5 Medium Hairstyles You Should NEVER wear! DO THIS INSTEAD #hairstyles #mediumlengthhairstyles

There are 5 medium length hairstyles you should NEVER wear! If you're looking for some hairstyle inspiration or simply want to avoid making any hair mistakes, then this video is a must-watch.

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[darlenemckinney]

I swear I have never had a great haircut. No matter how much I have paid.

[erglelergle]

Wish I could find someone with this level of expertise on curly hair.

[pfris]

I love those "mullets". I'm in my 70s and grew up with the rocker styles, like Joan Jett. My hair is naturally wavy, and lots of layer look great on me.... at least I think so.

[deanneharrall]

I like the first hairstyle you’re criticising, better than some of the haircuts I’ve had before I started cutting my own hair, my hairstyle has always been admired since. Deanne

[kathryngeen]

I don’t know if you’ve ever been a hair stylist instructor but your knowledge and ability to articulate the art of hair cutting is amazing. I never knew about the fact that there are styling rules or truths and also that you can take a hair cut and personalize it to the individual by cutting in volume in specific places all the while adhering to guidelines about where in the head layers should begin or end (i.e in front of the ears etc.)
Great video so informative!

[raraavis]

I gotta say, what I do love about these heavily layered and texturized haircuts, is that they lend themselves very well to air drying hair. On my thick and dense, wavy hair, at least. These type of cuts might look a little too 'extra' when carefully blowdryed, but if you leave the hair to just dry or diffuse it into it's natural texture, they can really bring out waves and loose curls. And when the hair does that, the layering suddenly looks *way* less extreme and choppy. Whereas the kind of layering and texturing appropriate for smoothened hair is hardly noticeable then.

[bunnimenius]

I would let you cut my hair ANY DAY! You know what you’re talking about and I’m so glad you pointed out that some women can even rock a wrong style if it’s on the right person! 🙌🙌

[BornToRun.]

Would love more curly hair styles included with the straight/wavies.

[deborahgiles]

The mistakes you point out absolutely make sense. The "mistakes" all make the hairstyles extreme or a bit odd requiring a conscious and deliberate intent in wearing them to pull them off and look edgy rather than odd. The examples you show really illustrate your points well and make even me, with no hair knowledge, get it!

[lubruscaidar]

Great video! I went to a stylist that made some of the mistakes mentioned as cutting the front next to the ears too short and a bang that didn’t connect to the cut. The result was an aged look and I hated it. But at that time I didn’t know what was wrong… Now I know! Thank you for the video! About my hair, I needed to wait 6+ months to cut again and was not an easy fix for the other stylist.

[susanhaupt]

Your spot on.. my last haircut looks like 2 haircuts in one.. hate it. It’s disconnected. Fine hair has to have long layers or none.. So disappointing always waiting for my hair to grow out because the stylist has no sense of style!!

[mimzyc]

Crazy good! Watching you has made me realize I’ve had some really bad haircuts over the years. Thankfully I’ve found a stylist that knows me and my hair well. We work well together keeping me from getting carried away with something that won’t work for me. Thanks for sharing all your tips and tricks.

[LJC]

Would luv to c u do a curly girl bangs video. Bangs on curls r complicated, but us curlys deserve to have that option too! There has to be a way to make em work without adding a ton of maintenance! Would luv to c your take on it!

[Lynk]

You are so right Justin, I agree with the layering. I can see the difference. Now I need to get a good cut because I like layering and I need it done right. How I wish I could get a cut from you! Love your videos. I learn so much. Thank you Justin!

[crochetgirl]

I think your spot on more hair dressers need your expertise and knowledge of face framing. Instead of everyone being a basic cut

[kmlund]

Thank you for helping us older ladies know how to wear our hair. I have fine hair that is receding a little bit and basically a little longer in front than back shoulder length and wondering what I can do to look more youthful. Also have highlighted grey hair that I try to keep cooler tones in but always ends up brassy and I struggle with shine. If anyone can help me with this it would be you Justin. Thank you for your cool videos and your love of nature. We need to appreciate our natural environment and care for that as well as our hair!

[libbygreenberg]

Please include naturally wavy/curly hair in your examples on these videos.

[melbyfaye]

I really appreciate this explanation! It means a lot to find someone who puts so much thought into the look, presentation, and “the feels” of a haircut and style. I’m fortunate to have a great stylist who pulls straight up and scissors down into the hair and then textures lightly at angles out to the side of my head, just like you showed. I love my hair and in the thirteen years that I’ve trusted her with my hair, I only had to use someone else once in a pinch when she was sick and I had a reunion. This was back in May of this year, and I’m still trying to recover, lol. Thanks, I’m going to be binge watching your vids til way too late in the night to see what else I need to know 😃

[lef]

Hi, love your advice and videos!
Could you please do a video for hairstyles for women over 50 who start having issues with sagging jaw lines, nose and mouth areas, something that might not draw attention to those facial features? Are bangs ok ? Thank you!!!

[aimeelambert]

All of this makes sense. I have learned so much from your channel. I have one of the hair styles that is not recommended… It is a longer mullet kind of style, which is a little straggly on the ends. I finally found someone who does razor cuts. I have been looking for that for 15 years with no luck until now. I am in my mid 50s, but somehow this style rocks on me. For the first time in my life, I am getting compliments! I cannot tell you how many bad haircuts I have had in my life. SO MANY. I even got a compliment from my hairstylist friend (I have learned not to mix friendship with business, so I have not gone to her, but it was a great confirmation!)
So Justin is right that it really all depends on the person’s personal style.