How To Cut A Perfect Short Bob Haircut Step By Step Tutorial

Everyone'S going to watch what i'm not talking, much to you, though um. How often do you cut yourself not very used to cut myself a lot? Now i cut myself with the razor every now and again look i would like to carry something i want to carry his child miami's a crazy place. Man um a little bit of graduation in the back, we're gon na be graduating like from here to here, and then we bring it down to zero again like right through there and really i'm trying to emulate these, like. I think we're japanese and korean hairdressers that i've been following just the kind of movement they do with their tools. I think it's really kind of elegant and pretty when hair flips out at the bottom. Why does that happen? Well, it could be about the growth pattern. It could be about the cut a great way to make it kind of like bevel in like this, you see how it's like clicks right in boom bevels into the head. Is that teeny bit of graduation helps it bevel? So you could, you know, hold it like. First thing i did was cut at zero and then i'm holding it in my fingers to get a little elevation to help it kind of bevel in kind of tucks it. In a little on the side, we'll have a look straight ahead and then lean to the side helmet to where it's going to style so like out of their eyes a little bit comb it out over here scratch the ear too much. I got my haircut one time where someone was really combing. My ear like crazy driving through i release tension by the ear and then just connect the line in and then what you have to do is you have to go to the city like the courthouse in the city and you have to file for our name change. Your name becomes karen as soon as you do that bam karen. We did it easy peasy and then the last thing we're gon na do here, stand over here, dylan and we'll check our balance. Look a teeny bit! That'S! Okay! We'Ll do this! First! We'Re going to do this now, where we just go over the very center of this. We don't end up over layering the front lines right there, very it's nice, so that it can flip back and forth easier. We don't get too much weight in the very center of the top of these little stragglers and again, i'm still like thinking that i'm emulating these hairdressers i've been following the movement that they do it's just kind of fun to try different styles and cross-check. This way now ben said, don't touch any of his stuff. His station look because we over direct it looking good. We get like it's longer towards the front, i'm just cross checking that line make sure it's even a little something extra back here, easy peasy lemonade. So i'm not going to change the back, i'm just going to start in the corner. You could go through it all again, if you feel like you need to, but if it's only a small amount, i can see right away when i comb it out. I can see where it starts getting long like right about there. I'M just gon na make sure i've released tension around the ear a little and i'm gon na come in, and it's just all this bit of extra weight here in the middle. And if your scissor is sharp enough and you're confident it will cut you, don't even have to subdivide that unless it's, you know a lot more hair that you want to cut off still releasing tension by the ear and we'll clean that up when it's dry. But i definitely felt like it was just a little long in that corner can't touch any advanced stuff. So let's grab something just lighting on you is everything check it out, so we're gon na use this it's gon na have to stop from kms and um. It'S gon na give her hair a little texture a little protein, a little heat protection there we go stuck at first, just fine hair, so it's good to like use something kind of light. Yeah shelby question mark yes, normally about this point. When i started when people stopped, i feel like i struggle blow drying, bobs and lobs. What are your best tips tips, i would say: are um? Don'T over blow dry it or like don't over force? It you're gon na see me rough drying. This 90 of the way dry, i'm only using a brush in the last few minutes of it last few moments and um when you're trying to get volume, make sure you're not trying to get volume before you get to about here. I really don't want volume down here, make this really wide at the bottom. It'S like. We want a little extra lift through here, so i'm like lifting high top holding low at the bottom. So first, i'm just thinking about getting it dry. Just a rough drive really is gon na blow me like you, just don't need it there. What heat? Do you rough dry? With what heat do you rough dry with it all the way up, he has. The heat turned all the way up when he rough drive, heat heat and speed full blast. What is the name of your hair dryer, the babyliss? Can i get your scissors in mexico already? What can they get their scissors in mexico yeah? They can yeah. We shoot everywhere we ship everywhere, it'll populate your shipping. Whenever you go to checkout all right, so we've got that most of the way drying now we're just gon na to not get volume on the bottom. Would you opt for something different than a round brush? I think it's really about, i would say it's more about how you're lifting it like i'm gon na pull like off base here and not like up we're gon na be pulling down, and then the top will pull up a little higher, but you could use a Paddle brush, if you wanted, i like a round brush just because i'm used to it. This is weird at the top. The square brush is kind of cool, but it does give a lot of tension really grabs the hair real. Can you please come to washington state again, i like doing that when i rough dry it most of the way, so that when i am doing this part, it's just it's not a lot of work so one i said hello. What kind of brush is that a square brush? This is like an ionic bio ionic. I don't know yeah something like that. This is ben's. I just grabbed it out of this floor only because we said not to are you planning any master class in mexico this year, um not this year. I do think we should get out there, though we're talking to our friend heather out in boston, who this year filled up so fast. You know what i do want to do is, though one way well put your back the other way and then i'll start. The bottom just work my way up near the top we're going to give a little extra lift. This is a nice polish, a good shape, real, easy, hey all right check it out we're going to use this humidity barrier now and then here's how i iron the bob movement 370.. I just think a diagonal section is great for a really natural smooth finish and i'm not ironing the top right. Now i'm just ironing mids through the ends, so i don't take the volume out of the scalp, but i am creating a bit of like polish and sharpness for the ends of the top on the top. I go diagonal forward, so i can pull this back off. This