How To Cut An Easy Asymmetrical Bob | Wig Tutorial | No Diagonal Cutting

Oh yeah hi guys it's Jacob Rio and welcome back to my channel. If you're new here, don't forget to check out my other videos and think about him not subscribe button. So in today's video I'm going to be transforming this unit that you see me wearing. This is the owl tray, naturalle, yaki wig and iconic color. I have this unit and I was like dr 27. 6. 1-3. I believe I will leave you a link to the original review down below anyway, so I'm just going to give it a shorter cut, just as we're going into springtime, and I just want something a little bit different. I feel like with the super blonde nurse and the 24 inches of this unit, that I don't wear it as much as I want to so now that I'm giving it a different look, I think I'll be wearing it a little bit more so yeah stay tuned To see what I do, I'm starting off by brushing out the unit, if you're going to attempt the asymmetrical club on a wavy unit, then I recommend the e straighten it first. So now I'm taking that back middle section and I'm securing it with a hairband, and I'm doing that so I can figure out just how long I want the unit in the back. It'S best that you do that when it's on your heads that way, you can figure out exactly how long you want it, and now I'm cutting that ponytail off. It doesn't need to be perfect at this stage because we're going to go in and clean the unit up a little bit later, Oh, and I'm just trying on the unit again just to make sure that I'm happy with that lens there in the back and now That I put it back on the wig head, I'm using a bobby pin to stick my mannequin just so that I'll know where the Parton is. Every time I go back so here I am just using the table and also the polystyrene head as a guide just to get the line nice and straight so now, I'm going to show you this super easy way to cut the asymmetrical line, which I learnt from Some Zilla hair tutorials on YouTube, but all you do is just take that comb and get it to your desired length. So I'm going to the table and then you're just going to swing the comb, keeping it straight towards you, and that line is what you're going to use to cut the hair okay. So I'm just going to show it to you again now and this time I'm actually using that line to cut the hair. So I'm kind beneath the comb and there we go when we let go. You can see that that asymmetrical line has been created just automatically for us, so all we need to do now is just go in and clean it up a little bit so here I am just again recreating that on the other side and I'm just using that Swing technique and being a little bit messy with it on this side. But it's fine because it still comes out good and it just needs a little bit of cleanup. So now is a great time to try the unit on again and go in and do a little bit of cleanup. So now we're just going to thin out the back of the unit, and this is easy to do with a razor. But unfortunately I couldn't find mine, so I'm just doing it with my scissors, but here you can see I'm just separating the hair and then just going in and just trimming it slightly just to take off some of that way. And then what sort of the weight is removed in the line from the back to the very front is two sausages like in here, then you are all done.