What does a Deva cut include?

What does a Deva cut include?

Your stylist will cut your curly hair while it’s dry, and in its natural state. Arrive at the salon with your curls conditioned, detangled, dried, and un-styled (no twist-outs, braids, curling or flat irons or any other manipulation).

Is a Deva cut layers?

Deva cut is done layer by layer, curl by curl. One more advantage is that you can control the work of your stylist, participating in the whole sculpting process.

What is a Deva waterfall cut?

DEFINITION: The DevaCut is a unique haircut which focuses on either sculpting each curl cutting in at an angle so the curl pattern is not disrupted or utilizing the Deva Signature Waterfall cutting technique, a structured method of cut as well as Marie’s intuitive skills ( curl by curl) to cut the hair.

Can you wear your hair straight with a Deva cut?

Yes- we get it! However, if you know that you are going to go back and forth between straight and curly styles- the Deva cut is not for you.

Should curly hair have layers?

What Kind Of Layers Are Best For Curly Hair? To reiterate, layering is key for curly hair. Many times, the weight of curly hair pulls the curls down and forces it out of shape. When layered, however, curls and coils are more liberated and appear longer and fuller.

What is the Deva Curl method?

The DevaCut is a unique haircut which focuses on either sculpting each curl cutting in at an angle so the curl pattern is not disrupted or utilizing the Deva Signature Waterfall cutting technique, a structured method of cut as well as Marie’s intuitive skills ( curl by curl) to cut the hair.

What is the difference between a Deva cut and a Rezo cut?

The most prominent difference between a DevaCut and a Rezo Cut is that “The DevaCut focuses on framing your face, while the Rezo Cut maintains an even length all the way around your head,” she says. “It liberates the curls from the root area so they can move about freely.”

Should I put product in my hair before DevaCut?

If you’re currently using products with sulfates, silicones or heavy oils, do your best to avoid them for one to two weeks before your booking. Ditching those ingredients will make your hair softer, more hydrated and more defined, which will allow the stylist to see your true curl type.