Angled Bob Haircut Tutorial

Hey guys welcome back to my channel, my name is Sora. If you don't know me - and I do hair videos here on my channel as well as many other types of videos, but today I am going to be doing some hair and I wanted to sum some of it and show you guys how I like to do It so I'm gon na do some highlights and a haircut you guys enjoyed this video thanks for watching and started, so I'm gon na start on her hair cut with just wet hair. I did her color and her highlights, or I started this part, but I forgot to film at so. I just filmed a haircut, so I'm just using my wet brush and it's literally the best brush out there, especially for wet hair, but I use it on like even dry hair. It'S that good. So I'm just gon na add a little bit of product into her hair before I even get started with the haircut. This actually helps the hair be a little bit like easier work with easier to part. So I used some very light. Hold gel. It'S from you fora and it's called sculpture, and then I mix that with a little bit of the shine spray and that really like makes the hair really smooth. It'S a really good combination. I love using those two together and it smells really good. So I just put that all over her hair and then I'm gon na go ahead and part her. So I asked her where she usually parts in it. She kind of parts it off to the side a little bit. So I have her kind of like my lit and get it to where she usually parts it and that's where I am gon na be cutting from. So if a person likes to part their hair kind of like all over the place like one day, it's in the middle another day, it's on the side, then I would just blow off the center part. But since she always parts it from the one side, then that's where I'm gon na cut so for today's haircut, I'm actually doing an angled bob. So it's gon na be shorter in the back and longer in the front, and we went through this whole thing in the consultation. She told me exactly what you wanted, so I am gon na be parting her into four basically - and I am starting in the back as always - and I did a 45 degree angle part in the back, and that is how you're gon na get the angles. So it's all about the angles with this kind of hair fact, so I am starting right in the center of the part and just doing a straight across for that small section and then from there I am going to take the the rest of the part or In the rest of the section, rather and angle, it towards the back of the head so at a 45 degree angle towards like in the back Center and that's what's gon na create the shorter pieces in the back. And then it's gon na go forward and be longer in the front. So you can see here. I pulled that kind of over directed that over at a 45 degree angle and just cut that, so you could see that it is definitely a lot longer in the front towards her ear. So I did this basically to all the sections in the back and I like to take the smaller sections when doing these kind of haircuts, because these are very precise and if you take big sections, you could kind of lose your lose your guide and it could Turn to a mess, so I like to take small sections and really get it to be perfect, so there I'm just showing her like how much hair I cut off the center back, which is about 7 inches. I cut off the back. Her hair is really long. So with this it's gon na make, it actually seem a lot fuller, so she felt like she had a little bit like it was just getting a little thin towards the bottom. So, with this kind of haircut, your your client is gon na have its gon na feel like if they have so much hair. So I am just gon na fast forward, the section, because I basically do the same exact thing to each little section that I take from me back again. Starting making those parts at a 45 degree angle from like the like above the occipital bone. All the way at a like 45 degree angle to the ear, and I keep doing that, and so I have all the back sections done and then we will move on to the first. So once I am done with the back section, I like to kind of stretch the hair, so it's not so flat and I let her feel it look at it touch it and let me know how she's feeling about it. I like to do this a lot with my clients so that we have like open communication during the whole haircut. Sometimes you know client or stylist like to kind of just do the whole haircut and then get some feedback from their client, but I like to give feedback like and during every step of the haircut. This really helps me a lot to kind of figure out what they want and make sure that I'm doing exactly what they want, because I don't want to finish a service or a client and then have them not be happy with it. So I like to do that so for this from section I am starting off with angled parts. Again, everything is about angles with these kind of haircuts and just at 45 degree angle. I made that first part and I over directed that back so that it's longer in the front, so it's all about your angles and your over direction. So it's like at a good angle. So again I did that first part and I'm talking to her letting her see the hair and making sure that I'm understanding exactly what she wants. So once we talked about it a little bit more, then I go in and finish that the rest of that side front section and you can see that it's a lot longer in the front, and that is what she wanted. So I'm gon na do the other side, and once I'm done with that that I'm gon na go in and add some layers to the back and kind of make it a little bit more elevated. So to add layers. I am just combing her hair back and kind of not having the part be so like far back, so I combed it out at the top of there and then I'm just grabbing, basically some random vertical sections and just basically trimming off like the top, where it's Getting like it's like