AVG says
Alaine Pereque, what an inspiration. How do I make him my mentor!!!
Multiplex Traders says
Haha, good to hear that "I wanted to be around the girls"... interesting... Nice haircut, good job.
LINDA says
new fan here... just got my first job in a salon & these tips are really helpful :) thanks
andrew says
excellent technique, great hair style for asian look..thanks
nate says
i think it needed to be a bit longer cuz she has hair sticking up on the crown.but overall very prettyy
TRISHA NYC says
Love the cut, the color should been shown also. overall love the passion he has for hair :0) thanks scissor boy keep rocking them out
Karen says
What an inspiration!
anne Indonesia says
wow awsome
tyra says
soo cool . i didn't know asian hair is the hardest to cut .
anne Indonesia says
wow awsome
Stephen C says
Best one ever, Nice to see someone with small scissor , great control Love it
bzanders says
great cut, as usual. Thank you. Keep it up.
Gary Chowen episode 56 says
Bravo Alain ! that was the way i was taught 45 years ago . it is important for haidressers to know the old methods and to be able to combine it with the new techniques to achive todays modern looks ! well done ! web site garychowen.com
maggie may says
Why am I having such a hard time with the video? I have a 2 week old state of the art laptop and top broadband service. HELP
DIVA says
GREAT HAIRCUT.NEED MORE FROM THIS HAIR ARTIST.
Sherri Jessee says
Enjoyed Alain's Video. What a talented man!
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love love the teaching videos
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That was fabulous! Thanks ScissorBoy :)
jace says
a old but classic Vidal Sassoon technique, good job.
Rymsky Evans says
I love this. The cut is awsome
Linda says
She is trying really hard to look bright...
B.A. says
I LOVED that he explained so clearly what he did at the end! Just to recap! It helped me understand his techniques better. :)
cynthia hoyt says
This is an excellent demonstration of a haircut
Karan says
Nice work of Art !!!
"REESE" says
"EXCELLENT" as always! But, tell us how you acquire a mentor when the majority of high-end schools (and we know who you are....) are solely focused on making money on the student while they are in school. This is a hard fact and it needs to be addressed and reveled to those wanting to get into the industry.
SASHA WIESNER says
GREAT AS USUAL...SHORT AND SWEET AND VERY INFORMATIVE.
