How To Cut Your Own Hair Into A Blunt, Angled Bob
- Posted on 31 March, 2020
- Bob Hairstyles
- By Anonymous
How to cut your own hair at home or in between salon visits. Blunt bob tips and tricks.
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Okay, so, first of all, i'm doing this right before i jump in the shower. So i'm just taking and running my heat brush from lunch through my hair, just to have my hair sort of straight and then i'm taking and sectioning out two of the front pieces and i'm putting just a tiny elastic around them. Where i don't want to cut. Above just so that i don't get these front pieces too short um, so i'm going to put the ponytails on these sections. Okay! So now i am taking and putting all of my hair in a low tight ponytail, keeping it really close to my neck and pulling down until i can feel that those two little elastics are above the ponytail so that i don't cut past them and then i'm Going to take my hair shears, it's really important to have nice sharp shears for this. It makes it so much easier and i'm cutting below the ponytail okay, and then i wanted to show you guys here so that you can see, but this made it very difficult. So the closer or the straighter you can get this part the easier it's going to be to make it straight when you pull the ponytail out, so i'm just working on this little corner here to kind of make it straight. Okay and the big reveal so happy. Okay, so now you can see where these two little ponytails are. We didn't cut above them, that's awesome! So now you can pull them out and now, okay, so here now we are just taking and blending those front pieces that i sectioned off into the back. I am point cutting i like to always point cut my hair. It just gives it that much more texture, even with a blunt cut, i like to point cut just to soften the line a bit. It'S also so much more forgiving um when you're cutting your own hair. So then i'm just going to take and do the exact same thing on the other side. Okay, so i'm just checking. It doesn't really matter too much here if it's straight or not, because this is just sort of like a rough draft, i am going to jump in the shower wash my hair and then we are going to check it wet okay. So at this point, if you look at the back, it's going to look like a gong show, don't freak out, because i'm going to show you how to blend all this in and make it look. Super soft and just like very blended and not choppy. So far, loving the length super happy with it. Okay, so once you're out of the shower, i'm just gon na take and part my hair down the center all the way down the back as well, and then just kind of divide it in half. And this is how we're going to be able to check her cut, make sure everything's even and you can kind of see through the hair a little bit better when it's wet. So this lets us get a little bit more of a precise cut, but i still really do like doing most of my stuff on dry hair. This is just to check it and see what we got going on. So i did this to the one side and then do the exact same thing to the other side. If you see any corners that don't fit with the straight line of your finger, then that needs to go so here. I just found a little chunk, so i'm just going to take and point cut that out, because it all should follow the diagonal forward line of your fingers and if there are any little pieces, just point cut them out like i'm doing here until you get all The way to the front okay and then, if you see any other corners, just go back and check with your um with your comb and there is a big one there. So just take and point cut that out and then another way to check and make sure that both sides are even you can pull your hair straight up and there you guys can see so that little kind of point there you can just take and make that Even across and then you'll know that both sides are completely even so now, i'm just going to take and pull down these front pieces. This is how you can double check. I get really crazy about making sure that both sides are even okay, so now for styling products, i'm going to toss in this laundry boost it gives you so much volume. So what you want to do is take it in sections and just spray it in the root area, and then i kind of massage it in, and i just apply it kind of in the crown area where you want the most height, then i'm taking this satin Nectar a couple pumps - and i focus this mainly on the ends, so this is just going to give you like that. Shine and smoothness on your ends and the root boost is going to give you that lift. So then i take and just like smush it all through blow dry, your hair upside down. That'S how you're going to get the lift with that um grand debut root boost product and then i'm just taking and smoothing everything over with my flat iron brush. If you guys want to check out any of these products, i will try and link them in the description below, so you guys can check them out. But i love love this straightening brush. It is so quick and easy for flat ironing my hair okay. So i'm just going and kind of making it go under just so that it doesn't flip out. I basically just want it hanging straight down and you can see the back now how different it looks just from washing it and flattering ironing it compared to before. I jumped in the shower when you guys saw that, and you were like. Oh gosh, epic fail. Okay, so now we're gon na take and section the front from the back just go down from the crown to the top of your ear section that out with some clips and then what we're