Asymmetrical Haircut, Medium Length (Hair Tutorial) Razor And Texture

Hi, I'm Timmy and today I'm going to be doing a medium length, asymmetrical haircut. I want to make this more of a disconnected haircut, so it's going to be asymmetrical, but it's going to be much longer in the front than in the back and I'm going to blend it and wisp it at the end. So I'm going to show you how to do that, but first I'm going to start with the back and we're going to make this more of a more of a graduated bob kind of a local some layers in here. So for say, I'm going to do is I'm going to cut the length and I'm just going to continue to take this down now. As far as the front goes, I want to make sure that I don't cut too much off in the front because I wanted to add longer kind of asymmetrical look. So what I'm going to do in the front is, I make sure, just going to call them the whole thing down with this I'm going to comb this down and then I'm going to slightly pull it back and I'm going to even drop a couple inches and Just sort of cut that, like that and that'll just take care of that for now I'm going to start with a middle section parting, I'm going to pull it out like this, pull it straight out from the head and then 45. Now I've got my now. I'Ve got my guide line and I'm going to work in a semicircle all the way up, I'm going to do it in sort of a clockwise way. So first, I'm going to start here, I'm going to use my middle section. As my guide, you can see I'm going to go up it in a clockwise way up in a semicircle. You can see the guy I'm just going to follow that up. I want to direct everything out here. I want everything to come out this way. I'M going to over direct this section here, especially and that will compensate for the hairline right there. So when it files it's going to fall nice and fall, so I'm gon na do the same thing over here, so everything should be even when I pull it across this way. Now again, I'm going to take a middle section part in here, I'm going to pull it all out and forty-five so out and then angle it down like on a 45 degree angle and I'm just going to go back and forth. I usually go this side and then I'll go this side as I get closer to the ear. I drag it back as I go again to compensate for the hairline here, so it will fall nice and fall you now I'm going to be rounding everything off. I'M going to take a middle section like this and I'm going to pull it all up. What I'm doing is because I want it to sort of go like this, so I'm pulling it out and then I'm sort of doing it like that. So I'm pulling it out straight and then I'm like curving it so going with this. So then it really is going to lay like that. I'Ll show you again I'm going to pull it out and then I'm almost pulling and curving. At the same time, I'm going to pull this all up again, I'm pulling it up and curving. At the same time now I'm going to bring my sides into it, it shouldn't cut my sides and I'm going to keep them a separate thing. For now, I'm going to pull this all up and remember how I showed you before I pulled it up and then I'm going to go around like this, so watch, I'm doing it I'm going up from the head and then I'm actually pulling it up again like That so it's almost straight up, but I'm still getting an angle, I'm going to do that and I'm just going to keep following that through here now on the sides here. For the same reason, you compensate for the hairline here you want to compensate for the hairline here by over directing that back. So I'm going to over direct that back and I'm going to go out like this and we'll keep pulling off until it's almost straight. So am I pretty high up there and then that's going to fall like that. We do the same thing. On the other side, it's hard to explain exactly what I'm doing, if I just have some wash leaves in a name for the technique to make it a navy should make it mean for Tim, it's the Tammy thing again, I'm doing that so you're, getting like an Extreme way over here now, I'm going to take the whole tap and I'm actually going to over direct again like that cut that corner off like that, because I want to keep the top meaning off and I'm just going to come in in the other direction and Sort of cut off the tips - I really didn't want too much off the top kind of like the length. That'S got going on right now, no point cutting. So now it's sort of not connected. I haven't connected it. Yet what I'm going to do is I'm going to blow-dry it and then I'm going to connect it at this once it's dry, I can texturize it all to mix together and so I'm going to blow-dry it and then we'll start texturizing. Now I'm going to do is I'm going to pull it this way you can see like where it's disconnect just going to point cut it like this and I'll blend it all in, like that, with point cutting see, you can see words like disconnected from the way We caught it and I'm just going to blend it all in with texturising, and you have to use this technique when it's dry and preferably flat ironed or blow-dried, really straight. So I'm coming all the way around from the front and that's how I'm going to connect the back and the sides see that I always leave a like a little section out right here by the ear. So we don't leave a hole there. So anyway, I'm going to pull out that back and texturize that, and do that will be here as well. Come all the way to the front, I'm going to pull it back you now I'm going to go. We had it all around to make sure it's all rounded and blended that looks good, see I just sort of go through it and see if there's any corners that need to be cut. Anything that needs to be evened out, but the end should be very like textured looking. This is sort of very textured haircut. So now I'm going to make sure this blends right here. You really want to, especially with this kind of a haircut is pull it down. On both sides and make sure that both sides are even because that's when you can really check if one side is longer than the other is actually I just did that, and I picked up that this was a little bit longer, so just go through it and Pull it forward like this and double check it and for her flyaways, I'm just going to take a little bit of Sebastian shaper hairspray! You can see that I'm just going to spray that and what I do is I just sort of lay it down like this. Just for the final touches and it gets rid of all the flyaways, you