How To Cut A Short Layered Bob | Textured Pixie Razor Haircut Tutorial | Kenra Professional

Hey everyone Cassi here with Kenra Professional, and I am very excited because today we're going to do a big makeover, we're going to do a short cropped bob with a lot of layers erica. Are you ready for your big makeover? I am we're ready. Let'S get started fresh from the shampoo bowl, we use the thickening shampoo and the thickening conditioner. Now i'm going to use our pearl detangler on her love this. This is a great primer for a haircut. It makes the hair so soft, so workable and it's great when you're doing a razor cut, because you really want something that you can comb through very easily. The razor will glide through very easily and that's what i love about this. Oh yeah. It smells delicious too, when i'm sectioning the hair, i like to make sure that the hair is combed all the way back. It helps give me a really clean way to get a nice profile party, so my first section i'm just going to comb her all back. Just like this, and i'm going to find her middle part and i'm going to create a nice profile party now that i have her comb this direction, it's gon na make it really easy. When i take my next parts, because i'm gon na be working in horizontals, my first section is just gon na be the occipital and below. So this whole nape area is to be my first section, i'm going to cut so our first section is going to start in the middle back and i'm going to be using her natural head shape to guide my sections, i'm going to be working in the middle Over to one side and then again from the middle over to the other side, and i'm going to be using a razor. What i love about using a razor is that it's going to give me a great texture to her hair she's got very straight hair, but this is really going to release some texture and give her a lot of movement. So next section i'm taking again straight from the head following the head, shape, taking a guide from just the previous section, but 90 degrees from the head. So, as you can see, as we start cutting her hair, her hair is fine. Finer hair is going to dry faster, so as you're working through it. So if you ever at any time, hear or feel the razor pulling or hear the razor making a lot of noise as you're working, you probably have hair. That'S too dry so always make sure that you have a water bottle handy so that you can keep wetting the areas that you're working in making sure that it's wet enough so that you're getting a nice clean, razor cut. So now i'm going to cross check it by just lifting up those areas and making sure that we have a nice rounded line working its way through. Now that i have the bottom section completed in the nape area. I'Ve created a graduation throughout here now that that's complete, i'm going to go in and shape up the hairline and get it to the length that i want. So i'm going to leave that pretty loose just like this, then. If i decide to at the end, come in and detail that i can do that once it's finished and once it's dry next section i'm going to work at the parietal ridge as my guide here and i'm just going to take it all the way around and Drop that down so the next section i'm going to take is going to be working in a horseshoe shaped section just at her parietal ridge working all the way around. So just like we did in the prayer sections where we worked in the occipital. We started in the middle and worked our way around the head 90 degrees from the head, as we worked our way around, i'm going to do the same thing in this middle section. So again, just t to the part 90 degrees from the head shape in a traveling guide, working all the way around the head. So so you can see the shape already kind of forming it's starting to follow the head shape really nicely and again, because we're using the razor we're starting to see some of her natural texture really take shape. Now that i'm at the ear section, i don't have my underneath to rely on as a guide, but also too. I want to preserve just a little bit of length through the front section here so to prior to that working in the back. I was taking my cutting section 90 degrees from where it lived right, so i was bringing it straight out from where it lived and bringing my guide forward to meet it. Now, everything from the ear forward, i'm bringing out and pulling back to my guide 90 degrees. So we finished the back and the sides i'm actually already super excited about how it's turning out and now we're gon na head into the top section. So i'm gon na go ahead and re-wet this, because it has dried out a little bit and again having the hair wet is super important to razor cutting so first things. First, i'm actually going to start with a middle part and just separate it side to side. So i'm going to work in the back section first, so i'm going to split the hair from ear to ear just to separate the front from the back. She doesn't have a whole lot of hair to cut in the back and i'm going to be working just connecting the top to the back in a pivoting section, all the way through so so now, we've completed the layers. Now i'm going to come in and work on her fringe compartment, so we're going to open up her face and show off those beautiful eyes. Now that we have her completed with her layers, i'm going to work in her fringe compartment, i'm taking a middle part, i'm going to work off of that, taking a section from each side to again open up and do some face framing now, they're a little long Right now so, once it's completely dry i'll go in and do a little detailing if i need to, but i'm going to do one more little trick and that's to give her a lot of texture in this fringe compartment. Make it really modern, separate that front and take that fringe compartment like this? I'M going to weave my coat or my razor in and out and just take out a little bit of the backside of that and that's going to give her a lot of pieciness in that fringe area, which will be great and super cute. With this type of cut, so now that her haircut's complete i'm going to take a look at it dry, i'm using the texturizing mist as a spray in her hair. Just to give it a little bit of texture, really bring out all of that pieciness and fun. That we just put in with the razor cut so we are finished. I love this big transformation erica. What do you think? I love it? It'S super cute. Yes, we hope you liked it too. If you did, let us know what you think in the comments below and don't forget to like and subscribe to, kenra professional for more youtube. Tutorials like this