For the longest time, curly hair was looked down on as “unprofessional'' and “unkempt." However, in recent years, curly cuts have become more popular, allowing people to feel more confident to wear their curls. This curly confidence has sparked an uproar and curly hair is only growing in popularity.
One type of curl-cutting that has helped clients embrace their texture is the Rëzo Cut, which was designed to replicate the shape of a rose while cutting the hair. It was created to give the hair even layers that blend seamlessly. To achieve this cut, begin with product-free, air-dried hair in its natural state. This ensures an even, smooth cut that won’t allow the hair to shrink as much, as opposed to a cut on wet hair which requires stretching and causes curls to shrink when dry, coming out uneven, blunt and choppy. The Rëzo Cut is compatible with every hair texture and curl pattern, and maintains an even length all around with layers for advanced volume and movement.
Nothing completes the perfect cut like fresh color. The Rëzolites color technique involves closely examining each curl pattern and applying color to each strand of hair accordingly. It’s the perfect way to add a pop, whether the goal is a subtle sun-kissed look or a dramatic highlighted look. The technique requires sectioning off a diamond at the crown of the head to further ensure seamless highlights.
Both the Rëzo Cut along with Rëzolites are reliable methods to completely transform average-looking curls into luscious locks.
To learn how to achieve the Rëzo Cut and Rëzolites technique, head to the IBS New York Show
Javits Center, New York, NY
March 13-15, 2022
Watch Rëzo demonstrate the techniques on the Main Stage on March 13, 14 and 15 and attend one of her classes on March 13 and 14 for hands-on learning