Absolutely what's up guys welcome to today's vlog today, what we're gon na go over. Is this haircut right here? I love this haircut. I know you guys, like this style haircut as well, but we have the disconnections in the front a lot of really fun layering and also some precision graduation in the back. So definitely think you guys are going to dig this cut. Let me know what you think in the comments below also, I will give you the color formula. At the end, this was a previously colored mannequin that we did with the joy, Co, hair color. So I'll talk about that as we go through it as well. So hope you guys enjoy it. Let'S get start with our step by step. Here we go. I guess we're going to start off by parting, the mannequin. On the left hand, side. This is really based on the side that your guest parts, their hair. So if they part it on the right hand side, then you can go ahead and part it on the right hand, side and just mirror what I'm doing so start off in the left hand side, then we're going to go back through mid crown and then straight Down Center back, what that's going to do is give me a nice symmetrical feeling in the very back portion around the nape of the neck, which will give me a easier way to stay consistent, creating a symmetrical shape in the back of the head. Once I get my parting created in the back, then I just clip away the right hand side get it out of the way and then I'm going to work diagonal forward, partings all the way up the head shape. So you can see that's about a half inch section that I take out of the nape of the neck and then I'm going to work that it straight out from the head, so right at the occipital bone, the head kind of curves in so this is very Almost ninety degrees, maybe just a little bit below ninety degrees, at the fingertip portion of the section, so keep taking those partings half-inch partings and I'm over directing them to the previous. So what we're doing is we're creating a traveling guide which is going to create a nice balance structure in the back of the head, so half-inch parting, diagonal forward over direct it to that previous section and then work my way through the reason I don't want to Do too much over direction in the back is because I would be building up too much weight in the front, so we do have a forward feel to this haircut. You saw that texture and length in the front of the haircut. That doesn't mean that you have to do over direction to create that we're actually going to create it using disconnection which is going to be a lot lighter than going in and over directing everything to the front to try to create the same exact look. So I'm working my way all the way up to behind the ear. You can see that nice graduation building up we're utilizing the head shape to change the angle, so my finger angle stays the same, but because we're working up the head shape the actual elevation of the haircut changes and builds up that weight around the occipital bone gives It a nice shape now. What I'm gon na do is break up the sides of the haircut now. This was a previously cut mannequin that we did before, so it has a layered feel to the top of the haircut, so it's nice and light. So if somebody had thicker hair, probably break this up into more sections, but because it's nice and skinny, I can do it in a couple. So I just comb it straight down using the wide teeth on my comb, keeping it nice and natural and then I go through and just freehand cut all the way to where I want that disconnection to start. So I'm leaving that hair for later - and we talked about this a lot in all these different videos that we do. We want to leave some hair that we can create different things with later, so we keep that weight on there keep that disconnection. Now I'm going to work the opposite side finger angle, stays the same, be working parallel from the occipital bone down to the nape and using the wide teeth of the comb and working with a traveling guide. It'S even more important on this side of the haircut because of the fact that this is the heavy side. So all the weight is going to be traveling to this side to stay nice and consistent, don't over direct it too far. If you'll reject it too far. You'Ll get too much weight pushed to the right-hand side of the head now, you'll notice, I hold my scissor a little bit different, a lot of times, you're looking for comfort when you're cutting hair. If I twist my wrist a certain way when I'm trying to cut close to the nape of the neck, my hand gets in the way it kind of bounces off of the neck. So I just flip the scissor I put my thumb in the other direction: cuts the hair exactly the same. So if you're comfortable cutting it the other way, you don't have to cut it like that, but you can see once I got away from the nape now. I go back to cutting regular. It'S just a comfort thing for me. Keeps me consistent, so working my way through all the way to behind the ear, still working those diagonal forward sections. You can see that my over direction is not coming to the back middle, but what I am doing is following the head shape up, so I'm not over directing that hair over toward towards the ear either. What I wanted to do is keep nice and light. So I'll start with my elevation low work, my way up and I'll follow that guideline. That goes all the way up into that crown area, so my elevation will shift a little bit because I want to keep it nice and light. This is something I talk about in haircutting a lot you don't have to keep consistently cutting in one spot. You can move throughout the haircut as long as you understand why you're doing it I'm moving, because I want it to be nice and light around the crown, and I don't want to build up a ton of weight behind the right ear. So we start off cutting. You can see the angle that we're holding the hair then I shift, I raise my hand up a little bit, keeps it nice and light, and then I work my way towards the top, and I do a little bit of point cutting even into that to lighten It up that way, so we're gon na do the same thing. On the opposite side same thing: we did, on the left hand, side take a horizontal parting across