Aja Hamilton

I used my Feather Styling Razor with Feather Styling Razor Standard R-Type Blades to create this color blocked shaglet, carving out the facial framing and fringe, and removing weight while adding texture through the rest of her haircut. When using my razor I like to think of my motions as slicing through butter, moving very delicately and with lots of intention. I always carve in the direction that I want the hair to move to strengthen the hair’s natural push. Once I finished the cut, I added face framing pops of blonde to help create visual texture and movement in the haircut. Generally I add products after I’ve dried the hair and then depending on how it looks, may go in and take out more weight or add texture so that the product isn’t creating the style but supporting it. This way the haircut has all the movement it needs in its own and isn’t dependent on the product to do its thing.