Layered Graduated Bob: Hair Tutorial: Stacked Bob, Razor Cut

Hi guys it's Tammy today, I'm going to show you how to do a layered graduated Bob, we're going to grow out this tap a little bit for her, so we're just going to be trimming this up, but we're going to take this up in the back to More of a layer graduated Bob, I'm going to use my feather razor. I just changed the blade the blade comes in and off. I can usually get about two or three haircuts out of each blade. I'M going to do some graduation down here and I'm going to start the section where her head naturally starts going down like this occipital bone right here we're going to be doing our graduation right here. So I'm going to section that out I'm just going to cut about 3/4 of an inch in the bottom part here and I'm going to sort of cone that against her neck, I'm going to sort of softly comb that down and we're going to trim that all Along her neck, so it gets real tight, so it has that undercut in the bottom. It'S going to clean these little extra hairs up with the razor can also clean your neck, but don't press down too hard just lightly go over it. Now I'm another way: I'm going to do this, I'm going to take this middle section right here, I'm going to work up in a semicircle, so I'm going to first cut like that. You can see I'm going to pull it straight out in a ninety degree, and now I'm going to do it in a semicircle, I'm going to work up like this, so I'm going to use that first guide, I'm going to work up in a semicircle. I love working with the razor because you don't have to do a lot of texturizing after the razor it texturizers while it's cutting and if you do it on the inside of your palm, like the way, I'm doing it's not going to get too frayed. It'S not going to get too crazy the way sometimes razor hair cuts can get. If you do too much cutting on the inside here with the razor, it can get a little crazy, it can be too much texturizing and that's what sometimes people don't like about razor cuts. They were just too texturized, but if you're going to just do it on the tips like this, I'm just the ends and you're going to do it. In the inside of your palm. It'S going to be really nice. Your client will really like it really makes it on blended and feather airy, nice and texturize when you do it, so I'm just going to double check this spot right here. So I'm already done with this. Now I'm going to just kind of pull everything down into this now this is going to be a layered Bob, so we're going to be layering it a little bit in here now she's, not looking to go much shorter. All in here she wants to kind of keep that longer more of a nice symmetrical, even so we're mostly focusing on this back area. So I'm going to pull this down to this spot right here, I'm going to angle it down and we're just going to keep pulling things down until it doesn't reach anymore. So I'm going to be pulling it back all to here, yeah, not too much more reaches. I'M just going to be cleaning this up right here. Okay, so now I'm going to be rounding this all out and blending it into the bottom again, she's growing it out. She didn't want a lot clouds, so we're just going to be trimming this up and I'm also going to point cut a little bit into it just for the texture part of it, and we're just going to blend that into that. There'S that little section right there. I just want to learn I'm directing this part back because because of the ear you want to over direct this back a little bit so that when it so, then, when you drop it, it's going to be fuller by that ear area, because if you pull this Out then, you end up having like a hole here, so you always want to over direct around the ear area and again I'm sort of cutting and just kind of point cutting where I think it needs it. If you notice, my fingers are rounded they're in a rounded way. So, as I cut I'm rounding my fingers and that's going to make it all a nicer haircut all around that's going to round it out all nicely so as you're cutting round your fingers to sort of follow your fingers as you go, always check your haircuts in The opposite direction of the way you caught it. So since I cut it this way, I'm going to double check it coming out this way, just to make sure there's no make extrange spots, but there's not okay, I'm going to be over directing the sides to go back so basically going to be pulling everything back Here because she wants to keep her length on her sides, we want to keep. We want to keep it longer up in the front, there's not much coming off because again we're just over directing this back and for the length here. What I'm going to do is I'm going to comb it down, put it behind her ear, so I'm gon na go down and put it behind her ear like this sorta and then I'm going to clone it down, and then I'm just going to cut this hairline Right here, then, when she pulls it forward, it should be a little bit longer in the front for the top. I'M just going to be trimming the whole thing I'm going to take it all up the 90-degree angle, I've sectioned out my rounds for the top. That'S where the head starts, rounding on I'm just going to pull it all up at a 90 degree angle and just round it out. So I'm rounding my fingers again we're just taking off the tips, I'm not taking off too much when it comes to her top again because she's growing it out and I'm rounding it out running my fingers. It'S okay to move your hand down to make it easier to cut as long as you lack in the hair, you want to make sure the hair is really locked in before you pull it down if you're having trouble with locking in and just cut it up. Here, but if you can hold it real tight, it's okay to move it! Now, I'm just going to be connecting everything together, I'm going to connect the top with the sides. So I'm just going to be rounding all of that out and the lamb going to do. That is hold it straight out from here straight out from the head on a 90 degree angle as well, and there's really not much to connect we're just going to be rounding that out together and I'm just going to be cleaning it up and rounding it out. If it needs point cutting, if it looks too heavy in some sections, I might just point cut it a little bit here are the results here. You