use, the wide teeth of our comb and then freehand cut to where we want that disconnection to be same thing, we'll do one more section if you can't see through This, then you should definitely break it up. So, if you have thicker hair, remember break that up into multiple sections. Now we're going to go in with our cloud9 blowout serum. This is from burke Otto. It'S one. You know one of my favorite products for smoothing hair. I just throw it in there. It'S got a nice shine to it. You'Ll see how much shine builds up on the hair. Nice medium hold. What I like to do with dry hair cutting, is kind of make it feel like there's nothing in the hair, but have it nice and shiny and smooth so you're, going to see those disconnections come to life you're also going to see a buildup of weight around Those disconnections because we haven't elevated the hair, yet we're going to elevate the hair when we get into the dry, cutting portion you're, also going to see the shape come to life as well, so just going through blow-drying doing some flat wrapping. Also, some leafing leafing is when you kind of grab the hair with the brush, just like you're. Seeing me do now and lift the hair up gives it a little bit of volume at the base, but also pulls tension onto the hair, which helps smooth out that base to mid shaft anytime you're flat wrapping the hair or you're. Leafing the hair you're focused on the base and the mid shaft the ends you'll get with the flat iron, which is what we're going to go in and do next. So my focus is getting the shine to the base, getting the lift where I want it and then now we're going to go in with our picado vibra straight iron. This is the iron I use all the time it vibrates as it smoothes. So what it does is causes less friction, so it's less damaged also as a smoother kind of pass through on the hair and kind of works. So if you think about it as it's vibrating, it's separating the hair, it helps smooth it faster as well so you're going to see as I'm smoothing the hair out here, I'm mostly focused mid-shaft to ends. Like I said in the blow-dry, we focus the blow-dry on the base to mid shaft. We go mid. Shaft ends with the iron. Just saves us on our work so keeping it nice and polished in both ways, but also creating less damage for the hair, because we're not ironing everything scalp to ends every time. Little trick. I like to do here with the bang area over directing at the opposite direction: she's going to wear it, give it a little bit of a bend so when she pushes it over to the other side, it gives it a little kick and flip to. It. Lays really nice, you can see how soft it lays right wrapping around the face there. So now, what we're going to do is we're going to work on that disconnection and the dry cutting portion, so you can see that extra weight sitting there. That'S because we haven't elevated the left-hand side of the head yet so what I do is I go through and I cut my precision line in the back. All my lines are usually done with the dry detail work. So, that's why I want to make sure you get the hair, nice and smooth the way you want it and I go through and I detail the sides cut those nice hard lines in the shape really makes a shape, stand out. It'S all these finishing touches that make your haircuts stand out to your guests. So just going through finishing the outer perimeter of the haircut, you still see those disconnections we're going to cut into those now. So if you've been wondering and sitting on the edge of your seat, or is he going to leave that there? No we're not we're going to go in and connect it to the haircut? So I go through. This is a tease, cutting technique that I've shown you guys a lot if you just started following welcome. I have lots of videos on how to do this technique, but it's a half-closed with the scissor and it helps work out. Any weight within a dry cut creates a lot of shattered kind of feel and texture within the haircut as well. So we go through that disconnected portion that I did not elevate. I want to go through and just add some light layers to it and and I'm going to go through and grab that entire disconnection and decide pinch it where I really want that hair to end and then finish it with a little bit of slide. Cutting all of that is very similar techniques. It'S half closing the scissor, whether you're sliding down the hair shaft or your T's. Cutting the t's cutting is pushing the scissor in half closing and then releasing it, pushing it in half closing and releasing it slide. Cutting is just sliding down and half closing on it as you work, so I also told you guys I would share with you the color formula, so the base of this color, so we pre lightened, did some balayage all over the entire head and painted basically from Mid-Shaft to ends, and then I did the base, ruby, red joy, Co, color intensity with a little bit of black pearl and then the ends is a light pink with the rose. So that's our end result guys, hope you liked it alright guys, like always, if you like, this haircut then hit the like button hit. The share button share this video with all of your friends out there. Also, if you're not a hairdresser and you're looking for a salon, remember we have the hair salon. Locator com website, where FSC partner salons, are all on there. You can type in your zip code and find the closest salon near you and, if you're, a stylist or salon owner and you're looking to get put on the FSC partner salon program, you get a clasp every single month online. You also get added to our secret Facebook group and put on the F se salon locator website, so that people that watch these videos can find your salon and get these hairstyles. So make sure you check out all the links for everything that I've used in the video and also more information on finding a salon or becoming part of our F se partner salon program. Thank you guys for watching I'll, see you guys on the next video thanks and guys. Remember if you haven't subscribed to the channel, make sure you hit the subscribe button below, because you could win this vibro straight iron. Good luck! Let me know in the comments below if you subscribe, thanks

