evo - cut to the chase - creative cutting with jules tognini

evo cut to the chase - with jules tognini 

we’re breaking down the barriers, smoke and mirrors and cutting to the chase on all things cutting. become a maestro of scissory, mastering directional cutting, layering patterns, soft weight building graduation, disconnect and texturisation. learn to cut to enhance styling, curls and shape definition. let’s cut to it then, shall we?

outcomes:

• develop creative cutting skills tailored to a variety of hair types and textures
• commercial techniques adaptable to all clients
• master directional cutting, a variety of layering patterns, soft weight building graduation, disconnection, and texturisation
• learn how to adapt your techniques for different curl patterns
• gain confidence in selecting the right haircut for different hair types and face shapes
  
• personalise haircuts to enhance styling 
• improve shape definition through styling for longer and stronger styles
  
• understand correct product choice, application, and combos to elevate hairstyle shapes

level: intermediate - advanced

format: workshop

duration: 6 hours
*exact time and location to be confirmed

what to bring: scissors (including texturisers) / razor + extra blades / clippers + trimmers / neck brush / blow dryer / brushes / combs (large + small) / wide tooth comb pin tail /sectioning clips / water bottle

jules tognini - evo director of good times
resident half man, half horse, jules tognini is a household name in the cutting world and the evo world alike. named men’s hairdresser of the year 3 times in a row, he drinks salty dog for breakfast and hits a flat white to start his day. always a fuzzy fun time, jules will teach you how to understand every client is different and how you can bring out their best features through a hair cut. he’ll show you how to chop ze hair in simple sections and explain the best way to tackle a bowl of pasta and a bowl of ice cream combined. he’s been awarded australian educator of the year 4 times, so rest assured, you’re in good hands (or hooves...).