Detailed Asymmetrical Bob Knotless Box Braids With Curly Hair Aka Boho Bob Braids!

Hey guys today we're going to be doing a very detailed asymmetrical bob knockless braids one side longer and one side shorter, and this hairstyle is screaming class, all right, let's get into it. This is my cute model. Sarah, her hair is fussy and already blown out and detangled. This is the hair we're gon na use, pre-stretched braiding hair, we're going to use some crazy glue, some leave-in conditioner shine and jam, and we're going to use some of this curly hair. Okay, that i got from amazon, so we're going to do the base of the bulb first and i'm just going to explain as we go all right to finish. The base braid, i'm going to start filling in hair and just like do the first um bob box. Braids so i'll fit in like small pieces of hair the size. We'Re doing is small, so just feeding small pieces of hair like this and then i'm also going to feed in the curly hair for the ends so for the style. Um you're gon na leave some curly hair out of the body of the braids and also on the ends, which is what i did here. So i'm gon na stop right here on her um shoulder and i'm just going to secure the ends by taking this small piece and adding some of the crazy glue. And then i'm going to wrap around the glue. Okay, just like this and add more glue and just wrap around so make sure that the glue is really into the braid. So that way it doesn't come undone and um. The curly hair that i left out of the braids before we reach the ends, i'm actually going to cut it off. You'Re going to see me cut it off because for the first row of the braids, i'm just going to leave curly hair on the ends of the braids. Only so you're going to see how i structure the braids from the beginning to the end, because the style is really detailed. So you have to pay attention to details here. So you're going to see me cut off that that's curl hanging because i was like i'm not feeling this extra curl on the body, so i ended up just like cutting it off and just yeah just leave the braids like that and then um just do the First row of the brace with only curls on the ends, but this is what it looks like for the first braid you do. Okay, so we've done the first row of knotless box braids with the curls on the ends like this, and i'm going to use this. As a guide for the rest of the brace to get the asymmetrical look, okay, so before we do any more braids, i'm going to section out the front because she's not going to have a specific middle part or side part, i'm just going to section out the Front so that way, the braids can just like fall in the direction that we're going to do the asymmetrical braids. You could have a side part if you want, but i just want her to be able to kind of flip the braids over to have the look that we're going for today. So that's what i'm doing right now and then we're just going to continue to part in a smile direction, so you're going to see me parting in a small direction after this. So now for this row, i am going to leave some curls out of the body of the braids and i'm also going to start measuring the asymmetrical length, so we're doing the right side longer than the left side. So every braid that i would do on the right side of her head. I will make it like two to three inch longer than the last one, so the length is going to continue to progress and look longer on the right side. You will see it as i go, so don't get confused all right, so i'm going to show you guys this whole, not let's fit in in a slower motion again, but i want you to first understand the structuring of these braids okay. So you see in this row i am leaving curls out of the body of the braids okay, so you want to kind of um, add curls on the end on one row and the next row. After that, you add curls on the body of the braids and the next rule, after that you maybe skip adding curls and the next rule. After that, you add curl on the ends on one braid, the second braids, you, you don't add curl. So you kind of want to like space out the way that you're adding curls. So that way, it's not too much, and it's not too little. Okay, but you're gon na see how i do as we keep going alright. So now i am braiding the left side. Okay and i'm going to measure the length of the left side to make sure that it's equal and i'm not going to make the left side long like the right side. So i'm you're going to see me measuring this braid with the braid underneath it to make it equal with the same length. Okay, so you want to make sure that the braids in the back and the left side is equal, okay and then on the right side. It starts to progress into a longer length, okay, so this is what we're doing from a visual standpoint. Okay, this is what the braid is going to look like from the back right. It'S going to be like a curve, and this is going to be the right side. This is going to be the back and then this is going to be the left side and we're going to braid it in this formation. I hope this is clear, but um just pay attention and, and i'm sure you're going to be able to understand what i'm explaining so when we're done doing the whole braids. That'S when i'm going to cut the curls, so you can see the formation of the bob, as i explained in the drawing okay well more than halfway through and at this point you kind of want to step back okay and notice. The the curls that you're, adding okay, like i said, we're going to cut off all those curls once we finish everything so at this point you want to step back notice how the braids is forming. As you can see, this side is shorter and this side is longer, so that's the shape we're going for i'm going to continue to make the right side longer even more when i get to the very top all right so now this is the final part before We see the u-shape that i mentioned towards the beginning when we started okay and then, after that, we're going to stop parting in a different direction, but um basically, like i explained you want to pause notice, how the curls is forming. So now i have seen the way the curls and the braids is forming. So from this point i am going to start adding curls at the very very top of the braids okay, you're gon na see me doing that and um yeah again. You could do it. Your own way, it doesn't have to be exactly how i'm doing it, but the the key is just to pay attention to the details where you're, adding curls, where you don't want to add curls and how you want the hair to look. Do okay, i'm going to show you something important in this section, but this is how the knot list goes. Braid one two three four: five: a tiny piece of hair feed it on the right braid to the left, talk under on the right feeding on the right, braids, the left tuck under and the right all right, i'm going to feed in a curly hair and pay Attention to how i extend the curly hair, so i'm gon na fit it in and make sure that it's long enough for the ends as well. Okay, so let me do it again: all right! Take the curly hair when you feed it in make sure the piece at the bottom is longer, and i just leave that piece on top out and i just continue to braid. So now we have the: u shape, i'm gon na start parting across all right. So now we are ready to cut okay, so i am going to separate the hair in three sections. Remember we did the right, the back and the left, so i'm going to separate them in that way and we're going to start cutting in this angle. We'Re going to cut the back first before we cut the sides all right, so this is just the first cut, i'm going to reshape it and clean it up even more so first we cut the braids with all the braids in the back. So now i'm going to bring it towards the front on her face and then really reshape it to frame her face and to frame the asymmetrical um shape that we did. So that's what i'm doing right now. Okay, now i am satisfied with the cuts i'm just going to make sure her edges are good and i'm going to add some mousse to the curls. I love it guys and my model sarah bodies. This look like i always like to try my creative creativity on sarah, because i know that she's gon na just like bring this style to life y'all. The hair looks really really good. It'S different. It'S stylish, it's not your regular bob. It'S just different and i like to create things that are different and i absolutely love it and um yeah. You could definitely do this bob equal and if you want, if you want to do like equal kind of asymmetrical length on both sides, you can do that too. But i wanted to do something classy and i love it sure y'all follow sarah okay, that's my sis. Right here, okay, she is a top top model. You heard you heard follow how a instagram everywhere bye guys see you next time, you