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dragon143143: love the cut... my hair was super long and thick. My mom's cousin told me she cuts her own hair and her husbands hair and she wanted to cut mine as it was pretty ragaty now. So I let her cut my hair but she never did any kinda bobs. Ran into your video and showed it to her and she cut my hair as she was watching this video...she was getting excited as it was turning out like the video. When it was done I was suprised....She did it. First time having any kinda short layered bob...Love it. Thanks so much.

Lisa Goodman: Beautiful ♥️ Loving the movement of the disconnected style,as it overlaps very smooth Matt. Mine is very similar, as I am in love with this style, and love creating with it on others,as a stylist really helps, to watch your videos, thank you so much xx

B MONEY: I am a hairdresser, and that is CUTE! Great job I can’t wait to try the tease cutting technique.

Biffy Whispers: great cut! I use so many of your tips in my work and it's made such a difference. thank you for these amazing vids!

Ashley Nicole: I would love to shadow or just watch you cut all day!!!! Definitely my favorite stylist to watch & you're so consistent and detailed with all of your videos!!

kristina rodriguez: Honestly your cuts...amazing! I've always been mesmerized by short cuts! And all your tips and trick really put into perspective and help me finally understand how it's achieved! So thank you! Been subscribed for a while now, pretty much my go to Chanel!

2011mmramos: i love when you texturize the hair when it's dry. it's my favorite part

Charlene Yvonne: You make cutting the back look so effortless. Love disconnected looks,,,and uneven layers. Your work is awesome and excellent.

MiSaLiAnW: yesssss, this is the haircut i was looking for. I have wavy hair, so the top of my hair curls up, while the bottem lays flat. Any other bob looks messed up as soon as it's dry. :-) Thanks a lot! I will show this to my man so he can do this for me (he's good in such things).

GideAnn: Thank you so much for posting these videos and techniques! You helped me grow so much in my cutting techniques!

Chilipepr Sandi: This is exactly what I'd like my hair to look! I'm showing to my hairdresser Thursday. Thank you very much!

Bibi D' Conde: You're truly an artist... thank you for sharing ❤️️

Vallie Naylor: Been subscribed!!! I NEED that iron in my life Matt...lol!!! My favorite part of this cut is the dry cut...when you bring it all together...IT'S AWESOME!!!

Sylvia L. Hardin: I'm not a professional, but I really enjoy watching your videos (thank you so much for making/sharing them) it's really interesting to see all that is involved in making all of the incredible styles. Of course I subscribed!

Pri Correia: Looks gorgeous!! I would love to see a side by side comparison before and after creating texture with dry cutting!!

MaviLu: love that hair cut and the coloring! just beautiful!

Penny Audrey: I'm a young stylist starting my career. I love these videos so much.

Susan Kashi: I subscribed two years ago and I love it . Thank you Matt for all your beautiful work it is so informative I enjoy watching you hair cut

Paige Ehnis: I don't think my hair stylists knew what this was when I used to get this done, years ago. I had to ask for an A-line bob, then I would go home and cut everything off in the back myself. I always wanted to try new things with my hair, but every time I asked for something new, or unusual, it ended up being a disaster... I just started cutting my own hair, it wasn't perfect but it was better than what I would get from them. I'm so happy that hair styling has evolved since then...

Caitlin Carl: How do you decide when to dry cut vs wet cut? I wasn't taught dry cutting in school but your haircuts look so good after you do!

