How-To Cut A Graduated Bob // Bob With Graduation // Step By Step Medium Length Haircut // Salon 124
- Posted on 08 June, 2020
- Bob Hairstyles
- By Anonymous
In this video, Mychael Hamlin shows step by step how to transform a one length bob to a graduated bob.
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Alright guys we're gon na take this Bob from a classic Bob into it. Graduated Bob I'm gon na, do a very simple easy approach. We'Re gon na start out by taking a vertical section and we're gon na create our guideline end. After creating our guideline, we're going to take diagonal forward, partings we're going to be PI shaping from the center. I'M gon na choose to cut the left side. First, I'm a right-handed hairstylist, and this is typically the side I start on. It tends to be my easier side, so, with this side, you're gon na have your knuckles down and your fingertips up for the right-handed ear cells. It'S much easier on this side to keep your knuckles closer to the head and, as I explained, the other side, it'll make sense, taking diagonal partings tie shaping from the center. Now I'm on my last section making sure my fingers and marry bisexual now is right in a tear cells. This can be the more challenging side. Couple key things to remember is try to fan out with a comb by keeping the spine as a spine of the comb up against the head, pointing your fingers right in there, where the hairline meets the corner of the neck. People tend to leave this right side. Longer in the nape area, it's harder to get it tucked in. So what you want to do is cut joke up on the comb fan out point your fingers right where you're trying to aim to also try not to flip your fingers up while cutting it. It will not turn under as well. My fingers are following my party bringing the last section into the previous. Another key point is when you're cutting graduation make sure that the hair is evenly damp but not wet. If it's soaking wet, you cannot see the build-up of the way that you're trying to create. I usually like to cut the hairline last people have different tricky hair lines and stuff, I'm using scissors on this one, putting a slight arc in it a lot of times on a live model. You can use your razor, but a razor is a little bit trickier on this plastic mannequin head. Okay, now we're gon na move right up the head. We'Re gon na take our next main section starting off in the center again we're gon na pie shape from the dead center. Another key point is: don't have your elevation too high? If you ever stack a graduated Bob too high, there's no fix in it, but if it's a little bit low and weighty and always take the weight out which will raise up your line, starting on the left side again, then we're gon na move to the right Side, it gets a little easier as you get higher on the head, because you don't have to try to tuck in there as high I'm bringing the last section in and as you notice, my fingers perfectly aligned with my party just diagonally cross-checking. Now we're moving in to the sides typically like to stand where I'm trying to comb to and I'm bringing the entire section all the way through. I'M gon na go ahead and set my line in before cutting my graduation on this release. Attention above and below the year, and as you notice, the hair is not too wet. So once I've put my line in when I do my graduation, I'm not as nervous about it not falling completely, even at straight okay. Now, after doing our perimeter, we're gon na start off, just like the previous two sections, starting in the center from my center parting on this left side, it's it's just natural to have your knuckles, pointing downward and your elbow down on the right side. I'M going to show you a little key point: it makes that side more challenging as you approach these corners and make sure you open direct back which preserves the length in the corner and the front fingertips align with the party as we get on this last section. We'Re just gon na pull right back in because I cut my perimeter first, it's very easy to notice, I'm not cutting into it easy easy to visually check it out, because the hair is not too damn on the right side. Here, don't drop your elbow on your cutting fingers is. What will happen? Is that'll, make your fingertips fanned up a little bit and you'll tend to cut this side a little shorter, put more graduation, bringing this back drop the top, and now I'm just checking putting my perimeter in there before. I finish the graduation starting in the center. As you notice, I'm not elevating the hair, so high you've got to let the graduation build one of the things. I'Ll do is I'll put my comb right on where the party man and just hold it up against the head, and that kind of tells you how high 45 degrees is or by holding it off the head, because people have different head shapes now, just bringing it Back just remember: keep the hair not too wet it's much easier to see the graduation pull in everything. Back to my guideline keeping my elbow in the air, I tend to come up with a wide side of the comb that way, I'm not putting too much tension on the hair when I'm cross-checking. What I'm doing now is I'm turning it, for some people have really thick hair. I can turn the thinning shears upside down and remove just a little additional weight and there's your easy graduated Bob
Comments
Lexi J: Omg! Best video ever. I never cut hair before but my mom wanted this cut. So I watched this video 3 times and tried it! It turned out so well! Seriously, great tutorial!!!
