How To Create A Disconnected Asymmetric Bob: Women'S Haircut With Zak Mascolo

What'S up guys, so I can scroll over here Engr studio, I'm gon na do a haircut [ Applause ], alright guys! So here we have a finished, look and give you guys a quick recap and what we did here. First of all, we started by coming in with a curved diagonal back from that high recession area down into the top of the opposite in Woking dying on that sections through the side area playing ah 90 degrees. How do you square working that all the way through and in each that section to the opposite side once that was dry, as you saw in the video who came back into the very active headline through hit, so we came back here a little bit of scissor Over comb and a few certain areas in there just to uh, just attention show up a little bit more of that asymmetry down in that navy area as well, then, in the top area we dropped it down, came in with a side profile, section, elevated straight up, Cut following the round of the head to create a guide line through that leaving a slight this connection, enter that bacteria and then working into our pre-existing friends. Once we're happy with our guide line, we just watched vertically cross the head shape over directing everything to the original goddess, which you can see again is a really nice sort of too long to fill in through the top area working out into the the perimeter. Then once it was drying completely, all of them coming back in with quite a bit of you, know deep parallel point cutting to release the weight as well as channel cutting and as well as slicing, to obviously remove some of that way and give a bit of Separation and a half then just finishing with some product to give it a nice little of bit of show night has world of separation and through that, and this is a variation of an asymmetric label. It'S like this natural hope you enjoy.