Mallory Cheney: New subscriber; I'm addicted to these vids. I've always been a fan of the disconnected bob, so youthful. I really like versions of it with a shorter fringe, too.

Laura Small: I'm so glad I subscribed to this channel so I can continue to see all your amazing work!!!!

Darlene Baker: Ty for all the tutorials. I’ve practiced many of the cuts on my hair. I’m most grateful!

PeachyMangoPie: this video is so calming and satisfying to watch. therapeutic effect. love the haircut

Elisabeth Wawersik: Beautiful haircut! Always love your cuts ❤❤❤

Liz Sanchez: veryclean cut, love it.My favorite part has to be the front and ur techniques.Thank you so much Matt!

Rebellious Nails By Kendra: I am so glad I have subscribed to this channel. You have definitely helped me further my career

J Matos: Awesome ! Amazing haircut. Teaser technique, I do all the time because of you. Keep doing bob cuts videos are my fav.

BekieSkye: Love all your cutting videos!! Thank you!

mysticsamoyeds: Hi...I subscribed and watched all your videos because I think your amazing and the tools and products you use are amazing too. I also purchased your razor comb set and combs from your web site. I am dying to get the vibraflat iron you use...I would be so happy to get picked it would be a great birthday gift my birthday just passed Dec 29. Thank you for all your sharing of your wonderful skills and knowledge and wishing you the best of luck and health this New Year!

Linda Dillon: Love this cut/style. If you could answer a question, I would appreciate it. One, how often does this cut have to be trimmed? Two, what is the name of hot iron and where can I buy one? I love watching your video's. I could never learn to style it as fast as you do. You are awesome. Have a great day and thanks for your videos. Linda

Ginette B: I just started following and I love watching all of it! I love color most but I am planning on going to school to become a stylist in the fall!

Bradley Packer: thanks for the video mate, much apprechiated, such a beautiful cut, i like how you texture the hair with the backcomb half close scissor effect i must try and practice this

Vanessa S: Perfect haircut, I love this style !

Hairtekt: Such a great clean cut man ! love it !

Kevin O: I really enjoyed everything because it reviews several different techniques to obtain a certain look.

oortwitch: Dude! This is the haircut I've wanted for a while now, I just failed to describe it correctly to stylists. They always end up messing with the front part and angling it even with the rest of the hair. Next time I'll use the word "disconnected" and see if I get the right results!

Shanel Thompson-Rodesiler: I subscribed. Great video with instruction and techniques. I am looking forward to checking out more of your videos!

Melinda Phillips: I'm a licensed stylist and have a hard time finding anyone who can cut my hair similar to this. Totally subscribed.

Taylor Suhy: Been subscribed my man!!!!! Always helping me get creative through school ✌️✌️

Joan Gentile: Beautiful haircut!! I love this hairstyle!! You do excellent work, Matt!!

Marilyn Touchstone: I love your videos! I have been looking for a new style and have decided on one of yours. Getting it cut today!! Subscribed. :)

L Collins: I have been subscribed to your channel for months. I love how you cut and I would like to learn how to do it on my own head.

Pickles Dill: I used to do this cut on myself ALL THE TIME...Love this cut so much..

Adarkjet: One of your best. I wish you would show exactly how you hold your shears when you are cutting down vertically in the back.

Kitana Stardust: Love this haircut and color! <3 Very nice!

Maria Magyari-Mate: That was such a beautiful cut!

Adrienne: I'm subscribed and would love love love to win this straightener. I was just checking out out online. BTW your videos are very informative.

Nicole Yonnotti: obsessed with you guys. my biggest issue (especially with bobs) how do you figure out your starting length in the back when they tell you the length they want around the face? I've been doing hair for about six years and it's like all of a sudden I'm struggling with this. please help! also I was watching an older video and you mentioned the app. I downloaded it and loved it but can you put the headsheats on there?

Samantha Ferro: Absolutely gorgeous haircut and colour!

Lion's Garden: This looks like a hairstyle for an amazing japanese anime hero. Maybe like Regina from Dino Crisis :D Ir would look very good on milky pale skin. I love how the last pieces around the face make all the effect. You made this look soo easy!

