got it.
12:41 Yeah, September 19th.
12:42 It's going to be in Seattle.
12:44 It's going to be with L'Oreal.
12:46 So L'Oreal has a thing up there and we're going to partner up with them.
12:51 So it will be fun.
12:53 It will be really, really fun.
12:55 I enjoy it because I used to teach and I love it, you know.
13:01 And I love it even more so because it's actually what I want to teach, you know.
13:08 And it's fun.
13:09 I really love to share that with hairdressers.
13:14 And --
13:16 Where can they go to find out about your upcoming classes?
13:19 They can go to academyremairstrand.com.
13:23 And then we also have Vegas class too and that's in October.
13:28 October 17th, yeah.
13:32 Okay, right now I'm just getting ready to split ends.
13:35 So you see these little guys.
13:37 I'm just going to go in and just, like, get rid of it.
13:41 Okay, I didn't take three-quarter of an inch off.
13:45 I mainly, like, maybe have an inch the most.
13:50 I trust you.
13:52 I'm actually more on the shy side when it comes to taking off length because, I don't know.
13:58 I mean, I want to be honest.
14:00 I'm not like one of those hairdressers who's like, "Oh, let's just take off an inch and take three inches off."
14:04 I tell them the truth.
14:06 I'm like, "Let's -- your hair is like crap.
14:08 Let's take four off."
14:09 Or, "Your hair -- your hair don't need it."
14:11 You know, I think if anything, these internal layers or these internal breakage --
14:18 or not breakage but, like, dryness that needs more attention than the bottom.
14:23 Because a lot of times people only take the bottom up and then they forget the inside part.
14:27 And the inside part is, like, the part that keeps on breaking, the part that keeps on, like, you know, falling out.
14:32 And that's important to, like, maintain that.
14:35 So, when you do, you know, get rid of these ends right here, it helps to maintain that.
14:42 And I'm looking at, you know, hair by strand by strand, not just like, you know, not just cutting random hair.
14:53 Let's check this out and make sure that it's nice and even.
15:02 All right.
15:03 So, I'm going to go now into the face framing, okay?
15:06 And that's when I'm going to go about -- my aim is about the lip level.
15:10 Okay.
15:11 It goes all the way down.
15:12 Yeah.
15:13 Okay?
15:14 Sweet.
15:15 So, my parting is, like, top of the ear to the front of the ear.
15:20 Here you go.
15:21 It's okay.
15:23 Okay.
15:26 And I'm going to elevate this.
15:31 Let's see what -- how you point cut this.
15:34 I'm not going to elevate it high because the higher you elevate, the softer it is.
15:38 The lower you elevate, the heavier it is.
15:41 So, I want to bring it out just a little bit and then point cut this in because I don't want a blunt line.
15:47 The reason why I don't want a blunt line is because the bottom here is soft.
15:50 So, if you have blunt and then soft, it just doesn't mix.
15:53 So, I'd rather have my hair cut that mix really well.
15:58 That blends in well with texture.
16:08 I have a question.
16:09 When did you start specializing in cutting in your career?
16:13 The funny thing, when I was in beauty school, all I did was just highlights.
16:17 Really?
16:18 Yeah.
16:19 I don't know.
16:20 I don't know.
16:21 We would just come in with, like, long-ass hair.
16:23 And they're like, "I want highlights."
16:24 I'm like, "Ugh."
16:26 I'm like, "Okay.
16:27 I'm doing this so I can get points."
16:29 And I just -- I don't know.
16:30 I got stuck with it.
16:31 And, you know, one person liked it.
16:33 The other person liked it.
16:34 I suck at it.
16:35 I'll be honest with you.
16:36 I don't know why I keep on saying it.
16:39 It's not my passion.
16:41 I don't know.
16:42 Color, to me, is so beautiful.
16:44 And I really appreciate it and full respect for it.
16:48 Because without color, you know, the cut cannot be good.
16:52 Without the cut, you know, the color won't be good.
16:55 It's just hands in hand, you know?
16:57 That's why you and Johnny make such an incredible team.
17:00 Oh, thank you.
17:01 I mean, I think one thing is, like, he's so passionate about color.
17:04 And I'm so passionate about haircuts.
17:06 It's good, you know?
