It can be hard to get a nice, defined curl if you don’t know how this type of hair works on you and how you can do it. Don’t worry; I’ll tell you how you can style your curly hair with different curly hair-cutting methods.
Curly hair needs the same kind of care as straight hair. Many women with straight hair have to straighten or conditioning their hair every day to make it look nice. And is that getting a nice, defined curl can be hard if you need to learn how this type of hair works or how to do it.
We’ve collected all the techniques for cutting your curly hair correctly that hair stylists do. Before going to any stylist, read this article to save money. Here we collect 35 different techniques to cut your curly hair.
Pulsing Technique
This method will help you to dry your curly hair. It’s done by pressing the hair with your hands in quick, up-and-down motions.
To do this:
- Turn the head upside down on its side so that the curls hang in the air.
- It is done on wet hair while the preferred defining or fixing product is used.
- To get a consistent result, you must go over all the hair, and that’s it.
DevaCut Technique
In the early 1990s DevaCut haircut technique was created because we wear our curls dry. Lorraine Massey, a British-American hairdresser, invented DevaCut.
“Rezo Cut” Technique
This is the most popular way to cut curly hair, especially hair that is naturally curly and wavy. Nubia Suarez came up with it. The Rezo cut shows off your curls and gives your hair more volume. The curls are always the same length. Find an expert who is certified by Rezo.
A-Line, Bob Technique
Even if your hair is curly, you can still get an A-line bob. To keep some of the lengths of your hair, you only need to round off the back of your hair. Adding short bangs can also make your hair look more dramatic.
Ouidad Carve Technique
The Ouidad carve, which is also called the “carve and slice” technique, is perfect for women with curly hair that is thick and full. It makes your curls less significant, making them easier to work with and reducing frizz.
Long, Thick, Shiny Curls
Is cutting curly hair straight? Cuts don’t straighten curls. Genes determine follicle hair shape and type. Oval follicles cause curls. Curl cuts vary. Some curly haircuts emphasize curl pattern and texture, while others emphasize hair type and quantity. Good haircuts won’t flatten curls. Bad styling flattens and frizzes curls.
Curl After Curl Technique
This method for making curls, also called the “shingling” method, takes time but works well. It involves running conditioner-soaked fingers over each curl, pulling them down to stretch them fully, and letting goes when you reach the tip. In this way, we get the same effect as when you pull on a gift bow with scissors and it curls.
Wet Plopping Technique
The “wet plopping” method requires washing and applying our favorite moisturizing and curl-defining products. Then, just put the curls in a hat. We’ll flip the head until all the curls are in place. Depending on hair length and type, let the hair dry in the cap or use the dryer with a diffuser after a certain time (about 30 minutes is the standard).
Fringes And Twist Technique
Try this hairstyle if you want to stand out and have thicker curls. You can frame and highlight your eyes with a square, curved shape and soft fringes.
Finger-wrapping Technique
Using a leave-in conditioner and rolling the curls with our fingers is a traditional way to style curly hair. It is done on wet hair and then left to dry on its own or with the help of a blow dryer. This separates the ringlets that are made, making a lot of very defined curls. The result is a very kinky curl with an unusual style that is perfect for afro hair.
Morrison Cutting Technique
This cut is one of the year’s trends, and it looks great on people who want their curls to stand out more. To make this curl, wrap thin strands around the length of your finger and let go to make a ringlet.
Diametrix Cutting Technique
You should think about this hairstyle if you have long curls, no matter how they look. It is usually an elongated miter cut that removes the bottom’s bulk. This can be used as a frame for the face. Last, this will make a beautiful silhouette.
The Style of Mona Technique
Try this way of cutting curly hair if you want to show off how your hair naturally looks. Mona Baltazar was the reason why the Mona Cut got its name. It makes your curls move around a lot.
The Short Back Technique
The pixie cut is much easier to style than long hair. But in these situations, there is a chance that the hair will get too curly and stick to the scalp, which would be very unattractive. To keep this from happening, use a long-toothed comb to straighten it out as it dries.
Bangs With Curls Technique
Use the plopping method to dry your hair in the air. When the head is upside down, and the hair is pulled back with a cotton shirt or microfiber towel, the curls dry quickly and keep their shape. To get this extra volume at the top, lift the hair roots and clip two curling combs together while the hair is still air-drying. Once your hair is completely dry, undo the curls in the top layers with your hands to add volume.
Cutting Dry Curly Hair Technique
It will let you see damaged parts of your hair that you can’t see when wet so you can cut them. It’s perfect for people who usually like to wear their hair curly. It helps you figure out how the hair behaves, especially if you have curly hair with a high bounce factor.
Cutting Wet Curly Hair Technique
Perfect for loose curls and waves that need to be dampened to move. Ideal for making significant changes, like cutting your hair short or making a strong perimeter. Great for making sharp shapes in geometry. Useful for curls that are dry, brittle, and frizzy when cut.
Bob With Curl Hair Technique
We must avoid the happy tent effect when our hair is straight, and there isn’t much change. That is hair that gets thicker at the bottom while the rest stays flat. To avoid this, we can make a small cut in the top layer, as shown here. We can also help ourselves by putting a volumizer on the roots in the upper area.
