The Best Hair Hack ♥ How to Cut Your Hair Straight at Home

Learn how to cut your hair straight (one length) at home.

Hey guys, I’m back with another hair cutting hack that you can do yourself in the comfort of your own home. Since Covid-19 happened, I’ve had a lot of request on how to cut hair straight and blunt instead of layered like my previous tutorial. Straight cut hair has been trending again for the past year and I love the simplicity of it. You DO NOT have to cut off as much hair as I did, in fact, I suggest you trim about 1-2 inches first to test out if this technique is doable for you. You can always trim off more later but if you accidentally cut too much off, you can’t put your hair back. Sharp hair cutting shears is a must and try to have fun with it! Good luck!

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[bebexo]

Hey guys, I'm here to show you another hair hack on how to cut your own hair straight at home. Since the stay at home order, I've been getting a lot of email request for this tutorial. I hope you found it useful. Please like and share and don't forget to subscribe if you haven't already. New videos will be published every Friday so come back next week. ^_^

[ikonora]

Ok this is the first time I cut my own hair and I took a good 3 inches off of it following this tutorial and IT WORKS. I am so pleased with the results. I had to straighten my hair to the bone, because it's wavy-straight and I made sure to take my time straightening first. Then I followed the tutorial and did my own spin to cut the bits that were too long. But overall I am SO SO pleased and let me tell you that this actually works if you're patient, careful and NOT try to rush things. I had to tie my hair three times until I got it perfect, and then sectioning the hair to perfect it also took me a few attempts. But overall, thank you so much, you saved me $75 bucks!

[mochaabunn]

I finally did it. I finally cut my own hair! I have had a fear of cutting my own hair every since high school when I completely butchered it and spend six years growing my length back. This technique was surprisingly easy to follow and my hair looks great. Thank you!

[chicknthesticks]

This tutorial is AWESOME! I just did the two-ponytail cut, took off three inches, and it's absolutely perfect. Thank you so much! ☺ ❤ 💕 ☺️😁😊

[racheloakley]

My hair had grown down to the top of my bottom and was desperate to get hair cut but wanted a small fortune to have a good cut. Just watched your video and went for it. Within 15 mins I have cut about 7 inches off and well happy with it. Thank you for posting this video xx

[immnotaboutthatlife]

This is by far the easiest tutorial I’ve seen so far. Also love your ponytail layered haircut tutorial. Works every time.

[kyrakagamine]

I have literally never cut my own hair before and I used your video and I LOVE MY HAIR NOW! Thank you so much for sharing an easy way to do this! My length is perfect and I am a lot more confident about my appearance now! <3

[bondiib]

I've been cutting my own hair for years now because I had several very dissapointing and expensive hair dresser visits. But my technique was bad, yours is so easy and gives a good result!

[ItzLunaaa.]

2021 and here I am watching it again because we're in lockdown and I need to cut my hair.

[itslaurennn]

First we used these tutorials in 2020 because of corona now in 2024 we use these tutorials because we’re poor

[simi]

I used to watch u everyday in high school and remake all your hairstyles 😭 I missed youu, it’s been so long

[shantelledarwin]

I have frozen shoulders (I was born this way)... meaning my shoulders don't move they are locked. I can't raise my arms above my head.. even doing a pony tail is impossible for me. My whole life I've been unable to "do" my hair. Basic things like jst washing n brushing are difficult for me. I like to keep my hair about shoulder length so I can manage it.
Any way... with a lil help from my hubby I was able to do this! He did the ponytail and the initial cut for me...I did the rest!! Im soooo thankful for your video! This is the only video I've seen that's so simple and doesn't involve having to part, lift and separate hair all over your head(which i can't do). My hair was way too long for me so I went for it and cut about 6inches off! It needed it tho...I went way to long without even a trim(about 2yrs 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️) I'm very happy with the way my hair looks now!!! Ntm the money I saved!
As she says in the video...b sure to use sharp hair scissors!! I didnt have any so i used the sharpest pair I had(they weren't sharp enough), it was more difficult to cut and had to do more touch ups. I will be picking up a pair of good hair cutting scissors!! Again thanks so much for sharing this! My next diy hair cut ill be trying the adding layers(your video) even a year later this video is still helping ppl! Your amazing!

[WildLemming]

Well, I was impressed. Finally gave in to the pandemic home hair cut thing and after watching only this video I snipped my hair, over 6 inches. I've never cut hair before, but it looks so good! I am totally happy. Thanks for the advice, simply explained and easily accomplished.

[analey]

Have tried this technique like four times since the pandemic started and it always comes out perfect and it is very quick and easy to follow, thanks for this video

[kou]

OMGGG WE MISSED YOU SOO
PS: u were the first channel i ever subscribed to when i was younger :)))

[KellySwiftChance]

I skipped straight to the part where you part your hair into half to even the cut, since I only wanted a trim to get rid of the dry ends. It worked well and I'm happy with it! Good to know I can easily maintain my hair now as I only go to the hairdressers once a year. Thanks for the video!

[cathyhopkins]

Thank you. I haven't had my hair cut in 10 years, so it was past my behind. You made it look so easy, so I cut about 16 inches off. My hair turned out perfectly straight in the back. I switched up a bit & cut the front to frame my face. It looks awesome. Thanks again for sharing your video.

[ernan]

I always keep coming back to your video even though it has been years ago because your tutorial is the easiest to understand & follow...thank you so much💕

[GloryBlaze]

For the first time, I cut my hair using this video and even though I didn't get it perfectly straight, it's difficult to tell. My husband is going to help me fix it tomorrow. The important thing is that I was able to take about 3 inches of hair off, which will help my neck and shoulder pain! Thank you!

[lucylee]

I've been watching you since I was 11 I'm 19 now