17:09 You don't have to be passionate one or the other.
17:13 It's hard.
17:14 And I don't know.
17:16 I can never do both.
17:17 I can never do both.
17:18 One, I get so stressed about color.
17:21 Even toning extensions or toning people's hair, I'm like, "Okay.
17:24 Is it done? Is it done? Is it done?"
17:26 It's looking dark.
17:27 It's, like, weird, you know?
17:28 I get so freaked out about it.
17:30 But cutting, I can control it.
17:33 I'm such a control freak when it comes to that part.
17:38 So how long have you been just cutting?
17:41 Probably about 15, almost 16 years.
17:47 Wow.
17:48 Yeah.
17:50 It's fun.
17:51 Every single year, every single time I cut someone's hair, I learn something, you know?
17:56 And I would never stop learning.
17:58 I'm never satisfied.
18:01 See, like that, I can't cut that any shorter, and that's the previous thing that happened.
18:08 So a lot of times, I just point cut this in so I can blend it.
18:15 But, yeah, I always learn because you know why?
18:18 Everyone has different texture.
18:20 And texture is so important to understand, you know?
18:26 Even though a lot of times you guys see my Instagram feed, there's a lot of, like, haircuts that look very similar.
18:32 But keep in mind that each of them have different texture.
18:36 So in order to make them look very similar, I think it's hard.
18:40 It's hard to keep consistent, and I always try to be consistent.
18:44 And I think one of the biggest complaints from clients is consistency.
18:50 A lot of times I always ask, like, "Oh, so why did you stop going to your last hairdresser's?" or blah, blah, blah, blah.
18:56 Or sometimes I get complaints, too.
18:57 I'm not perfect, you know?
18:58 I'll be like, "Oh, hey, on your last haircut was great, but blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah."
19:04 Then I always think about, "Okay, how can I improve myself?
19:07 And how can I get better?"
19:09 And how you get better is you create a system within the haircuts, either weighting it out or layers, all that stuff.
19:17 You have to be consistent about it and know what to do when there's a curl back here or there's a cowlick back there.
19:24 Keep in mind, keep all that stuff in your head, and that's how you learn.
19:28 It's when you're paying attention to the client's head.
19:33 A lot of times I don't remember their name, though.
19:36 But I do remember their hair.
19:38 Once I get in, I'm like, "Oh, yes, you do have a daughter that blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah that throws water balloons at people."
19:45 Whatever.
19:46 Stuff like that.
19:47 They're like, "How do you know that?"
19:48 I'm like, "I don't know.
19:49 I just got into your hair, and I just remember that."
19:52 It's weird stuff like that, but I just love this.
19:56 This is so much fun.
19:58 You mentioned your Instagram feed.
20:01 In your social media, you've become such an influencer.
20:05 You know what it is?
20:07 It's really fun to be able to always keep anew at things.
20:13 I think that excites me about things, keeping anew.
20:17 Not doing the same thing over and over and over, the same pose and the same style and stuff like that.
20:23 I love change.
20:24 I'm a huge person about changing and stuff like that.
20:28 If you had to give one tip to any of our audience right now on how to grow their following,
20:34 and they're like, "Oh, gosh, I look at Ahn's page.
20:37 How can I achieve what he has?"
20:39 What would you give them?
20:41 Be consistent.
20:43 Consistent with your posts.
20:44 If you know that you're going to be posting 8 o'clock, 9 o'clock in the morning, do it.
20:50 There's apps out there now that you can set all that timing.
20:54 I still do it manually.
20:56 The reason why is because a lot of times I'll set it, and I'll be like,
21:01 "Okay, I'm going to post this one tomorrow, blah, blah, blah, this one, blah, blah, blah."
21:05 Then when I wake up today, I'm like, "Nah."
21:07 You don't love it?
21:08 No.
21:09 At the same time, everything has to flow.
21:11 It's like you're telling a story on your Instagram.
21:14 Right.
21:15 I don't know.
21:17 I think being consistent and knowing what you post.
21:21 I always like to show variations of what I do.
21:27 I don't just do one thing.
21:32 A lot of your new clients, do they come from social media?
21:36 That's how they find you?
21:38 A lot.
21:39 Yeah.
21:42 So, we just finished.