Curly Shoulder Bob Technique
A curly shoulder bob is a good choice if you have loose or medium curls and want a shorter length. Lastly, this hairstyle will help your curls stay in place and give you more time to do so.
Long, Oval-shaped Layers Technique
You know how heavy and hard to move thick hair is if you have it. If you want to keep your length and volume, longer layers are one of your best options. One thing to remember about this hairstyle is that it only works for short to medium hair.
Layer With Fringes on It Bob Technique
If your face is oval or heart-shaped, try this cut. Eventually, the volume will run out, and the cone will reach the bottom. This usually works very well for thin jawlines.
The Brushed-out Curl Technique
One of my favorite cuts because it’s scaled, and we can leave it for as long as we want—a very new and trendy style. To get a big, natural curl, take small hair pieces and roll them around your finger twice before stretching them to the end. Keep doing this until the curl is made.
Degraded or Complete Technique
The cut on the right has the most even layers, while the amount on the left has shorter layers. If your curl is colossal and hard to define, I suggest you wear it faster so that the curl stands out more. If you want your curls to be longer, leaving your hair, even more will help you do that.
With a Big Curl Technique
We love big, fluffy curls in our wavy hair, but they fade quickly if we don’t define them enough. When these things happen, the scrunch method is used. As you close your hand, push the hair from the ends to the roots to make the curl tighter. Use a diffuser to dry at the same time.
Curl Cutting CC1 Technique
Try this curly hair-cutting method if you want to wear curly hair but also straighten it. The CC1 Technique called the Curl Cutting Technique, cuts hair vertically to create long, voluminous curls.
Triangle-shaped Bob Technique
For full-faced girls, the triangular bob is a versatile, easy-to-style haircut. One-sided parting hides cheeks and cheekbones. Gel creates the “wet hair” effect, which is always trendy.
Hair Wrapping Technique
This cut is still popular, but its comfort and styling are debatable. The sides and neck shortcuts reduced drying time. After shampooing and conditioning, we’ll use a medium-to-high hold gel to keep the curls on one side and prevent them from spreading. Wrapping the curls around the finger defines them.
Hair With Many Layers Technique
To get good definition in longer hair, make sure to wet the hair before putting on the leave-in conditioner and definition product. This will make sure that the products are spread out evenly. Use special brushes to comb the hair in sections to get the best definition.
Twist Haircut Technique
Request a twist-and-cut to move your curls by removing weight. This curly haircut creates invisible layers. Strands twist slightly. The stylist then shears the strand. The curl length won’t change.
Shears Curly Hair Technique
Shears can cut curly hair, but thinning shears cause frizz. Your stylist needs good scissors for curly hair. A razor-sharp shear will prevent bent, split, and frizzy curls.
Razor Curly Haircut Technique
The controversial method follows. Some curly hair stylists oppose razors. Razors work on glassy curls but not fuzzy curls. Razors thin curls, making them less bouncy. Use this method for curly or wavy hair.
Volume-filled Curls Technique
Not every beauty can rock a short bob. If you have very curly hair, try different curl lengths. The master gave this haircut volume on the sides and crown, freeing up the neck and chin.
Colorful Curls for Thin Hair Technique
A curling iron or curler creates romantic curls. Multi-colored strands add volume to thin hair.
Heart-shaped curly square Technique
Afro-styling fans willing to experiment will love this haircut for a party, meeting with friends, or everyday wear. A unique bob haircut technique shortens curls from the parting while leaving length on the sides.
Medium Length Curl With Few Layers
This cut is for young women with a lot of hair that they can’t control. It’s simple, easy to style, and great for people who want to wake up their curls without losing length. It’s also the best way to let hair move but keep some weight.
Care Tips to maintain the curl
- Curlier hair likes treatments like the “pre-poo,” a routine done before shampooing to keep the hair moist. It can involve putting masks or oils all over the hair for a few minutes, a few hours, or while you sleep. Depending on the needs of each curly hair, it can also be focused on the ends or from the middle to the ends.
- The “co-wash,” or hair wash with conditioner, is another suitable method for curly hair. It means that sometimes you have to use conditioner instead of shampoo to avoid the harsh effects that frequent shampoo use can sometimes have.
- For its part, the “clarify” method involves using a clarifying shampoo, or one with sulphates, every so often to get rid of built-up dirt (grease, environmental residues and the product remaining).
- After showering, use a microfiber towel to absorb excess water. Always avoid rolling your hair in the towel, so it dries, as this will harm the finish of the curl.
- The healthiest way to dry curly hair is with a low-temperature hair dryer (with a diffuser if desired). It reduces frizz and shapes it. We’ll also prevent hair fibre drying by using less heat. This method prevents hair loss and thinning.
- Between washes, this hair type should be kept dry. After a shower, detangle hair because wet hair breaks. If so, a leave-in conditioner softens and protects hair while detangling. Curls can be untangled by hand or with a wide-toothed comb.
Dye and highlights always make curls less defined, so if you want to do them to your hair, you need to use a treatment that moisturises and repairs the cuticle simultaneously. You can also use it at home to keep your hair in good shape.
