Oh, this is Brad Mondo.

He's something of a YouTube celebrity who's made a name for himself teaching hair dressing tips online today.

He's going to walk three girls through an at HomeBanc transformation.

Hi, Madelyn.

How are you?

Good.

How are you?

Were so bright together.

I love it.

We're gonna cut your bank.

Stay right, reach.

So I currently have, like, very grown out sort of curtain bangs, but I've had, almost, like, every style, like the one part of my hair experiment.

So if you have a lot of problems with Calix and such and your hair kind of staying up in the front and not really laying flat, it's great to cut your hair completely dry.

We'll be doing that today, so let me walk you through everything.

You're gonna need it to cut your bangs at home.

You'll need some scissors, these air important.

You'll need a fine tooth comb, some clips or a hair time.

You'll also need a spray bottle.

Not essential, but a great thing to have and then a four styling.

You'll need a blow dryer and a flat brush.

So first step is gonna be to prep your hair.

Your hair actually looks quite prepped right now.

We can give it a little brush or comb if it can handle that.

I usually like to begin in this centre near the nose so we can get our were shortest point done first and then work our way down.

So let's section off just a small piece in the center.

It fine.

Tooth combs are gonna be great for hair cutting because it gets all those knots out and gets the hair strand really straight and ready to be cut.

Pull it down towards your eyebrow really quick.

We'll start right there and just work our way up because we don't want to cut it too short at first, just in case it kind of pops up on you.

All right, let's begin to cuts, weaken, do some point cutting.

So we're not going horizontal across.

We're going right in between horizontal vertical or as going straight across is gonna give you the really blunt line of point cutting is gonna give you a little bit of feathering at the bottom so you don't have to do it perfectly right in the beginning.

Yes.

The skill We love it.

Let that go for me.

Oh, it's so good way.

That looks so amazing.

You do that so fast.

Okay, Perfect.

Let's continue on the right side.

We can actually comb the sexually just cut.

And this next section all together and kind of put it injury.

So now you have your guide in the center.

You see that, right?

Yeah, right.

That's what we call our guide.

The piece we first cut.

Let's use that guide in the center and start cutting from the center out, using the guide as where you're supposed to cut.

Oh, it's a little long.

Instead of pulling it forward like we did before, let's put a little more to this side.

So whatever section you're taking down and cutting, you want to make sure that section is right over where it's going to land or else you're gonna get over direction.

It'll add a length.

If we over direct, we'll cut that little edge off.

We could do the other side the exact same way we just did that.

If it looks bad, it's all my fault.

You could just play high bangs.

How are you?

We miss you close to being back to this time.

We're actually gonna move our fingers a little bit down like that.

That will give you a little bit more length on this side.

If you cut in that sort of direction, we're gonna follow that guide except go slightly slanted down towards the ends.

I love seeing that hair fall.

It's so exciting for me.

Yes.

So it's great to pull the pieces like you're doing on each side and see just how much longer each side is in the other happens to even professionals.

Sometimes he's gonna go back and perfect everything.

So pick that left set up again and just cut off like teensy.

Make sure you're shorter.

Anything could go a little shorter.

You just get a length that you're happy with.

Yeah, I think that looks really nice.

Says make you feel very powerful.

Do we want to, like, put a little bevel and it really quick with a blow dryer?

Do you got to do that?

This looks so good.

I know.

I feel so proud of myself.

Walk me through this.

Hi, Amanda.

So cool meeting here.

We're gonna cut your banks today, right?

What's going on?

with them right now.

I want to talk.

Of course.

Looking at bank videos, I'm like, I need to have bangs in my life.

First I penned them out with some body claims.

I just cut it.

I didn't really like have ah, method or anything to it.

Did you just go straight across when you got that?

I didn't like Piece by piece would be added, like straight across.

Let's begin by analyzing the situation.

I like the banks.

However, I think a lot of the issue we're seeing is that they're not connected to this sides of your hair, which doesn't really make sense.

You know, you don't want to different haircuts on one head.

You want one complete one.

So I love to cut curly hair dry.

That is because we want to cut it in its natural state.

That way, you know, we don't want to straighten it, cut it and then have a curl up, and it would be like to chime shorter than how we cut it when it was dry.

Let's just work on a little piece in the center and then clipped the sides back.

Let's begin in the center.

So what we're gonna do is just slightly pull on your curl.

Don't pull hard.

We don't want to, you know, release all the curl.

We want to keep it pretty intact.