21:50 A lot of times I like to blow dry with the cool air because I want to see what it looks like.
22:00 I want to see the movement, and I want to cool my head down a little bit.
22:05 I'm just like, "Sit with the Q-Poll."
22:16 This is great.
22:17 I wish Americans at the salon could hang out with you every morning.
22:20 Hang it up.
22:21 Yes, we do.
22:24 Yeah, that's it.
22:25 I really want this part to grow.
22:27 I can't cut any more than this.
22:30 I won't trim it myself, so it will grow.
22:33 Right now, as you can tell, this is more my liking on this side.
22:37 As you guys can see how it just flows.
22:41 This one has a little bit of a very anal part.
22:45 It will grow.
22:46 I mean, with anything, when your hair does wave, it will disguise it.
22:50 I know that.
22:52 Next time, we'll come back and we'll just get it more stronger and very fine.
22:56 Perfect.
22:57 So, let's move in and wave your hair.
22:59 I'm going to show you guys some new waving techniques that I've been doing.
23:03 It's a different one than what we usually do, the live-in waves.
23:08 This one is a little bit newer, and I think it's more natural looking.
23:12 Because when you look at people's natural waving hair, there's some curls and there's some waves.
23:18 This has a little more of both in it.
23:20 All right.
23:21 And then Ramon is going to come in and help me out.
23:24 A lot of times, we tag team because we have so many kinds of back-to-back.
23:29 Also, I'll help them to understand what I do.
23:32 Also, it's a training as well.
23:34 One, they get training.
23:36 Two, I might have to stay here for a while.
23:39 It's all a win-win situation.
23:42 I think it's important for everyone to see this because I know sometimes on the videos that are fast on Instagram,
23:47 people are like, "Oh, why does it take so many people?"
23:50 But there's a lot of effort that goes into the effortless look.
23:53 Yeah, it does.
23:54 But some people have the natural waves and it's just easy for them.
23:58 Right.
23:59 I'm going to be using, actually, let's use an inch and a half because I think her hair will curl well.
24:06 So I'm going to use an inch and a half.
24:09 Let me make sure this thing is on.
24:10 I love the Marcel.
24:13 I know it's old school.
24:16 And the reason why I like it because you see this part, I can give it enough.
24:23 I can give more pressure or less pressure.
24:25 With the clamp, it's like you just clamp it and it just clamps.
24:28 It doesn't have any--you can't gauge it.
24:31 This one, you can.
24:32 You can make it--
24:33 So when it's thick hair, I can really push it down and give it more pressure.
24:39 So that's the reason why I like it.
24:43 And you can do the same with the flat iron, with this wave that I've been doing.
24:50 But I like this one a little more because it's more consistent.
24:53 The flat iron, if you make it--if you go too fast, then it will be too wavy.
24:59 If you go too slow, there will be too less wavy.
25:02 So being that consistent is hard.
25:04 With this, it's easier.
25:07 Just bending in and out.
25:09 And that's it.
25:10 So it goes in more like that.
25:13 And then the next one, I want to use the old live-in waves.
25:24 And Ramon is doing the same with that too.
25:29 So you want to come over here and take a look.
25:36 So I did this part already, as you can see.
25:38 So you get that part and then you get that.
25:40 And when you do mix it, it blends really nicely.
25:48 Okay.
25:49 So for this next one, I'm going to be doing the new one.
26:05 So are we alternating every other?
26:07 Mm-hmm.
26:08 Okay.
26:11 And then this one.
26:20 So sometimes it goes in, sometimes it goes out.
26:23 I like it a little more natural looking or inconsistent in that sense.
26:35 And then this very last part, I'm going to go back.
26:49 Now, do you teach other stylists in your salon this technique?
26:52 Or do they kind of form their own technique?
26:54 I do. I do.
26:55 If they ever want to learn it, I'm always like, "Hey, I got this new thing, blah, blah.
26:59 You guys should try it, blah, blah."
27:01 And then the last one is like, "Yeah, I want to try it."
27:06 I mean, they got the other one down, so.
27:08 Right.
27:13 And how many stylists do you have in your salon?
27:15 As of now, we have about 24.
27:18 Wow.
27:20 It's a lot. It's a lot.
27:23 Have you done a class yet in your salon?
27:26 Not really. No, we have not done that.
