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The four-time winner of British Hairdresser of the Year, Akin Konizi from <a href="http://www.hobsalons.com/">HOB Salons</a> , is sure of this, and he told HJ magazine about these techniques in <a href="https://www.hji.co.uk/latest/5-cutting-techniques-every-hairdresser-should-know/">the material</a> . “Using the right cutting technique can add movement and dimension to your hairstyle,” says Akin Konizi. – If you know what techniques to use, you can create any shape or texture. It&#39;s about using the right techniques to help you develop your cutting skills.”<h2 style="text-align: center;"> Haircutting techniques every hairdresser should know</h2> 1. Layers “The most important technique, but often the most underrated. Good execution of the layers will help create the “material” for all the necessary shapes. You can use it on any hair shape, texture, and type,” says Akin. 2. Gradation “The gradation is used to add weight to the hair, with geometric lines and will shape the outline of any shape you want to create,” says the stylist. Make sure you have the right hairdressing scissors for the job to create the desired effect for the client. 3. Reverse gradation “This is the best kept secret in hairdressing,” says Akin. – This is a “from big to small” haircut, when each subsequent section becomes longer. It was widely used in the 80s to create strong geometry in the hair. The modern version is to use it in single length styles.” 4. Texturing “It’s about reducing the length of the strands within the shape. This sometimes has a softening effect and can also be used to “thin out” the hair mass. Texturing offers a world of possibilities for the hairdresser, so it should not be underestimated.” 5. Precise cuts “Accuracy is not just a geometric concept. I always make my cuts in haircuts very precisely,” says Akin. “It’s about doing the job accurately and accurately.” Even if the form is chaotic, the work must be done very carefully.”

5 haircut techniques every hairdresser should know