Blonde Bob Haircut

We'Re back here with Whitney's finished color. You can see how nice and blond I got her even with her wet you can see how these highlights are going to pop up now. What I'm going to do is give her a haircut, and we talked about getting her a really strong blood bob with some really dramatic bangs, so what I had to do because of cutting it in one section I feel, like you, get it more accurate. It'S quicker and it's just it's a lot more accurate, so kind. I could pull everything back and cut this in one section doing that I think saves a lot of timing and energy and, like I said you can get it more accurate. We would this even and even with this, pulling this her back she's going to be slightly shorter in the front in the back and longer in the front, and we want that Bob to swing, for we don't want that hitter longer in the back and shorter on The sides we look toward modern and new, if you see I'm, bringing everything back and you can see how thick this hair is, she still has a little bit of her pink left on the ends, which I really like that I think it makes it a little Edgier coming this back into a nice smooth ponytail. If I cut this low she'll have very little graduation on her neck and that's what we want. We don't want this too short or next. She still wants to grow her hair, but this is going to give her a shape that doesn't look grown out and she can continue to grow. This hair smoothing this ponytail down into a nice smooth ponytail, I'm going to take my big shears and one nice smooth cut, take the ponytail off what that's done is it's created our our hanging link here, you can see how nice, and even that is there's a Little bit of graduation I'll take that off with the with the razor and she'll have a little bit of layering on her net. But already you can see the line in there is given her that Bob that swings forward and really is a nice flattering shape on her and one cut. I'Ve made her length, and all now I have to do is clean up these edges here and will almost do that on dry hair. Coming back around to the front we're going to give her some nice blunt bangs, I like to determine where that hair is going to fall out. You can see her bangs aren't as thick as the rest of her hair, but putting the comb on the head. You can see where the comb leaves the head. That shows you where that bangs should stop that, and I do want to give her bangs, like I said, more of a blunt shape, not a lot of layering at all. I want to bring these right where they're right on her brows. I want to be able to see her brows, but I don't want them in her eyelashes either. You can see this pie shape. It tells you exactly where those bangs should be, and I think what's good on Whitney too, as I don't want to have a lot of bang coming from the middle, I want to make him a little wider. I think she can wear that on her shake face. She'S got these great cheekbones. I think that if the corners are left too long, then they cover that up and plus having them straight across instead of angle at the corners that were chromatic and she can definitely wear it so get this out of the way bring the bangs down just in Their natural fall, I start in the middle. You can see what this browser app is going to jump up a little bit, and this is almost like a insurance here. We can all good, always good that can take off more, but look how long this corners were. This is going to be great on her she's got these great eyes in a scrape face, and things are always youthful. Why they bring just attention to the eyes, are dramatic, coming around to this side, taking this corner off, we want this shorter. We want this and two, I think once you drawing and finish that cut you'll be able to really see the shape better and then we can tweak them a little bit, but already you can see the drama already all right, we'll be back with the finished. Look. You'Ll get to see her dried and then we'll get to see what this color looks like