27:33 We haven't done that, but we will.
27:36 We just haven't got a chance to like, you know, really sit down and do L.A. or New York.
27:49 The reason why we're teaching in different cities is because we got offers to do different places, you know?
27:55 Right.
27:56 So, it comes easy, so like, why not?
27:58 Well, that's great because there's artists everywhere.
28:00 Yeah. Yeah, yeah.
28:02 And also, you know, finding a location and all that stuff is really hard, you know?
28:07 Something that can host, you know, like 70, 80, 90 people is hard.
28:18 Is that what you try to keep your classes to?
28:21 About, you know, because it is a look and learn.
28:24 So, it's no hands-on.
28:26 Hands-on, never.
28:28 That's too many people.
28:30 But look and learn, yeah.
28:31 And I think, you know, we can do that because we have like about a good amount of full models coming in.
28:39 And, you know, there's variations of length of haircuts and, you know, and there are pre-done models with color and stuff like that.
28:48 So, there's a lot of variety, a lot to learn from.
28:53 And not only that, it's just like there's a social media segment and there's like all these different segments.
28:59 Which is so important.
29:00 And for anyone that's joining us right now, can you let them know where they can sign up for your classes?
29:04 Yeah. Academyremairstrand.com.
29:07 Okay.
29:09 Or you can go on to one of ours on Instagram.
29:12 We always, you know, have that on there.
29:17 And where can everyone find you on Instagram?
29:20 My full name, Anko Tran.
29:23 A-N-H, though. Don't spell A-H-N. You won't find me.
29:27 [Laughter]
29:29 So, the only part that gets a little tricky once you get back here is like alternating.
29:40 And do the same. And we're almost done.
29:58 See how fast it is?
30:00 Great. You guys are like the dream team.
30:02 [Laughter]
30:03 Yeah. Every morning we'll come to your place.
30:07 Wait. How great would that be?
30:10 I'll bring you coffee.
30:11 Okay. Fair enough.
30:32 I'll get you some water. Water's important.
30:38 And last but not least, love. Amazing.
30:46 That's second day hair. Second day hair is really cool.
30:50 That's the best kind of hair.
30:52 Agree. Agree.
30:54 So, I'm going to have you put your head back.
30:56 Spray this in. All over. Maybe a little rinse.
31:04 It smells really good. I mean, we get that a lot. A lot.
31:08 It's one of my favorite products right now. It's so good.
31:12 You know, what we're doing. It just suits it.
31:22 So now you can see how it blends.
31:28 And...
31:39 You want to try it?
31:42 I like to use a bit of a cream on the bottom for more separation on our ends.
31:52 And the one I use is...
31:58 That's the one I use on the ends.
32:00 To give it more separation. To piece it out more.
32:12 Hair's a little thirsty.
32:14 Yeah, I can do a little more.
32:19 Okay.
32:29 I need to go make dinner plans.
32:37 Yeah.
32:41 I think the rain stopped.
32:43 That's the hardest.
33:02 I'm just going to soften up these pieces. I don't like them too curly.
33:06 But it's better to do it too wavy.
33:09 Right.
33:10 So you can soften it.
33:12 Because if you don't do it wavy enough, it won't be as...
33:16 It won't hold as much.
33:27 Julio.
33:30 Hey.
33:31 Hey.
33:32 Alright.
33:33 Do you have a shirt underneath?
33:35 I do.
33:36 Good.
33:37 So you can see the whole entire thing.
33:40 Wow.
33:42 So for those of us that are just tuning in, you can always see this on replay at American Salon Facebook page.
33:49 Oh, I love it!
33:51 Right? It's blunt at the end.
33:52 It's so good.
33:53 It's soft too.
33:54 And you can see the movement and all that stuff.
33:57 Thank you.
33:59 Better?
34:00 Yes.
34:01 So thank you all for tuning in.
34:02 And again, you can always come back to Facebook to see the replay.
34:06 So, Coltrane, thank you for joining us.
34:08 Where can we find you on Instagram?
34:09 On Coltrane.
34:11 That's all you can find at American Salon on Instagram at American_Salon.
34:16 We also did a little prep on our Instagram stories.
34:18 You can catch that there.
34:19 And we'll see you next time.
34:21 Bye.