How To Cut A Textured Bob Haircut - Thesalonguy

Hi guys Gareth back, and I wanted to say thank you for all of the positive comments in my last video, so glad you enjoyed it today. What we're gon na do is we're going to get into a soft kind of textured broken Bob that sits around about chin length and the inspiration for that was Michelle Williams from the movie Manchester by the sea. So we're going to start this haircut by sectioning off and, as you can see, it's quite a high section. It runs all the way into the front above the ear and then when it comes to cutting again, I'm going to use my razor someone's, a very, very soft shadowed edge. The very first section that I take is going to be in the centre. I'M going to bring this out. I'M gon na break this large section down into two now start from the top bring this down. Let it kind of collapse right there and then again really shatter that out now got to be careful, because if I get too carried away that I'm going to take too much hair out and then I've just created a big hole for myself. The second part of that section again is very, very low. All the way down alright gon na leave a little bit of have there for me to come back to a little bit later on, I'm going to move to the left of that section. Bring that out using the guide that I just created in the game, break that very large section down into two. There is my guide: let my fingers run beyond there and shatter all the way through bringing up the lower portion of that section and shattering that out. I can already see that we get a tremendous amount of movement right there same thing in through here, but again, using the same guide, bringing that out separating it and again those long strokes shattering out all the way down. Okay to just behind the ear. Then I come the other side of that original guide, bringing that out and again finding my guide where that hair starts to fall away and just gently shatter all the way through moving to the next section, to just behind the ear and again bringing that out that In my fingers run past the guide, there's the hair that is forming my guide and again those gentle shatters all the way through through the Bossin okay. Now, when it comes through into the sides, what I want to do here is start to draw some hair back and that's why / direction is going to give me length in towards the front it's okay. If I start to wipe out some of that hair in the sides, because you'll see, as I bring some of the sections through from the top later on in the haircut that I'm okay game bringing that out, drawing it slightly back to over direct and again soft Shatters all the way down in through to the nape in that very last section right. There again just draw that back to behind the ear and shatter that out so I'll. Let that just sit nice and soft now coming in through to the other side again drawing this hair out not taking, even though the section is quite large, the hair at the bottom. I want it to leave behind again. I can see that guide line from a previous section and lowering that hair as I cut and then bringing in the bottom portion of the hair. All the way, through above the ear, draw that hair back start to get some over direction and shatter that out same thing with the remaining section above the ear, draw it back and shatter that out. So now I've created this interior shape. Now I get to do the exterior shape and what I'm gon na do here is I'm going to come in bring that hair, nice and low okay hair that I'm not wanting to work with right now, I'm going to get it out of the way, and I Come in with that razor and just shatter that from the center out and then what I'm going to do is bring in the side and continue that line again. Keeping that hair, nice and low with deep chatter, with the razor I'm gon na, complete that on the other side and I'll get back to you when I bring in the top. So the next part of the haircut is going to start out right here in the fringe, and what I want to do is have a very nice angled fringe, so I'm gon na come in quite short and have a steep angle all the way down into the Front and so as I do that again, I'm using my razor to get that nice effect and bring that down. Okay, and so I'm just kind of merging that, through into in through the front, giving a nice frame around the hair into the sides. So this now is actually going to act as my guide and again what I'm going to do is I'm going to start on this side. I'M gon na bring this hair out and you can see now that there's my starting point to create the shatter through into the sides. So again, as I bring that out, allowing that hair to claps on to what I have already cut. Underneath and now you can see that haircut starting to really take shape, so I'm going to do that all the way around and finish up here and come back to you when I'm at a good point to share with you what I've just done. So, as you can see again in through the back because of what we've created previously just laying that hair through the top fall over and again, you get that really nice visual blend right in through to the nape, so the haircuts now complete, remember I started in The fringe area created there angled fringe and then use that length to establish the second part of the haircut. Remember the underneath had already been cut that was collapsing and this just sits over top. So, as a result, you can see this really awesome shape that we have all the way through into the back and again as I get my hands in there, we can see that tremendous movement and then we will continued on through to the sides. So now all it leaves me to do is go in and get the hair cut finished. I'M going to blow-dry again really encouraging the shape that I put in and I'll get right back to you when we're complete with the styling all right. So we've gone ahead and blow-dry it out, and what I want to do is just do some final detailing so that the bottom doesn't look too squared off. So a great way to do that is to work with a kind of a blending shear. So what I'm going to do is just come in there and just when the hair is dry, just really kind of cut where the hair lives and just take that out just coming in in through the top. I like to kind of get this from a couple of angles, just to break that up and then that way, we're not squaring it off too much. I don't want to come in with with a regular, scissor and and and take that off. I want to come in and really kind of, just have that softly sit into the nape, so kind of cutting in the direction that the that the hairline wants to live, and we can also kind of come in again every kind of careful when you're cutting in, Though, because if we do that, then we might kind of create more work for ourselves, so I quite like coming in from the top lay in that sit all the way down. Okay, so we're complete with with the blow-dry and also the styling. You can see here that I wanted to go with something: that's just a little bit more textured a little bit more broken, but you'll also be able to see, as I kind of turn her around how that shape really sits. Quite nice, all the way in that there is a there's a shape, but there's not a heavyweight line, and that was really the goal to be able to kind of create that and get that kind of. Look that very soft shadowed shape. So you'll see this as it goes all the way through to the front again in that fringe area, working with short to long to create a nice angled fringe, and I think you'll agree that that's a nice fun style as we come into these nice warm spring Months well guys, thank you so much for tuning in and checking out the video for, creating that soft textured bob that it's just so much fun. It was much fun to cut, and I know that you're gon na have a ton of fun either requesting that style or creating that style. Thanks for the comments, thanks for cheering me on, I appreciate your engagement and I'll be seeing you soon.