again, like don't, go all the way to the scalp. You want there to be some lift there. He already has this kind of like built-in cringiness he bleached the cringe in. He came around the other way, all right, we're in the back put down we're gon na do the same thing like take a diagonal section, flip this up out of the way of quickly notice. How i do this like when i go to something i go like that, be able to go back and forth to using your comb and using your foot without putting your tools down like that's the main thing. We don't want to put the tools down, don't over iron. It either like you should be, like i already speed 50 000 times. You know just like once or twice all right. So we take the section i put this there to pick up a clip hit. The clip and i got the comb back - i think little moments like that. The dexterity is really important that people don't have that experience to do it, and it will save you a lot of time like a couple seconds. Each section over the course of an entire day is, like you know, 30 minutes of time see all right. We'Re still just working diagonally and they check down with high tension but slow movement and we're going to do some refinement. But it's like you see. We don't really need to do a lot of refinement right now like this is looking pretty clean. So that's how i want to see it if we're going to go wet to dry. I don't want to have to do a massive amount of refinement dry because then it's like you had to do the haircut twice. If you end up feeling like you, always have a lot of refinement drying, i'd probably like work out a way just to do it dry. You know come back to the side, we're going to separate the top put that out of the way you got. Ta go back use the ears. I don't know they're wild hilarious, hey, that's amazing! Here! It'S so pretty you like the color too. This is all goldwell. Silk, lip and polaroid someone wants you to cut their hair while they eat shelby's food for now, where's that come from leave that out. You see that tiny little bit of graduation just bevels that that sucker in you know, is maintaining a bob carefree. No, this is real life hair cutting. I don't know that i would call it effortless, though a bob can be, but i think when you do a haircut like this, and then it starts to get below the shoulders, it has a very different feeling to be sort of. Like this blunt one length bob sitting below the shoulders than it does above the shoulder, so it definitely can you know you have to keep it up, maybe once every like it's pretty reasonable, we are located in roswell, georgia geology a little something going on here. I don't like that, underneath it's kind of a partial i want to make sure that underneath doesn't poke out you get a little extra weight like you see that right there, the cowlick is like lifting it up a little, so it's separating from the perimeter, even though, If we were like to pull that down, it does match, but the cow like jumps it up, so we're just gon na pick. It up knock a little weight out of it and then it look at that it just disappears. Let me just have this beautiful the bulb line: hey everybody on there, uh fancyhairdressers.com. If you guys, like videos like this with real people, i mean we have some dolls, but real people, uh and like talking through the step by steps with great lighting, really well um and everything too. So you get all the sound, really great look up a little and then lean to your there. We go so look! That'S where we release tension on the by the ear right there put down a tiny bit good um. 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This specimen, my wife yeah. I wasn't trying to do a bore out. I was trying to do like a you know, it's a john mullaney and he said it's like when you're married. It just sounds so much more official. You know you say like i'm traveling and my wife is with me: would she would you mind upgrading her to first class as well, but he says like if you have a girlfriend, it's not like. Oh, can my girlfriend come it's not as good, not as official, but then he cheated on her and got something else. Pregnant anyway, didn't go great for her. I guess i want. Let'S see what it looks like still feel like there's a little something over here. Yeah just have a slightly different angle on this side, so we're just gon na i'm using a texturizing scissor now just to tighten it up, cut the cake again kind of like a rough grafted. As you cut protect your scissor, which is kind of cool. I like the way chris jones describes why he does it. It'S like the texturizing scissors grab, the section they don't push the section along, so they hold the hair in place. While you put the line, it may take a little longer because you have to like open close the scissors a few more times, but looking at me this way, sorry guys just for a little movement here, we're going to and really so. It doesn't always have to be styled perfectly we're going to come down. I'M looking for this weight like that, and then we're going to point through it we're not trying to create big corners. More of just a soft, like diffused version of that same thing, that we had before all right, so we already cut that so we're not gon na. Do it again, we'll skip that pick up a new section come down, so i can find it. I'M going to point through it already cut that so don't cut it again. Go aside, let's ignore the front because there's like not enough weight there already and here we're going to ignore right by the ear, because we don't want to make a hole so we'll leave that out, no matter what we do now, you know we'll make a hole. We can even use this movement like there's a little extra weight somewhere. Okay, come back to the other side. This is already done, skip it, we'll get a little refinement there and we'll point through just be really aware what everything is doing like. I don't want to show that it's a partial you know, so i don't want to cut too much out and like show the last couple sections or not blonde here on the side, i'm leaving out the front hairline leaving out by the ear and maybe a little Less because there's not as much weight there and then we layer to the top so we'll do the same thing through the top. So we'll come over the top i'm just looking like. Where does it look heavier right? There, it's kind of heavy over here it doesn't. I'M going to leave that out the right side, just a little closer than the left right now, and that's just pure density differences side to side to show his female pattern. Baldness, you got the same hair the whole time, i've known her. Do you like that? We'Ll stick with the accentuating cream, the whole time or the kerosene line heat it up, get the smell out of them. I like to start in the back a little bit, so i don't put too much product around this fine hairs in the front hairline, but it's just to calm down flyaways