We're just gonna pull on it and cut right above the piece that you're pulling on.

We want to cut just a small portion at a time.

Almost individual at a time.

We want to cut that piece to the point where we want your bangs to land.

This will be our guide.

Unlike what we do is straight hair, which is cut large sections altogether.

Curly hair is more of a sculpture.

We want to go with the national weather.

Your hair falls.

So that's gonna really help us If we cut the hair and little pieces at a time, use that guy.

We could previously.

Now you're going to cut the next piece of the same length.

There it is.

Okay.

Okay.

There we are.

Okay.

What do you clip that side back?

Get it?

Get it out of your way.

Grab a curl right in between your point your and your thumb and your attention and we'll chop it away.

Woo and chop.

I think that's actually a good place to stop right there.

Maybe pull that piece back real quick and then will work on the face rimming after.

All right, let's continue doing the same thing on the opposite side.

You've gotten so much more confident.

I feel like yeah, okay, I can do.

All right, let's let the rest of your hair down and let's connect those bangs to the arrest of your hair.

So right now I feel like your face is kind of hidden, kind of tossed, lit a little bit just to get in place, star on the side.

We're gonna make it a bit longer than the bangs.

So we're trying to go down.

We're tryingto keep the bangs of high and kind of make it go in around around your face and where you do it the same way we just did it where I can put any attention.

Beautiful.

Okay, let's do the same thing on the other side's.

We keep everything even.

Let's cut that these same length.

We just cut the other side.

All right, let's go back to the opposite side.

Beautiful, beautiful.

Let's to the other side the same way.

Let's keep moving forward you got this?

You got this?

You can hear it.

You do it.

Let's let it all down.

And why don't you spray some water in your Harris?

We can get it laying.

Nice scrunching a bit.

Look at our work.

I can definitely see that it's opened up your face a lot more.

It is.

I like that.

You can see my eyebrows.

You look stunning.

And how do you feel?

I think this is This was my look.

I was just a little nervous to get there by myself.

Thank you so much.

Amanda.

You look great.

Hi, Vash.

Hey, Brad.

I'm so excited to be here.

Why don't we talk a bit about your bangs and what's going on currently?

So I am way overdue for a haircut.

The last time I got a haircut, I asked for kind of face framing bangs.

And now they've just grown into I don't know what I would love.

A nice little, like, refreshing to just something different with, um All right, let's center part it with a comb.

I love a good center part with some bangs.

It's so cute.

I think it is the most versatile way of cutting bangs because you can kind of move it over whichever side you want.

And they still land in the correct spots.

If you cut them in the middle, work on the right side of first.

We want to just grab a small section near your eye and let's put that behind your ear or clip it and let's do the same thing on the left side.

It's a cute look like that, you know, it's like very nineties.

It's so 90 that love it.

Okay, so what we're gonna do is actually prep the section even more.

We're gonna blow dry it.

Why don't we just dampen it a little bit with a water bottle?

So let's just blow dried with like a brush and just make it nice and straight because of Ash wants that nice blown out bang look where it's very wispy and cute.

I preferred Teoh blow dry the hair straight.

I feel like she's going towards that Bridget Bardo Bang, which is a beautiful, blown out soft, longer bang.

Do you have a flat iron handy and we'll just running through your hair fast.

Just getting those extra little pieces that are a little frizzy, right?

Let's throw back and then part of back in the middle.

All right, let's begin on Assad.

You feel more comfortable with my left so that I could, like, cut with my right.

So I would like you to have the first strand land around your cheekbone.

I will show you on my men again.

You're holding it in between like that.

And then we're gonna take this scissors and you're putting You're gonna point downwards.

Okay?

You Yeah, that's perfect.

And we are pulling.

We're putting the hair all the way in, juices her and then slowly chomping away, but very slowly While you're slowly taking on the little pieces off a time you're moving your hand down at the same time.

Yes.

Keep going.

Keep going.

You got this?

Let's bring it up even more.

We can definitely get rid of a lot more length.

So now let's hold it in between your hands Bring up forward and we're gonna take our fingers and slam them down, okay?

And you're gonna be point cutting perfects.

Yea, we did it.

Okay.

I don't think we should go any shorter than that today.

Just because you know this is their first time doing this?

Yes.

Let's keep it longer.

Once you get the technique down, you can then cut it short of yourself or goto this all over.

So I'm gonna have you do is take actually a piece from the opposite side you just worked on and drag it over to the opposite side.