Adam Ciaccia - Hairstylist

Curtain fringes are making a massive statement this summer across Europe. They offer incredible flexibility for clients, ensuring they aren't forced into one style every single day. It's all about adaptability.

Discover how to add texture and drama to pixie cuts by connecting different sections. Learn styling options for a versatile look that clients can adapt to their preference.

Not sure how to get that soft, flowing haircut? The secret is in your projection angle. Elevating the hair above 90 degrees and projecting it away from zero creates softness. Cutting closer to zero results in a more solid line. Learn how to use projection to achieve the perfect soft effect.

Learn how to create stunning hair volume that can be styled in multiple ways. By mastering structure and texturizing, you can achieve a look that perfectly frames your cheekbones, offering the best of both worlds for any occasion. Embrace the flow dictated by your hair's natural growth patterns for a truly customized style.

Discover how the right hair length can completely transform your face shape. Short hair creates separation by directing the eye, while long hair can add or detract from balance. It's all about how you layer them!

Working towards the top? Going back to a more traditional straight blade is key for external areas. Avoid ripped pieces seen from above. Lighten underneath aggressively, but use a straight blade for those crucial top sections.

Transitioning from bulk removal to the top requires a shift in tools. For external areas, a traditional straight blade offers superior control and precision, ensuring a clean finish.

There's something deeply therapeutic about seeing tiny shards of hair fly off. The scissor-over-comb technique is like polishing, creating a massive visual difference. It's the most satisfying part of cutting hair.

Learn the technique of long graduation for hair. This diagonal forward line, projected below 90 degrees, creates beautiful graduation. Over-directing is key to retaining length and keeping those perfect points.