going to do is a little bit of a sort of a layering Technique, this is just going to take a little bit of the bulk out of the ends in the backs, especially i sectioned out the front, because the front of our hair is usually a little bit thinner and the back is usually a little bit thicker. So i'm just taking little tiny, like one inch sections and sliding ever so lightly, um my razor down my hair, and so this is just without giving us layers it's just taking that bulk out. So we still have that very like blunt, looking haircut without the triangle shape um i'll show you guys it's not very much hair that i'm taking out. It looks like a lot, but i'll show you guys the floor when i'm all done. It'S not very much. Just enough to to make it hang really nice and soft okay. So then i'm just taking a look at the back to see where i might need to remove a little bit more of that bulk, and this just makes it like nice and wispy. When you do it with the razor okay and then take the clips out and then the one side of my hair, this side here is just naturally a bit thicker. So i'm just taking and kind of like razoring, some out of the front pieces as well, so that it matches the other side and kind of like wispiness at the bottom. Okay and then you guys can see. I didn't take out very much at all. But just enough to get rid of some of that triangular bulk, that you get with like a blunt bobcat, and i think that it looks really awesome. Okay, then makeup and the whole kind of finished look well, not quite because we're gon na just go in, and i don't know what we're at like triple check quadruple check here and make sure that everything's straight so again, i'm going to take and put it down The center - and it doesn't matter if you part your hair down the center the side whatever, when you're cutting your hair, you should always part it down the center, because then it's going to make it symmetrical for no matter where your hair falls. If you part it on the side you're going to, if that side, like blows over to the other side in the wind, or something like that, you're going to have a really long piece so make sure that you're always parting it down the center when you're cutting It and then right here i noticed that there was a little chunk. That was a little bit too long like a little corner, so i'm grabbing it here and you guys can see where it's like. You can see it so that needs to go so i'm just taking and i'm going to point cut that out, get rid of that and then, if you just take and do this, this is how i like to like make sure that everything's kind of nice and Straight and sitting nice and just getting rid of some more of that corner, that was a stubborn corner. Okay and then i just wanted to show you guys some troubleshooting techniques, so i get asked all the time how i get the front of my hair so wispy and to be honest, it's just because i'm blonde, like it just breaks off. I know it's sad but anyways to get both sides to match um, i'm gon na show you or if your guy's hair doesn't naturally just break off in the front. This is what you can do to short or to soften that little point. So just deeply deeply point cut out a few hairs or you can take a razor and just very gently, so gently slide it down and that will make really nice wispy front pieces and just kind of soften that pointed front edge. And then, if you guys have a problem with the back still looking a bit um, i don't know triangular like it's still the lines a bit too harsh. Here'S a technique you can do with thinning shears to kind of soften that a little bit more so thinning shears are just one blades, an actual blade and the other one has like just missing pieces. It basically just takes and thins out your hair. So i just took and point cut. I didn't actually do this to the rest of my hair, because i thought it was laying pretty good how i wanted it to, but i just wanted to show you guys that technique in case you guys are struggling with having like a heavy back part of your Hair in case your hair is like thicker, okay, so no style is complete without a savage amount of back combing, and so you can see how the back is hanging like it's not triangular or anything like that, especially when you get the back coming in. I am so happy with how this haircut turned out. If you guys would like to see a messy curls tutorial on this haircut. Let me know in the comments below and i'll see you guys in the next one
Comments
Jessi Fields: Um, thank you. I was depressed. I had 12 inches of unnecessary hair. I didn't want to look at anyone... I just cut my hair per your advice... I looked good! It lead to makeup for the first time in months, then even hot shoes and a whole look. Bless you.
Jools99 Caithness1: When I was in my mid 30s and headed for a wedding where I was wearing a hat, a rather scissor happy hairdresser did this cut for me. It's been like this ever since- the most versatile haircut because you can let it go either long or short, keeping this shape.
daan tje: I just did it! I love my new haircut, i finally feel like myself again. It feels very empowering to be able to cut your own hair
Carol Strachan: Love, love this cut! I'll be doing this with my straight fine hair. TFS! Very clever!
nancy kichin: 3 glasses of red, 1 YouTube video later and I woke up with headache and a super cute short bob This was a super easy guide to follow and I'm really happy with how my own hair turned out
Jennifer S: I’ve been cutting my own hair for a while. This absolutely just helped me up my stack cut. Thank you.
