How To Do A Bob Haircut, Chin Length

Okay, hi I'm Tammy and today we're going to be doing a bob haircut so today we're going to be kind of taking out those layers evening it up. It reaches this top layer here this top layer here only reaches to about here. So we're going to take it as high as we can go in the back and somewhat angle it now with a bob haircut. You have to just basically get the length pretty good as you're going and then after it's dry, we're going to recut it and that's what going to make the difference. So you want to take small sections, and you want to pretty even so might need a few Clips to get it all out of the way. What I'm going to do is I'm going to cut it. This period see she has some Pollock's going on right here. So we're going to really calm it down, especially this first layer and really just get those get that short right there she's going to have some hair hanging out and we'll clean that out at the end. We just want to take that real short, because we don't want this sticking off. So what I'm going to do right away? Is I'm just going to get that out of the way with a razor, and I'm just going to have like a sort of it's a feather razor, and I use it for a lot of my haircuts too. If you take it closer, you just kind of go with with the way the hair line goes. You can kind of shave up the hairline just a little bit just an extra here that is always going to go on the opposite direction: yeah just waggled, and I'm just going to keep doing that all the way up until it doesn't reach anymore. You can start pretty much cutting in the middle and going side to side, or you can start on this side and go all the way across. I usually start in the middle. I feel like it's just easier to keep track of both sides that way to keep it even the hardest part of cutting a bob like one of the hardest things about cutting about is making sure it's, even it's actually one of the most difficult haircuts there is To do to perfect, so it's still reaching and I'm just going to keep continuing cutting you now for the sides. I don't want that little hole right there, because if I just cut it like this, the ear will get them away and help you like this little hole and if you ever done a buy before you know this is always a major problem. So I'm just going to take it like this we're going to take everything we're going to push it behind her ear, like this we're going to push everything behind her ear and we're going to cut like this, and I'm just going to keep taking sections and putting It behind her hair and we're just going to keep following that through. So especially when you're doing a bob. You want to go with the part, because if you part in the middle, when you're doing your Bob, then it's going to be shorter on one side and the other when she's doing her part, because if I'm pulling this one this way, if I'm pulling her parted Here this way, when I switch it to the other side, there's going to be a bunch of layers here, so you want to go with her part, especially when you're doing so. But you can see what happens when you do that it gives it a natural angle and I'm just going to clean that up real quick. It makes it go forward, see if I comb it back like that when I'm cutting, it will leave a nice angle when I'm done so now. What I'm going to do is I'm going to blow-dry it and then we're going to do some more cutting when I blow dry out this bag. You want it to lay its natural curve. You don't want too much curl to it, so you don't want to round brush it. So I'm going to use a Denman brush. Okay, now we've blown a try and I'm going to clean up the bottom part here, and this is the most important part of the Bob. Well, one of the most important things because you can see like the hair is like sticking out, so you have to go underneath to get those out and don't be afraid to use even a mirror. Because then you can see everything you need to get out and I can really see more on the side than this side. It'S a pens like I'm right-handed, so my haircuts come out different on each side. It'S really have to double check that, but I'm really just going to go in there and cut out all that excess stuff. That'S sticking out! We are growing from a graduated Bob, so there is some slight layering on a very, very violent, but we're going to get it pretty close. You almost want to angle your scissors to curve on or like this when you're cutting, you really just want to push the comb down and really get all those little hairs out. So you can see it's like all. Even in here it's a nice Bob. Now we have to go to our sides. No, the sides, you just want to go in there and clean up. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to hold it with my hand, we'll let you tap the air, always tap your ear. So then you don't get the hole there, even if you're over here tap you're here just in case some fell forward, I'm just going to kind of clean it up. Now, I'm just going to comb it down just try to find anything that needs cleaning up. Now you can kind of go around that ear area, make sure that's real nice and sharp just keep going over and keep looking at turn w bracelet tilt your clients head, so you can really get over there again. We want it to go forward a little bit. So I'm not going to cut all that off, I'm going to do the same thing on the other side. Now another thing you want to do at the very end: is you really want to take look at her forward? Have her face, you look at you, stand in front of her and pull to make sure these are even, and they look pretty good, I'm just going to do a little bit more cleaning up right in the front right in the front. Here we do want to leave that a little bit longer because she's going to swish that over, like that, that's it you