Estera Lares: One of best tutorials I’ve ever seen. Just enough information without unnecessary chit chat. Can’t wait to explore rest of your videos. Huge thank you xx
Willow The Golden Retriever: I had a stacked/graduated bob through most of my 20’s (1990’s).... it really looked great on me! I will return to that look in the next few years. I have never had long, chest length hair, so- I am trying to grow it out. But- video’s like this tempt me to ‘chop chop’.
molly6147: This was so soothing to watch. Beautiful finish. The bangs were already cut so I guess that's why you never mentioned them but I really would have loved to see how bangs would be incorporated into the haircut.
Tomas - Your Hair Guru!!: love this tutorial, you really made it easy to follow, thank you so much <3
Joan Gentile: Wow!! This is amazing!! I love this haircut!! Absolutely beautiful!! Great job!!
Lynx Majic: Hi, thank you for the tutorial! Is there a difference between graduated and layered bob? How would you describe a bob that has layers more "spaced out" rather than all close together? Thanks!
Mrs. Vs Phasing Beyond the Classroom: 00:10 Working in the lower 3rd of the head (nape area; located from ear to ear across the occipital bone): Create a small center inverted vee /\ running from the occipital bone to the nape line then cut ✂️ 0:43 Move to the side of choice Take a diagonal part that surrounds the previously cut diagonal line / /\ continue this process until this until the back half of the nape area is finished. 1:55 Move to the opposite side and continue with the cut by taking a diagonal part that surrounds the inverted vee /\ \ continue cutting the diagonal line /\\\ throughout this area. Finish the entire nape area by outlining the nape line. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 3:50 Move up to the crown area creating a wider inverted vee / \ Using the same method as used in the nape area pull down diagonal lines to match-n-stack to the previously cut layers below. 5:53 Take an even wider, slightly inverted vee section from crown to about 2 inches above the ear. Comb down and cut sides the hair and match the sides with the back at a zero degree angle. Using the same method as used in the crown area pull diagonal lines down and back to match-n-stack to the previously cut layers below. 8:50 Drop the remainder of the hair and cut ✂️ a diagonal line at a zero degree level. The lift the previously cut hair to a 45 degree elevation and match-n-stack with the the layers underneath THANKS SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO!
Donna Hartzman: You made it look so easy! Thank you.
Marissa Spuza: I wish you make another 3 more videos for increased layer, uniform layer & solid cut with the clear instruction, simple presentation, just the right speed of teaching. Excellent. Good on you. I bet you if you continue with this kind of teaching you will have a lot of followers even the person who does not have knowledge on hairdressing. God bless you!
Наталья Мухамедова: Спасибо за прекрасную схему стрижки.прекрасно-просто-четко.
Love2TravelAway: One of the best videos ever on Bob haircut Thank you for telling us the movement of the body as you cut. ✂️ ♀️
Chew Tony: This is beautiful! Thank you very much for your professional and clear sharing!
C SJ: This is easily one of the best tutorials I’ve seen for this cut
Silvia Stella de Oliveira Paiva: simplesmente perfeito!!
Jennifer Putis: Thank you for these great videos!! I am returning to hairdressing after a very long hiatus. 22 years to be exact. My daughter is now a hairdresser and has motivated me. I just need some refreshers.
Vania Otaviano: Lindo trabalho eu amei os detalhes
Marissa Spuza: Well done. Step by step & clear. Simple instruction. Just the right speed of teaching. Praise the Father, the Son & the Lord Jesus Christ for your genuine effort to teach & not just to impress watcher. God bless.
Hannukka: A perfect result, the way to achieve it is logical and very well presented, love it!!
Cersei Mack: This is a very helpful tutorial, thank you!
Sophie C: One of the best grad bob demo's I have ever seen. Keeping it simple for us beginners. Thank u
Karen K: This is really the best video of a graduated bob - my favourite hair style. The instruction is so clear and easy to follow. Thank you so much!
Christopher Sulimay: I'm honored to say I know this man.. Mychael is one of the most skilled haircutters that I know! Beautiful Job Mychael - Flawless execution.
MEMORIA1316: Masterful. Your passion for your profession really stands out
Gods Child: Really well done . Took your time with each cut Explaining the angle cuts. Ty !
catalina Meza: clean cut, easy to understand, you explain really good, thank you, I'm new hairstylist. Can't wait to see more of your videos!
elenaadorno76: So easy to follow. I love this video!
Mary Tioly Molina-Rodriguez Schrenk: Beautiful, simple, clean lines, easy to understand... Good job!! and thanks.
Maria D'Explorer TV: you're the best tutor in hair cutting i'ver watched in yt. Hoping to imitate every master piece you've done! i think 1 million practise before i did that..
Blas Trevino: OK I think I’m getting it now this is a really good example, thank you! God bless you!