Kayla McNamara: I did this exact cut the way you did but I have wavy/soft curls and fine texture... it came out amazing! Thank you!
k staufenbeil: This is my second time during quarantine following this tutorial and I came out with another really cute bob! This is seriously fool-proof, THANK YOU <3. Only thing I do different because I have uber thick hair is kind of go crazy with the thinning shears.
Charline Udby: Amazing tutorial Never cut my own hair before, and it looks great! So happy I did it
Sheila Buck: Thank you so much for the no fuss, easy to follow haircut! I've been wearing my hair in this bob my entire life. I've tried to do it myself a couple of times...but always had to have a neighbor come in and help out with the back. My hair is extremely thin, so lobbing off the pony tail, was no issue. We thin haired girls, just don't take the razor to the back. Knock off that entire step. Super great haircut. I'm so excited and happy! Thank YOU!!!
Prayers of Fire: Thanks so much for this! I just had my hair cut to this length bob but stylist left too much triangular bulk...now I know what I can do without going back! Appreciate you (and you also gave me some makeup ideas at the end....beautiful!)
J R: I've been cutting my hair like this for years. Thank you for the tip on using thinning sheers. I used one higher up but hadn't thought of using it at the ends. Your hair looks great!
Beata Luthi: Oh my gosh, this tutorial is amazing...I cut my own hair recently out of desperation during lockdown and surprisingly it didn't come out too badly (tee hee), but now I know how to handle those thick chunks that JUST don't want to style....thank you so much, great video
Lynda Sahraoui: Tried this yeterday on wet hair , the result is AMAZING and it's so easy to follow your tutorial! Thank you so much ❤❤❤
Sammy S: Thank you so much for this tutorial! I just followed your instruction, and gave myself the best hair cut ever!! ❤️
Liz Siron: I’ve never cut my own hair before but have been dying to do so for months now. Today I gave in and with this tutorial was able to cut off over 12 in of hair into a super cute bob and I LOVE it. Thank you so much for this!!!
fozia tabasum: Oh my days! I cut my hair following your instructions and it looks absolutely stunning...even if I say so myself lol! Brilliant video and great results...if anyone is uhmming and ahhing....do it! It worked wonders for me. Thank you for uploading this video xxx
cosmic lisa: Amazing! Been thinking of having this cut again as I loved it last time I did but then got into growing it out. Looks so sleek and classy. Amazing talent. Thank u
Ashley Schaper: Followed this with a friend doing the back and myself doing the front! It turned out GREAT!! Thank you SO much for the tutorial!
Lu Ticino: You did a better job with this style on your own hair than my hairdresser did on me! ... ...
Leslie Hugo: I literally gave myself this haircut myself last weekend. It came out great, but this video would have made it SO MUCH EASIER! Now I know for next time!!!!!! Thank you :-)
Elana Marshallsea: I used to cut my hair exactly this way when I was younger (layering using a razor blade). I've been wanting to do this hairstyle again but had forgotten how, until now! It's a super easy cut to do and a beautiful style!
Mrs Holzmacher: You make this look so easy! I’m going to try it. This was such a great tutorial, very to the point and nicely explained. Thank you!
Rachel Childs: I did it! Super simple, super easy and I love it! Thank you so much♥️☺️
Elisabeth Townsend: You did a fantastic job.! Thank you for sharing! I actually cut my own during quarantine as I cancelled my March 18 appointment, so I was way overdue. I have a razor and wasn’t sure how to use it. I did put layers in my hair because it’s so thick it already had grown out layers. Anyway, it actually came out pretty good, looked so much better. But, I have to say, it is not easy to cut your own hair, especially into layers. Took an hour. Wish I had some of the razor shears, but not investing yet as I plan to go from a bob to a pixie and won’t attempt that on my own. Not yet anyway! Thanks again!
Spider Webb: I watched her and she makes it look so easy. My hair had grown so long since March. I tried this and I got great results! I cut 4 inches off. I'm so happy. Thank you
Justina Deardoff: Absolutely awesome tutorial, thank you so much. This is the best one I've found yet and my hair looks pretty darn good!
Meagan K: I've cut my own bangs for years, but it's the first time ever to cut the rest. We have really similar hair and this worked great! Thank you so much!