too long, so I go in. I grab that section and I cut again add a little bit of an angle and I'm just kind of feeling it this again with these kind of haircuts. You have to kind of feel for it and see where there's too much hair, where you could feel like. There'S there's a weird angle in the haircut, so that is basically what I'm doing, I'm just cutting and moving it around and seeing how it feels and making sure that there's not not too much weight at the back, where you know where it's supposed to be makes An arien fluffy, so I am basically done with the haircut at this point like as much it was gon na, be when it's wet so again, I'm adding a little bit more product. This is just a smoothing bone again. This is from the brand called you fora. I love this brand. It'S like, like crap, that other products have so I'm just putting that all through her hair, because I am gon na be blow-drying her straight and I am gon na give her some fun little curls, so she could really see the shape of the haircut. So she also looks to have a lot of fullness and like volume in the top of her hair. So I'm adding like a really fun styling mousse, just into her roots, so nowhere else just into the roots, because I don't want to get too crazy with the product but really quickly. I'M you know like rough dry, her hair, so it's not so wet. Does it? This is a trick that I love to do when I'm doing science, because it really makes the actual like blow dry with the brush go much faster because the hair is not so wet. You know you don't have to go over it so many times. So I'm just rough drying, her make sure I'm pointing the blow dryers down, so we doesn't get frizzy and then I'm gon na go in with a large round brush and I'm just parting her a little bit like really rough part. Just so I don't have like hair and my way I always like to make sure that I'm partying everything and keeping everything nice and clean, because it's easier for me when I could see like what I'm doing so. I'M just gon na Park her into three sections and do the back all at once, so I'm just gon na take my round brush. This is a medium sized round brush. I want to go too big or too small cuz. I don't want to give her a curl with with the brush. I wanted just to straighten her out, so she could see it and make sure it's dry and then I'm gon na curl it so once the hair is completely dry. I like to again not let her kind of steal it. Let her touch it, and this is where I go in and kind of touch about the haircut. So I love doing this again. This makes my clients feel, like you know, they're, like number one. So I go in and I'm just breaking up the line at the bag in the bottom and I'm just using my shears and I'm point cutting and just making sure that everything is nice and even and perfect and pretty and then once I am done with that, I'M actually gon na go in with my fitting shears and just go at her end. So when I'm doing my thinning shears, I like to use them like if I was getting her layers. So I'm gon na take a vertical vertical sections with my comb here and you see how thick it is right there like I'm trying to comb through it, it's just like so thick, so I'm gon na take my thinning, shears and add an angle like if I Was giving her layers I'm gon na, go in and send her out a little bit, and I go a little bit like heavier with thinning shears on this section, because these shears in particular are notched on both sides. So both sides of the blade have you know spaces in them, which makes it the thinning shears. So I kind of have to go a little bit harder with these most of the time. Thinning shears are just matched on the one side and then the other side is just a flat blade, but these are announced on both sides, so I can't have to do a little bit more. So usually, if I had the other pair of shears, then I would just do one once or twice, but with this I kind of go a little crazy with it just to clean her out a little faster because the shears you know make the pick the job. A little harder, but I love these for smoothing and it doesn't give any crazy lines in my hair, because so then, now that I am done with the haircut and it's completely dried, it's ready to go. I'M gon na go ahead and curl it for her. She usually uses a curling iron, but I like to use my flat iron. I love curling with a flat iron. You get you get such a different kind of curl with it. So I wanted to show her what her hair would look like with it curled. So this is another important part of the consultation I like to always ask my clients how they usually wear their hair. So if she actually my client here, she likes to wear her hair curly basically every day. So I wanted her to see how it would look. Curly in case she wanted to change anything because the goal is to have your client always be happy, and that's why I asked so many questions. That'S why I like, during the haircut I actually like, have them touch and feel and look and make sure everything is going well, because I just want my clients to be happy and to feel their best. So I don't want her or anyone to ever leave and you know not be happy with their haircut, so I'm just curling it for her. I'Ve showed her kind of some techniques and I kind of gave her a little tutorial, a mini tutorial on how to actually curl it with a flat iron. So then, I'm just gon na desert it and give it a little bit more volume at the root and yeah. So that's gon na be it. I hope you guys enjoyed the video. Let me from the past do the outro, so that's it! So that's gon na, be it for how these hair videos tell Matt. I hope you guys enjoyed it. I hope you learn something and if you like, my videos go ahead and subscribe, so you don't miss any more. I post videos every week and thank you guys so much watching I'll see you in our next one bye.