Bob Haircut With Undercut For Thick Hair

Bob hairstyles are timeless and classic they're, also very trendy this summer Dakota, my friend here finds that with her bob, it's sitting out too wide and too fat. Part of this reason is because Dakota has very high density, coarse hair. Today, I'm going to show you a cutting technique, that's going to reduce hair so that she can really enjoy her bob this summer. To begin, I'm going to section away the area of hair that I want to keep on Dakota's head so just above the ear and below the temple. Now, because Dakota's hair is such high density, it can be really hard to hold her hair in place. So I'm gon na be using these really strong clips and I'm going to do the same thing on the opposite side. Dakota has also these shorter pieces in the front, and I'm going to use just another clip to make sure that those will also stay out of the way. You want to make sure that all of your sections are nice and clean. Before we do the haircut and now the fun begins, I'm going to be using a clipper as well as a guard attachment to be cutting Dakota's hair and so we're just gon na start by going through and cooling Dakota off right away. Now the higher density, your hair, the shorter you can go. If you have lower density hair, I would recommend that you keep your undercut a little bit longer now up at the top. If the hair sticks, you can always use your comb to help feed the hair into the Clipper. Now that I've gone over with the Clipper in the guard, I'm gon na go in with the trimmer just to clean up any little bits of hair that maybe the Clipper head missed all of the hair that gets stuck behind the ear you get rid of that And then in the hairline, where the hair can look a little bit thick using the large teeth of my comb, but the hair that sticks up, I can run my trimmer over my comb, so my comb acts as a barrier not to take this hair too short. So if the hair is growing down, I'm gon na place the comb upward and even working against the natural growth pattern, and what this does is. It just makes the hairline look a little bit more natural and a bit more finished. Doing the same thing on the opposite, ear making sure to remove any pieces that fall over with the undercut complete. I'M now going to remove all of my clips that are holding Dakota's very thick hair in place and because the hair has been holding the hair in place. What may happen when you take the hair down is that it's gon na puff up, so I've got my spray bottle to help me just kind of make sure that the hair will hold back into place, not fully saturating the hair to make it wet. I'M just using a little bit of water so already with someone like Dakota, who has a lot of hair with an undercut. No one would even know that she had it, but her hair cut automatically looks lighter and lays a lot tighter to the head. Lastly, what I'll check for is any loose hairs that may be sticking out from under the bob, so just by tilting, Dakota's hair away. I can use my scissors just to remove any unwanted pieces of hair. With those last hairs removed. You can see how much flatter Dakota's Bob now sits against her head. You