Elle Peuch: Thank you so much for this tutorial! Easy and well explained. You're so so pretty too, love your hair colour and your look!
Lindsay Drake: Just cut mine! I love it! Thank you so much for this easy tutorial. First time ever cutting my hair and I was so nervous. Thank you!!!
Kelley Broussard: MAN!!! Thank you SO much for just diving straight in the way you did.... My biggest pet peeve is looooong ass intros... Also - you did a great job, a darling hair cut indeed.
Charlene Wardell: Easiest tutorial I’ve even followed! And I love the cut! Thank you so much ☺️
Kelly Parker: THANK YOU!!!! You took the "scary" out of doing this myself :) Yours looks great!
CatMeIfYouCan: Thank you thrice! I really think I'm gonna give this a try. After this Covid shutdown, I need a whole hair overhaul at this point! ♀️
YAH's girl: Beautiful! I love how easy and uncomplicated your tutorial is. I've tried other hair cutting tutorials and it was disastrous! I ended up with so much thick uneven ends it was overwhelming for me. But I know I have to take into consideration that my hair texture is thick and wavy and hopefully if I do like you did with the razor technique it'll at least look less bulky and triangular in the back. Also I LOVE your hair color! Do you have a tutorial for that as well? ♀️
C and M A: Thank you so much! My husband just cut my hair using your video. I only had some sharp pointed scissors, but it came out very well! I'm hoping to buy some thinning shears for next time. Thank you!!! ✂️
April OMalley: Your hair looks beautiful. My fine hair is shoulder length and when it gets this long...you can really tell how fine it is. I've watched this 3 times...awesome video and instructions. Going to take the plunge tonite. Thank you for the video! Prayers needed :-)
Lorraine Marcketta: What a great job you did! I really love this cut. I just got my outgrown Corona hair cut by a new place. My favorite stylist went out of business -- :0( This new cut is angled way too long on the sides. I'm going to follow what you've done and fix it myself! Thanks so much for posting!
Geetika Baluni: I tried this out since I desperately needed to cut my hair short and the results are great. I'm in love with this cut!
Cheryl Osborn: Really enjoyed watching this. I’ve recently started cutting my own hair and I’ve learnt so much from watching your video. Thank you for sharing
Jenn Jordan: I am a stylist and I had no idea how to do my own A- line at home. Thank you so much you did a great job!
M D: I wish I had watched this before I got started butchering my hair a few days ago!!! When NY finally reopens hair salons, my hairdresser is gonna be so mad at me! You did a wonderful tutorial!!!!
X Tina: Great video! I feel ready to give this a try. I especially appreciate that she didnt have a 5 minute long intro. Those annoy me so much. She just got to it. Thank you so much for that.
kelly jolly: You are amazing!! Thank you so much for sharing. I am going to cut my hair this weekend and I know I can do it!!! I don't want to go to the salon with a mask on! I cannot wait to cut my hair with confidence ✂️✂️♀️
ess zee: I had my doubts at first, but turned out great. As someone else said, thanks for starting with the cut - no long (boring) intro!
Soraya V: How beautiful it came out! Thanks for this amazing tutorial.
The C. Family TV: Love your haircut and your hair color! I'm in search for this kinds of tutorials as I am planning to cut my "split-ends-full" hair so here I am! I will layer it but this one is really nice, now I am having second thoughts.
Julie Haley: Im getting mine cut this week. I had this style a few years ago and its really flattering. Its versatile and fun. You did a good job
Tara Wheeldon: Yes I’d love to see a messy curls version of this cut. Looks nice the way you did it
Kay-Cee Galay: Thank you for this tutorial. I used this today to cut my own hair and it turned out great!
kathleen hunter: Thank you! Love the cutting tips! ALSO, really love your color! can you share what you used and how you got the look? Love the make-up!
Barb J: This is the cut I wanted. My hair was about 16 inches long, its straight. I asked for hair to rest an inch or two on my shoulders with blunt cut and razored edging in the front. I explained what I wanted and got a short, multi-layered haircut that aged me 10 years. It will take 6-8 months to get all the layers one length now...sigh.. wish I had found your channel. Next time Im going to do this myself and buy the scissors to point cut and the razor.