Marri: The best bob haircut tutorial. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. ❤️
Débora Orozco: I agree, your explanation is really brilliant. I'm not a hairdresser and I cut my mother's hair following your tutorial and she looks nice! Thank you so much.
TimelordUK: I'm just a new lowly barber, only cutting 2 yrs. I found this video fascinating. I'd love to be able to cut women's styles. I'd much rather talk to women in my shop than men
vjcollins105: Love the cut, would like to see the bangs so I can show it to my stylist.
MariaChristineVictoria Celemin: Bravo! My daughter loves thus cut. . And ur tutorual makes it so easy to learn. U will try this. Thanks so much. U r an angel. Thanks fir sharing.
Sincerity: Nice technique! Love it! A lot of people request the bob
Denise Cahoon: Perfection I really enjoyed that you made it look easy
Felisa Long: Thank you! very easy to follow.
NATALIE ROBERTS: You are an EXCELLENT Hairstylist !,Beautiful cut❤️
Martin Adams: Great video quality and brilliant instructions. Very helpful . One of best . Thanks a million from Australia!
Ewa Ewcia: great cut, evenly. I love this kind of work. Super. Regards ❤️☺️
Christine Turner: I’m a hairdresser and the way you explained everything was brilliant!!!
Power Anthonette: I like how you cut the hair. It's very neat and detailed.
Roula Jomaa: You are the best . Thank you for this easy amazing teaching
T O: VERY SKILLED HAIR STYLIST! GREAT VIDEO! FLAWLESS CUT! SO MANY stylists butcher this cut… this guy NAILED IT!
Cindy Tan: THIS IS THE BEST TUTORIAL HANDS DOWN!!!!!!! The camera angle and the prefect explanations! VERY GOOD PLEASE MAKE MORE
Krystal Wilkie: Awesome! Best tutorial ever!
LD SW: this is the cut I wanted.. but instead, the stylist just cut bluntly across and went in and left a few layers up top the weight is so unbalanced and not nicely rounded at all.. once it grows out a bit, I'll find someone who can give me what I really want.. if I have to show them this video, I will!!! it's excellent!
Peter Hunt: A very nice cut looks beautiful. Thank you
carlos roberto costa: Maravilhoso
Jane Draisey: I must try & ask my stylist to do this, & not “choppy” layers. This looks so much prettier & sexier! I never want another choppy cut again!!
9antonieta: Beautiful cut!!
Speak EZ: Awesome Breakdown and very clean work, Great Job!
Grizel Diaz: I love the scissors!..can I get the brand? fantastic haircut!
Cindy Sayavong: Beautiful!
Tuyet Tran: Love your video. I watch it over and over thank for posting
Luz Malana: Awesome! very Clean excecution! Easy toFollow
Maranatha The Lord Cometh: Excellent easy to follow Thank you
Alisia Polini: Exceptional work...
Peace 21: You are the best teacher ❤ EVER ❤ THANK YOU SO MUCH
Amanda Lee: Great tutorial!!
Blanca Lira: Very good video!! Thank you so much.
nadia alkinani: I love it Great job☺️
Alma Servilla: hi!newbie here.love the way you demonstrate sir❤❤❤
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roberta robi: Bravissimo
민쌤들: It helped me a lot.
Marcello Woodford: Excellent Tutorial,Thank You! x M
Eduardo Diniz: Thank you for explanation !
Tony Bhosle: Amazing skills.
Christine Turner: Looking forward to other videos. Thank you for sharing
Nina Stylist: This is the best explained and perfect cut! so many instructors make it way too complicated
Omnia vincit Amor: I love it ♥️
T M: Beautiful thank you
william jasareno: Morning sir this kind or bobcut tutorial is very poolish and clearly thank you soooo much I love it from philippines...
Sarah Devaras: Thank U so much for sharing. Highly recommended Hairdresser
Seven Edge: Thank you! Can I come do a mentorship under you!?!
Lisa Singh: Waw great video Oh how u wish I had Micheal for my hairdresser!!
Aileen Cortez: Thank u very much for so much info.
Daveda Newkirk: Perfecto!!
Anna Rankin: Love it
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Robin Brennan: This was great! ThNks!
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Beverley Dabell: Beautiful x ❤️
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Christina Georgiou: Perfect
Marie Schriver: Is there a comb with a 45° angle if so this would help sometimes you lose direction
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Kim Sutton: Question why does a bob start out short in the back And seem to get longer as u go up
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Cindy Tan: Does this guy for anymore tutorial. Where can I find more of his videos????
Noemie Chevalier: How hard / easy would it be to do this in myself ?
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