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On the heels of fashion weeks, a new season of styles, and the change in temps, clients everywhere have been asking for fringe. Whether they are looking for a new face-frame a way to make a statement or are simply bored with their same old style – they’ll want to take into account their lifestyle and a few styling hacks prior to making the chop. While you’ll be busy chatting it up with your clients about what style and length are best for them, don’t forget to brush up on a few basics behind the chair.

Is there anything that feels better than a fresh blowout? Whether you have just visited the salon or created your own style at home nothing beats smooth, soft locks with endless amounts of volume. Daily activities – from sleeping and showering to working out and restyling – can put a damper on your style. Keep reading to learn our top techniques to prolong the life of your blow out that stylists and clients alike should adhere to for the best results!

While most stylists are used to cutting hair wet, learning how to cut hair dry has its benefits as well. From adding texture to knowing exactly how the hair will fall – dry cutting tips are always a useful technique to learn or brush up on. While it may sound effortless there are actually a few rules and regulations to follow when cutting hair dry. To get to know more about it, watch Jesse Linares, Sam Villa ArTeam Member, cut to the chase with a unique free-hand approach to dry cutting the perimeter of a textured bob with swivel shears that creates dramatic texture while removing length.