Achieve This Easy Quickweave Bob

What'S up y'all, so I'm back again with another up middle part, quickly, Bob this has been like the highest demand hairstyle lately, which is crazy, but hey I'm here for it. I love it. So I'm just gon na jump right on into the video, as you guys can see. She already had her cap on and I'm just using the gossipy spray to mold her down and I'm just spraying this all over her head and making sure that is completely dry. For some reason, I think that when I do this step right here, it really helps with the track sticking on and also the protective solution that you'll see, which is right here, says Diamond bond protective solution. You can find this at any beauty. Supply store I'm gon na have to let you guys know how I even came up with it's very interesting. Well, I can just give you a very short brief and I kind of came up with the name from watching the show Saved by the Bell and like saved by the stylers. That sounds pretty cool, so just stuck with it back when the Instagram first started itself. That'S kind of how I came up with my name so now, as you guys can see, I started with the first track and I always start at the front of the hair song. I usually start from one end to the opposite end and it's in a horseshoe form or you or whatever. You want to call it, but I like to do that so that the hair can come forward towards the face and frame the face from the front. So you always want to be sure to do that. Some people start the track from the back and then slowly build up to the front. Whatever works for you, you can do it. This works for me. Sometimes I do it the opposite way, but as of lately, when I'm doing my middle part Bob's, I just like to do it this way. So now I'm at the top of her head and I'm pretty much done going on all the tracks. And now I'm just trying to see where I want the cut to be so I'm just taking my time and making sure that it is even and it's not too short, so I always start off longer and then I gradually work my way up and yes, I Do use clippers. I use a combination of clippers shears, sometimes a razor comb. I just use whatever works for me and it time being to achieve the look that I'm going for in the softest way, so we're just working our way around and one tip that I can suggest for you guys to do when you're doing the middle part Bob At some point you want until you're trying to hold their head down that way. The back part can be a little elevated so when they do hold their hit back up straight, the Bob is all even I've seen Bob cuts to where they're all even all the way around, and it just is just a more. I don't know like a chunky. Look, I don't know, I don't like the looks. I always have my client kind of slightly bent their head down and just kind of elevate, the back part, and you guys will see once I'm done with her complete style when she holds her head down. It'S kind of like more than an angle, and it just makes it completely different, but it was something that I had to learn on my own. So this part I kind of sped up, so I'm just kind of going through it with my shears and just doing some point cutting and once I got look that I'm you know the lint that I was going for. I went ahead and start flat ironing it and then usually at this point once I'm doing everything I just kind of clean it up towards the end and by having them put their head down at an angle. You kind of see what pieces you know you need to clean up, so it's just an illusion. When she holds her head up, everything will be even and it just came out so cute. She was happy about it. So guys give me a thumbs up, don't forget to share like comment and subscribe, and thanks for watching bye,