Emily Boltz: Amazing ! I have never seen anyone cut their own hair and get such gorgeous results! Your hair color is beautiful too!
Brooke Grant: Thank you so much!!!! Your video is literally the only one I found that shows exactly how to cut the back of your hair on your own! I've watched so many other videos & tried the methods in those videos & they didn't work! I literally ended up cutting my hair shorter than I wanted trying the other methods that didn't work! Again thank you so much!!!!!! ♀️♀️
anniefannie58: EXCELLENT tutorial Jami !!! Video was short and directly to the point, with no nonsense. During COVID I begged my husband to cut my hair, and he wouldn't. Once I started, I had him watch your video. Voila! He helped cut me a new short bob. Now he thinks he is a hairdresser! Thank you so much!
Elizabeth Musso: I did this about when it first came out, and I've returned to rewatch so I can do it again. Great tutorial! Thank you!
Renda Owens: That came out great! I want my hair like that. Thank you for showing us how to do this, BTW, GREAT JOB!
Melody Modica: Long hair is nice but my favorite haircut is an angled bob! I’m a hairstylist so I cut my own hair using a similar method and it always turns out good! Your cut turned out beautiful, very good tutorial!
Melissa Green: Best DIY haircut video for my blunt angled bob! Never in my wildest dreams did I think I could get away with cutting my own hair but this will save a small fortune! Thanks a million for the video.
Holly Duncan: Wow, absolutely gorgeous!!! Thank you for this video! I have been wanting to cut my own hair for a while. Now i have some confidence!
Laura Rueda: I love your personality! and how you went straight to the point. You make it look soo easy and effortless. definitely trying your techniques
Lady Hecate: It is a fantastic video. My hair is thin by long with bangs and I am so afraid to chop it all off. You did a fantastic job and you control your cutting materials great. Lovely results.
Tracy welder: Such great info! And the demo is awesome!! Had an appt to have a layered bob and just canceled it. Gonna do this myself! Thanks for the confidence!
Nancy Glass: Jami, you made that look so easy and doable!! I can't wait to try it on my hair!
Laurie: I managed to cut a pretty straight a-line quarantine bob a couple of weeks ago but wasn’t sure how to remove the bulk from the ends. It looks too thick and poofy at the bottom so I’ve been wearing it up. Now I know what to do thanks to you!
Teresa Estevez Alvarez: This is an excellent tutorial. You are so skilled I admire your ability to use different tools and capability of reaching every part of your hair.
Laura Tsingos: Been thinking about attempting this for at least 2-3 months during pandemic. Today I did it. Was really nervous at start because my hair is fine, super wavy and hard to straighten. And the elastic thing was a bit tricky…. But… this was EXACTLY the cut I wanted and it worked. THANK YOU SO MUCH!! I really appreciate you sharing with everyone. Don’t know if I’ll ever need salon again.
Robyn Mcconnell: I just cut my hair just like you are showing on the video I'm halfway through it and it's starting to look just like yours! You have made it so much easier for me to cut it myself thank you
Praeeo: Wow, I loved how your hair turned out... Great cut for you and this is something I've been considering.... I have long hair and I need a change and I think this is the perfect look. Thanks for sharing!
Northrup MH: Thank you for making this video! I'm going to try out the Long Bob (LOB) this evening or in the morning. Did you dye your own hair?? If so.. I need to know how to did it. Soooo beautiful!!!
Michele DeAugustinis: Wow Jami thank you what an awesome job! I was so nervous to see this bc I’m a hairstylist for years & said to my self “she has fine straight hair how is she going to do the back” & bravo mama good job & btw u r beautiful & love ur ink☮️
Truth Only: What an incredible tutorial! You did that like a pro.
mari Ramirez: love the hair cut came out perfect.when i want to trim my hair ends i take an elastic and tie it all like you did just a tight ponytail and bring ponytail to the front and cut across the ends makes a straight line in the back straight across just like i like it i dont like layers too much work.
Laborgurl: Sweet and simple! I did it and I love it! Thank you
Amanda Shaw: Followed your video and am stunned and very pleased to say that my hair now looks fantastic! This was so easy to follow. Thanks so much Jami
Caroline Boyle: wow! love the cut and I bow to your skill, with my wavy flicky up hair I think I'm going to wait out the lock down and leave it to the professionals! Enjoyed watching it though you look amazing!
