Straight haircut
The creator of the YES concept. With over 40 years of experience in hairdressing and more than 20 years of teaching experience, Kamil Cesarski teaches a methodical approach to hairdressing, based on form, proportion, and decisions made at the chair—without shortcuts or randomness.
A straight-line cut is a fundamental test of precision and symmetry that demonstrates the clarity of the sections and the stylist’s control. The course demonstrates how to create a perfectly even, heavy line on long, straight hair that looks healthy and well-groomed, without resorting to layering. It is a technique that transforms a seemingly simple cut into a deliberate process of building a clean, commercial style.
Kamil Cesarski guides you step by step through the entire process: from mapping the head into five key sections, to establishing the first section as an inviolable memory zone, all the way to controlling the wet cut and the final dry refinement of the lines. You’ll see how body position—including how you work on the barber’s stool—directly affects the cleanliness of the lines, and how minimal tension on the section is key to avoiding mistakes as the hair falls naturally.
In this course, you'll learn:
- A comprehensive five-section head mapping—crown, sides, and back—serves as the foundation for order and control during the haircut.
- Consciously adjust your body position and the chair so that you are always perfectly aligned with the strand being cut and can maintain symmetry.
- Establishing the first part as an unbreakable strip of hair that defines the entire length of the hairstyle.
- The rule is to make each subsequent section 2–3 mm longer to create a perfectly straight line once dry, compensating for the hair’s natural lift.
- The "reverse scissor motion" technique, which prevents hair from being pushed and ensures a perfectly clean cut without any "jagged edges."
- Why cutting long hair with a clipper is a mistake, and how scissors protect the hair structure from splitting.
- Wet line inspection followed by final dry finishing to achieve a perfect, consistent result.
After this course, you’ll start to view the straight cut not as a simple service, but as a masterful display of control and precision. You’ll gain confidence in working with long hair and learn how to create a perfectly clean, defined line—the foundation of a healthy-looking and commercially successful hairstyle.