Learn How To Create This Undercut Pixie Haircut By Ben Brown Hair

Welcome to today's tutorial today, we're gon na be going through an undercut pixie haircut. What we've started with here is a very simple mapping process. We would start this haircut at the side, taking slight diagonal back sections working directly back to the corner of our final section. We do this on both sides: you'll connect in both sides using crossover graduation, which, of course, within a concert, take section two and we'll take a previous section to meet the new section, so our vertical shape is square, so the vertical shape has, in the shape, going Top to bottom is square, horizontal, being the shape going side to side there's going to be round as we don't want to increase in length towards the back. We want the length stay, the same you, as our section goes further to the back. Your section will become bigger, so we can start to really see a vertical shape in square our final section. This completes this particular side, we're going to now start the other side in the same manner. You do you notice here that the section is now drop on to the previous at the top. This is all like. I said before that have shapes changing, so I'm changing my other direction as a main mechanic to control the length as the head shape moves you. So that completes both sides now to the middle, which is what we call cross up a graduation grow over taking our section grooming, the hair over and as we comb the previous up to the new. We have our guideline again: grooming, the hair up you when working with short hair. One of the really tips are supposed to keeping your sections and he is the level of moisture. I'M really got the hair quite damp now, but it's making the hair much easy. For me to grab so, as I take my first section from the other side, I have my guide line from the hair. I cut on the side here, as I cut across and come back into the middle. We find our guide line that I've just cut. So this is really a lot easier to connect. You see the section now is dropping because our section is rounding away. We don't want to cut the hair shorter above the round than is below you. Okay, now we have the hair all dried. What we're going to start doing is I scissor over comb now. Obviously, a lot of you be thinking why why don't you just clip of this? You absolutely could do that. I prefer the look of this haircut without clippers as the areas around here. I think of more shape. If you do it the way, we're going to show you today you so now we finished our back and sides we're going to start the top. When I start the crown area first, okay, so as we look at starting the crown, let's just release it, we need to re, missed it she's, going to take horizontal section, we'll start and right at the bottom. Here, let's just go straight across so I'm going to pull my section out and now we're going to point cut the section. So why are we point cutting it's just going to fall with a softer veil? If we point got the edges, so we've got section 1. Now we're going to take section 2 parallel to this section now, depending on how heavy or how contrasting you won. Your disconnection depends on an hour elevation. So I'm going to pull this section down to the previous, we'll take Section three, I'm going to remove section 1 out the way so now we're just holding two sections: that's section 2 and section 3: you, your sections, will run straight across the parietal Ridge. We'Re going to also section the back. At the same time as I for my section, I find my guide you, so my line is following the head shape. It'S a section too we're going to lift the section a little each time. Remember this section here: it is lifted slightly from the previous section and cut you. So this ends today's tutorial, I'm really how you've enjoyed Pepsi. You can see you