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Beatles Style
Michał Lewiński1h 17minShort

Beatles Style

A men's haircutting course built on a round shape - an alternative to the square forms that dominate barbering. Learn to create a light, loose hairstyle with longer sides, personalized with a razor.

About the course

Beatles Style is a men's haircut built on a round shape, a deliberate departure from the square forms that dominate barbering. The course shows how to build a light, alternative form with longer sides and a natural finish - perfect for a client looking for a loose yet thoughtful everyday hairstyle, inspired by rock'n'roll classics.

Michał Lewiński walks through the entire process of building the round shape, starting with precise sectioning featuring a triangular section on top. He shows how to cut section by section to the shape of the head, without redirecting, to achieve a consistent, soft line. A key element is working with the stationary guide and blending sections in a way that preserves length along the line-up, with the whole look finished off by personalizing with a razor for lightness and texture.

In this course, you'll see

  • Working with intention to build a round shape as an alternative to the square forms that dominate men's hairdressing
  • Precise sectioning with a triangular section on top - how order at the start shapes the cleanliness of the entire haircut
  • The technique of cutting to the shape of the head without redirecting sections, guaranteeing soft, consistent blends
  • Working with a razor to remove weight from the back and personalize the outer line-up, both wet and dry
  • Deliberately leaving longer sections at the temples and fringe as a base for creative finishing
  • The full styling process on straight hair using cream and a diffuser to add movement and controlled undone texture

After this course, you'll start working with intention in the round, offering clients an alternative to standard square cuts. You'll learn to build light, natural hairstyles that give plenty of freedom in everyday styling, and working with a razor will become your tool for creating unique, personalized texture.

What you will learn

  1. 01How to work with intention to build a men's haircut based on a round shape.
  2. 02How to precisely section the head with a triangular section on top.
  3. 03How to cut sections to the shape of the head without redirecting, for consistency.
  4. 04How to use a razor to personalize the hairstyle and add lightness.
  5. 05Why it's worth leaving longer sections at the fringe and temples.
  6. 06How to blend sections smoothly, carrying length from the stationary guide.

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  1. Beatles Style - Strategic sectioning2:53

    01Strategic sectioning

    I decided to isolate this section so I could preserve the length of the hair.

  2. Beatles Style - Cutting to the shape of the head10:32

    02Cutting to the shape of the head

    I'm not using any redirection here - the entire haircut is done to the shape of the head.

  3. Beatles Style - Blending sections with the stationary guide16:03

    03Blending sections with the stationary guide

    My stationary guide from section number one is visible right here.

  4. Beatles Style - Key elements - tension and posture28:36

    04Key elements - tension and posture

    Elevation, tension. All these elements are very important because they're responsible for the cleanliness of our work.

  5. Beatles Style - Using a razor on the heavy back37:56

    05Using a razor on the heavy back

    We still have a very heavy back here, and we'll correct that using a razor.

  6. Beatles Style - Creating a unique hairstyle42:05

    06Creating a unique hairstyle

    We can turn this into something no one else will ever do, or repeat.

  7. Beatles Style - Diffuser drying technique52:24

    07Diffuser drying technique

    I'll be using a diffuser. Second heat setting, second speed setting on the dryer.

  8. Beatles Style - Final work on the line-up1:14:12

    08Final work on the line-up

    The work on the outer line-up that I'm doing now is purely down to our imagination.

FAQ

How is this haircut different from typical barbershop hairstyles?
The main difference is that it's based on a round shape instead of the square that dominates barbering. This allows for a lighter, more alternative, looser form with longer sides, without sharply defined lines.
Is this course suitable for beginner hairdressers?
This course is aimed at hairdressers who already know the basics of men's haircutting, especially classic square forms, and want to expand their skills with alternative, round shapes and personalization techniques.
What specialist tools are needed to create this hairstyle?
Standard scissors and a comb are needed for the haircut, while a razor is key for personalizing and adding lightness. For styling, the educator uses a diffuser.
Will this technique work on any hair type?
The technique is demonstrated on straight hair. The educator shows how to bring out more texture through styling, which suggests the hairstyle works best on straight or slightly wavy hair.
Does Michał Lewiński explain the sectioning in detail?
Yes, the course starts with a very thorough breakdown of the sectioning. The educator shows how to isolate the triangular section on top and the side sections, emphasizing that order at this stage is key for the entire haircut.
Is working with a razor explained in the course?
Yes, Michał Lewiński shows how to work with a razor, both on wet hair to remove weight from the back and on dry hair during the final personalization, to add lightness to the hairstyle.
How long is the full video course?
The course runs 76 minutes and shows the entire cutting and styling process step by step, from sectioning to the final finish.

Details

Duration
1h 17min
Season
Season 1
Hair length
Short

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Michał Lewiński

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Michał Lewiński, creator of the Łódź-based brand Męski, is a barber with six years of experience. In his educational work, he focuses on people starting their journey in men's hairdressing. He shares methods based on his own experience, correcting the mistakes he encountered himself at the start of his path. He approaches his career like a marathon, focusing on continuous development and becoming a better version of himself.

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