Katherine Wold: WOW !!! I can't seem to find a stylist to do this to my hair yet you were able to do it yourself - amazing & beautiful : )
Xenia: thank you very much, the greatest and the most comprehensible video for the blunt bob cut! It was a guide for me when i was cutting my daughter's hair and she liked it!
Heidi Gotsopoulos: My husband went out for milk and came home to a new wife! Thank you, great DIY haircut for a busy mum! Super easy and super sexy!
Kara Yoga - Making Yoga Fun!: Beautiful! I'm obsessed with learning haircutting...been cutting my kids and husbands hair forever...if I had straight hair, I might try this cute cut...no dice for me though!
Beverly Thomas: I actually laughed out loud...loving your courage to do this!! I used to have the courage when I was younger but now it is too hard for me to get the back of my hair to look good. Your end results look AMAZING!!
Wilza Maria De Araujo: Perfeito!❤
Elena: Thank you so much for this video. Was so desperate to get my hair cut but all salons in my area are still closed. My hair is thicker than yours so took longer than usual but it all worked out so well. Xxxx you’re my saviour .
Megan V.: I love this. I love the cut and have had it before, thinking of taking the plunge again.. what color is your hair? We have a lot of similarities in the face but I'm a natural redhead and not sure I could pull this color off as great as you do.. but absolutely love the color with this hairstyle!!
Sarah Aslin: This was a great tutorial! My hair is soooo cute! May try shorter next time! ❣️
Alexis Valere: Absolutely gorgeous & better cut than a professional hair stylist! Btw: the color looks awesome on you!
CakeFace: Just now found your channel. I have to say, that hairstyle is stunning on you, and your hair is so lovely and thick Looks fab
Chris Rogers: You have the best hair and you did a flawless job! Looks absolutely beautiful!
Jazmin Ruiz: This looks so beautiful I love the color also I'm having a mid life crisis wanting cut my hair this short it looks so nice
Raheela Shafi-Alam: This is an excellent tutorial. I had a short bob a few years ago and now as mum to a newborn, I need it short again as my very long hair is driving me mad! This was so easy to follow so I’m going to attempt it today . Thank you and stay safe! Please would you add a video to cut a short bob? My short bob sat at the nape of my neck, just under my ears. Thank you!!! Also your hair looks amazing!
aredvulpix: I tried to cut my hair back in February and the result wasn't the expectation I ended up having to cut bangs unintentionally. Hopefully round two goes better after months of growing it out
Emilia Farkasova: I just cut my hair using your instructions:) and I am really happy with the result! Thanks
K E: Loooooooove it!!! You did such a great job and this length suits you so well!
Shayne Ashley: I was actually planning on doing this tonight! And I will use this method, as soon as my (rather 'round' & chunky) cat gets off my lap, cause you know moving with pet on your lap is illegal! I probably wont be able to feel my legs but thanks to your very informative video, apparently legs arent needed! Thanks so much for this video! Oh by the way, that length looks great on you
stupor mundi: I remember having this haircut years ago, I loved it, then I got obsessed with having long hair again so currently mine is really long. But seeing how stunning your cut turned out I now have to resist the impulse to cut mine!
Kate Jurdi: Awesome work!! I have a shag style with bangs, that has gotten quite long amidst Corona. Really good with layer and bang trims, and have kept up with that, but this will be the first time cutting the whole hair(probably4" off). Your cut is the preferred length-- maybe a bit longer. How do i do i cut the entire hair so it is textured and choppy on bottom, not blunt( so focus on keeping the texture and layers). I can probably use this as a guide and go from there. . .Thank you so much for the tutorial
Michelle Armenta: I tried this technique on my mom! Worked like a charm. Thanks!!!
Heba S: Tried it and it's absolutely the best tutorial on YouTube!!!♡
ForestFlump: I did this.....with help from my husband. It worked! It looks great and no one would ever guess I didn't even see a hairdresser! Thank you xx
Janalee Sneva-Beck: Who needs a professional hairdresser anymore? I'm so proud of myself! My hair looks terrific. I wish I could post pics. Thanks from the bottom of my heart.