Two Block Anime Undercut Haircut - Thesalonguy

Two block anime hairstyle; okay, that's what we're talking about today. So, firstly, let's talk about what the two block is. Simply it's an undercut. Okay, as you can see, all this hair under here is undercut throughout the entire sides throughout the entire back. Okay, what makes it unique is that you know it's not super super short into here. So what you need to do when you're creating this type of haircut, is you have to understand and and pick out? Where do you want this kind of to live right? You can have this all cut, you know to here and then have the undercut underneath uh. You know you can have it much longer. You can have it much higher. It really depends on you, but the key to this type of haircut is really determining where you want the length to be, and how far up you want this to be with these types of haircuts. You know i've noticed that the undercut section is not way way. High up like this all right, so that's what gives a little bit of uh, texture and roundness into here all right, so you're, creating a little bit of like a bevel or some weight right in through here now. The key to this type of haircut, especially if you're looking to do like an anime style haircut, because a lot of anime characters have this kind of really nice sleek hairstyle, right, which i've done numerous tutorials on. But i also know that a lot of you want to try to achieve this hairstyle at home and you're not really sure how to do it. So you know if you don't know how to do an undercut clip up the hair right. I sell hair clips on my website shop.thesalonga.com, you know section the hair off pick out where you want the section to be as far as how low you want the disconnection clip up all the hair right underneath and then buzz away. Okay, this would probably be like a number three guard, or so so it's not super super short, but once you have that done, then all the hair will come over the top, and then that is where you can begin to get creative and the key to these Types of hairstyles is not just having like an undercut, but the key is to making sure the ends of your hair are very, very wispy like this wispy or thin, or you know very, very uh, pointy sodas. If you don't know the terminology, but wispy means it's very soft towards the bottom. Here, it's not just one solid chunk. How do you get that? That'S the most important thing by using a tool like this, which is a feather razor? It'S a professional tool which is a razor or and or thinning shears thinning, shears, okay. So, let's start with the razor now the razor. What that's designed to do is give remove a lot of weight from the hair, so you're, basically like scraping off layers of hair. That'S really really really thick, and how do you go about doing that? Well, you can find where you think the hair feels the most heavy. Alright, you can even push this out of the way you can clip it out of the way. If you want just just feel for where the hair is really really really really thick, then what you do - and this is where you have to be careful - you do it section by section you're, going to lay the razor on top. You want to actually point it upwards to be safe at first okay, and then you can turn the razor down just until you start to skim a little bit of hair. What you don't want to do is turn this all the way in and scrape down you're going to chunk the entire section of hair and create like a hole, you're gon na literally chomp, all that hair off so you're better off, pointing it upwards and start to Slowly, work down and turn the blade down to where you start to light, barely feel any hair coming off and you'll start to see right there. Okay! Now this is what you're going to see don't freak out, but that's all weight that we're removing. So you want to only do it in areas towards like the bottom here right or areas that you feel very very, are very heavy and where you want the hair to be wispy. Okay, where you want the hair to be very wispy and pointy. This way you can go in and you can accentuate those pieces and the only way to do that is by creating and removing weight actually by removing all that heavy heavy weight. So just feel right. It'S all about feel. If you take this big chunk of hair and you're, like oh, my gosh, it's way too much hair than there you're you're, literally removing that excess weight from the hair - and you can do this yourself. You know what i mean like this is something that you should be getting done at the salon, but i would say you can do this all yourself next, if you want to use thinning, shears again feel where it's bulky and go in and then you're going to Be doing some chomps towards the ends of the hair, where you want it to be very, very soft and textured and pointy and and wispy, and that's how you're able to get these really thin type of points in the hair to make it look. Super cool kind of, like you, know a gaming character or anime character and uh. You know, then you blow dry your hair, depending on how you want it, but most of these characters have very, very smooth soft hair and the way to go about doing that is using like a smoothing iron or blow drying it very, very smooth. Obviously this works best on straight hair. If you've got thick hair, fine hair doesn't matter really helps if it's straight, but you know this definitely works. So please, let me know if you found this video helpful thanks so much for watching and i'll see you soon. You