Farah Naz

Inspo is useful.

But it’s not instructions.

The client in your chair has their own density, texture, growth patterns, head shape and hairline.

So the real skill is knowing what to keep, what to change and what simply won’t translate the same way.

That’s where understanding beats copying every single time.

If this is the bit of short hair you still second-guess, get yourself on the Short Hair Mastery waitlist.

Doors will be opening soon.

DM SHORT and I’ll send you the link. 🖤

Hazel wants to funk it up a bit and change how she’s been wearing her hair.

The only thing we need to work with is her growth pattern, because her hair naturally wants to push in the opposite direction to the new shape she likes.

So rather than just cutting it and hoping for the best, we’re testing how well we can redirect it first, then adapting the cut around what the hair actually gives us.

And of course, I’ll show her exactly how to style it at home too.

Stay tuned for the after 👀

Last call.

Doors close tonight for my in-person Short Hair Masterclass and there is still one space left.

If short hair is still the bit you overthink, avoid or pass on, this is exactly what the day is designed to help with.

Not another haircut to copy.

A proper understanding of consultation, growth patterns, shape, weight, texture and how to make decisions for the client in front of you.

19th October | Manchester

One final space.

DM MASTERCLASS before doors close tonight ✂️

How many short hair clients have you quietly talked out of going shorter?

Sometimes keeping more length IS absolutely the right call.

But sometimes, if we’re honest, we’re managing our own nerves rather than the client’s expectations.

That’s what happens when you don’t fully trust your understanding of short hair.

You play safe.

You steer away from the cut.

You hope someone else takes that client next time.

But short hair isn’t some mysterious talent you either have or you don’t.

It can be learnt properly.

My in-person Short Hair Masterclass is in Manchester on 19th October.

2 days until doors close.
ONE space left.

DM MASTERCLASS for the details. ✂️

These comments are exactly why I keep banging on about short hair education.

Clients are looking.

They’re asking for recommendations.

They’re travelling.

They’re saying they can’t find someone near them who really understands short hair.

So the demand is already there.

The opportunity is becoming the stylist they’re looking for.

If short hair is still the bit you avoid, overthink or pass on, this is your chance to change that.

My in-person Short Hair Masterclass is in Manchester on 19th October.

2 days until doors close.
ONE space left.

DM MASTERCLASS for the details ✂️

This is why I don’t teach short hair like a recipe.

Because the same haircut will behave completely differently depending on the head of hair in front of you.

Different density.

Different growth patterns.

Different texture.

Different head shape.

So the skill isn’t memorising sections.

It’s knowing what to change, what to leave, where to remove weight and why.

That’s the bit that makes you adaptable.

And that’s exactly what I teach on my in-person Short Hair Masterclass.

4 days until doors close.
ONE space left.

19th October | Manchester

DM MASTERCLASS for the details ✂️

Confidence isn’t where this starts.

Understanding is.

If you know how to read a crown, assess density, manage weight and work with the client’s actual growth patterns, you stop relying on guesswork.

That’s when confidence follows.

So if short hair is still the bit that makes you hesitate, it might not be because you’re “not a short hairdresser.”

You might just need better education around it.

My in-person Short Hair Masterclass is in Manchester on 19th October.

One space left. Doors close in 5 days.

DM MASTERCLASS for the details ✂️

Point cutting isn’t just about making the ends look softer.

It changes how the hair sits.

How the weight behaves.

How much movement you create.

And on short hair, that matters.

Used well, it can soften a shape without losing control of it.

Used without thinking, and you can remove way more than you intended.

Technique is only useful when you understand what it’s actually doing.

That’s the bit I want hairdressers to get better at.

Not just copying the move.

Understanding the reason behind it.

That’s exactly what we’ll be working on at my one-off Short Hair Masterclass in Manchester on 19th October and doors close in 10 days on enrolment on it.

If you want to understand the why behind the techniques, DM MASTERCLASS and I’ll send you the details for the last spot ✂️