DIY 🟤EASY TECHNIQUE HAIRCUT ✂️COMPILATION (6)👌

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Cutting your own hair at a 180-degree angle (often referred to as a "V-shape" or "layered" haircut) can be challenging, but it's doable with some preparation and the right technique. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you:

What You'll Need:
Sharp haircutting scissors
Hair ties or clips
A comb
A mirror (preferably a three-way mirror or a handheld mirror)
A spray bottle with water (optional, to dampen the hair)
A towel or cape to cover your shoulders

Step-by-Step Guide:

#### 1. **Preparation**:
**Start with clean, dry hair**: It's easier to see how the hair will fall naturally.
*Comb through your hair* to remove any tangles and make sure it's completely smooth.

#### 2. **Sectioning the Hair**:
*Part your hair* in the middle and comb it forward so that it falls over your face.
**Divide the hair into sections**: Start with three sections – one at the front (bangs or fringe) and two on the sides.

#### 3. **Creating the V-Shape**:
**Comb the front section down and gather it at the center of your forehead**. Hold it straight between your fingers and decide how much you want to cut. Cut straight across for a more blunt look or at an angle for a layered effect.
**Gather the side sections one at a time**: Comb each section forward so that it meets at the front of your face. Hold the hair between your fingers and cut at the same length as the front section.

#### 4. **Creating the Layers**:
*Tilt your head forward* so that your hair falls toward the ground. Comb your hair straight down, gathering it into a ponytail at the center of your forehead. This will create a layered effect when cut.
**Cut the ends of the ponytail straight across**. For a more pronounced V-shape, you can cut at an angle or into a point.

#### 5. **Evening Out the Layers**:
*Flip your hair back and comb it out* to see how the layers have formed.
**Check the length and evenness**: If you see uneven sections, use the mirror to help guide you as you trim them to match the rest of your hair.

#### 6. **Final Touches**:
**Refine the V-shape**: If the point isn’t as defined as you’d like, you can comb the back section of your hair down and trim the ends slightly to enhance the shape.
*Trim any stray hairs* or uneven sections to perfect the look.
*Style as usual* to see the final result.

Tips:
**Go slowly**: Cut a little at a time. You can always take more off, but you can't add it back.
**Use sharp scissors**: Dull scissors can create uneven cuts and split ends.
**Check frequently in the mirror**: Ensure that the sides are even and the layers are balanced.

This technique takes practice, so don't be discouraged if it's not perfect the first time. Over time, you'll get better at judging the angles and lengths.