Antoinette Walker: You are a wonderful stylist a good instructor you are truly an artist

Cherrykatz Aj: love this tutorial! does anyone feel that 29 is too old to train as a hairdresser? Any mature hairdressers that trained late, I would love to hear from!

Camay Mitchell: Awesome always ThankU for what you do for the industry!

Chase Bush: The Traveling guide has changed this cut for me in the salon. I want one of those flat irons lol

Noshville: LOVE the color! I heard you say you Baliage to remove some of the existing pigment. Can you share the exact base formula roots to ends?

Edie Boudreaux: I love this cut and color!!

Chilipepr Sandi: My hairdresser was able to duplicate this hair style! Thanks again!

Shiva: soooooo beautiful.Could you guide us which short hair cut is perfect for square face shape please.Thank you.

Katie Spillers: Love this! What brand of blow dryer are you using?

karin winfree: Cut and color is gorgeous Love your videos

elisa tate: love watching your haircutting technique

Legend Inas07: Love this hair cut genius

Greenspark: Love this cut! However... I always think about someone stumbling across you filming the intro somewhere public outside and freaking out because you're holding a human head anywho keep up the great work!!

Ingrid Donoso: Me encanta tu estilo para cortar cabello ... Muy lindos resultados,quisiera hacer lo mismo....hermoso trabajo Lo veo pero no entiendo mucho lo que enseñas.... sería posible que los vídeos llevaran traducción al español latino ?....please Sería de mucha ayuda para mucha gente....estoy segura Gracias por tus clases Excelentes....un gran abrazo desde Chile....

Free Salon Education: What was you favorite part of this cut?

Jen Desabrais: would love to know what scissors you use to clean up your neck line,love the taper they have on the point of them. very nice cut!

Neetu Lal: love ur cutting expertise and great cut and color

maria eugenia zuñiga: me encantan tus trabajos!!!

Darja Bo: Love this hair cut

lulu: just stumbled across your videos love learning new stuff about hair not a hair dresser but best friend is and im always picking his brain and hes always experimenting on my hair totally just subscribed

claudio140779: loved loved this cut!

Vanessa: so gorgeous! luv it

MrsPAPI Alliundo: I subcribed. I LOVE!! this haircut! I WANT!! this haircut!!! ;)

bethel77: You're totally amazing!! Where are you? I'd love a haircut!!! No one does the precision cut you do!!!

Blanca Short: love your haircuts thanks for sharing

Veronica M.: Beautiful hair cut!!!!

Fabiana Porto: I just love your work.Thank you so much.Lots of love.xxxxxx

beverly catalano: Great tutorial! Thanks!!

Geez Louise: OMG I want and need this cut ASAP

JESSICA LOPEZ: I LOOOOVEEE THIS COLOR!!!

Tara Forston: Finally! the cut I tweeted about forever ago!

Marzhan Saltanatova: I simply love all your videos, such a good feeling of shape and hair you have, great!!!!!!i am was thinking to study hairdressing next year, always enjoyed experiencing with hair, I am 44 and don't you think it is. Bit late? Need your advise please...or shel I simply open a salon a become the owner only????thank you,Marzhan

elena corzantes: I Love everything about your techniques

Maria m: you are wonderful, thank you for be so generous .

Cathy D. Williams Mobile Kingdom: I want the haircut hairdryer and flat iron..so pretty!

Johan Vixen: I love haircuts

Sonya Pegasi: I love the longer disconnected bob with the headband area 2 inches longer and the rest inverted.

Maria Gaytan: ❤️ love it love all ur videos ‼️

Tuff Mutt: GORGEOUS COLOR AND CUT. THANK FOR THE COLOR FORMULA AND A EXTRAORDINARY PRESENTATION.

Regina Giordano: i love your education video's!

Beth Holt: Love it!

Ali Cia: Je veux cette coupe ! Mais personne capable de faire ça par chez moi :(

Buboy Bajado: Love this channel!

sara ab: thank you for sharing you are an artist

Foster Cat: Very nice. I really like how precise you are.

Cheryl Lynn: Wow just found you!! Great content!! I hit the subscribe today for sure!! Love the color and the cut is sexy too!

Anamilena Velasquez: Sigues siendo el rey!!!

Cindy Ma: I love this hair style

Paco Navarrete: Love it! Thanks

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