KS Hairstyle

A little bit about my technique cuts:
French cutting is based on sculpturing, it is a free hand carving out of hair, to the finished detail. It is soft and feminine with flow and movement. It has a natural design which is created by free hand cutting following the contours of the head. It’s more cutting by feel than by eye. Scissors and razors are used and any tapering or thining is done after the hair has been dryed.
English haircutting, on the other hand, is more like stacking lego blocks, section by section until you have a completed block. The diamond cut which is a Vidal Sassoon technique from the 60s is based very much on architecture. I think the diamond cut works well on layering and bobs. Blow drying also follows the same technique.
French cutting is more widely used in Europe and New York. In Australia, 90% English cutting is used. A mix of French and English techniques are taught in Russia at school "Profil'" and knowing both techniques is of great advantage. I use both techniques as a great way of creating hair styles for my clients who want to have a new style and manageable hair, at the same time.
I have a lot of clients who didn't know what to do with their hair before our meeting. Their hair was pretty hard to control from day to day. But now it's easy for them to control. Now, they can spend less time on their hair and styling products. Distinctive feature also is, if you would like to grow your hair again, after such a short haircut, you wouldn't need to have a monthly cut, because your hair will look neat and tidy anyway.
All of that is achieved by a mix of English and French techniques.
If you would like to get such a haircut, you can do it right now.
Text me by phone or FB.
Cheers.