How To: Easy Fall Hair Cut & Color|Dyeing Wig Auburn Red/Copper|Part 2

I'M back welcome back welcome back. I am back with cartoons this series here I got going on little short, quick series. This is where we left off at this is the color that you know came about after all of that, so next, I'm just going to straighten it out, try to get it as bone straight as possible. I did use a serum to get it straight. If you have not already checked out part one, I will link it somewhere in this video, so you can check it out first to see how I got this color, but right now I want to show you how I'm going to style. Slash cut this hair. This part was very tedious. I sit here and I comb through his hair, for I don't know how long and I want you guys to see every bit of it, but right now, I'm just going to part behind her ears. I want a section that part off and I'm going to focus focus strictly on the back part of her hair you're gon na see me constantly comment, because I want to make sure that it is all straight, even sleek, smooth as pop. This is actually my first time cutting with clippers, and I must say I think I did pretty well but, like I said, the main focus is that you keep the hair sleep straight, smooth as even as possible that way. Whenever you do cook, because once you could it's gone, you can't go back and she wasn't like a lone blunt in the back, but in the side she wanted to kind of feather it. She showed me a picture, and this is what this is, how we got it so just pay close attention when I go in with the ponytail holder, I'm making sure that it's still smooth and that I'm not accidentally wrapping the hair on the sides, like I'm, not Tucking it under I want to make sure that everything is straight down sleek as possible, especially after I put this poster holder on I'm going to cut a little bit lower than I we won't it because you rather could naughty nothing cooked too much, because this is A week it's not growing back, like I said once it's gone, it's gone so I'm going to move the po2 holder down some and I'm going to cut coming from the back. I almost started from the front, but I was going to cook coming from the back that way. It won't layer through the top at all. You can see where I was accidentally like folding the sides under on that first time, when I wrapped it around. So you have to be very gentle, I didn't do the ponytail holder too tight. I seen where some people did it extremely tight, but I feel like when you do that you took more on the sides and it's just it's gon na cause. A lot of you know understeering, so don't cut start from the top go through the bottom. That way, you won't make any unnecessary layers. At this point, the phone holder was kind of slipping, so I had to hurry up and cut through that, but luckily, like I said, I did not start from where exactly I wanted to here to be, could it I did a little bit longer so now I Can go back and spread it out and see where I need to go and clean it up it I'm going to even spread her shirt out so make sure that I get the hair spread out even comb the hair as much as possible, get them to look Straight, don't move like it's very tedious, but make sure you spread that hair out across the back and go straight across. You don't have to try to angle it at this point, because it's going to angle itself, just by the way that it's spread out. I hope I'm not missing anything here. If I am feel free to comment below and X me any questions always try to reply back, don't forget to Like comment and subscribe. I did this in two parts because I really did not want to speed through the cutting process, because I feel like it's very a beginner friendly. Like I said this is my first time doing it. If I can do it, I feel like anyone can do it. It really just takes a steady hand, some time, some patience and just making sure that you're paying attention to what you're doing. I will show you a better angle of the side in the back and the front. Of course, I'm going to do the front a little bit differently. When I got to the front I just kind of sheared off where it looked kind of stragety on the ends, because the closure is 12 inches and the three bundles there sell for fourteen inches. So that didn't make a difference, because I do not think that that closure was true to 12 inches at all, like the whole closure. Wasn'T, of course it's not going to be a blunt closure. It was like a mixture. Okay, now moving on to the side, I'm going to line it up with the back and let it fall and I'm just going to diagonally cut it, but I'm going to try to line it up with the back as much as possible. That way, my diagonal cut will be even it won't look choppy, but this on both sides - and I can show you better than I explained it so repeat the same thing on this side. I didn't change the angle because I feel like this gives you a really good idea of what the color looks like and you kind of see the different dimensions and the hues, and all that. So I kept this clip in there to show you that much. But I'm just doing the same thing as I did on the other side. Lining it up cutting diagonal, and then we want to show you how I did the front okay. So for the front, all I'm doing is cutting diagonally where it looks thin on the ends and the very very front where the side bang areas are because, like I said this, whole closure, of course, isn't true to 12 inches. So it came choppy layered, I'm just going to go through here and cut where it looks stragety thin. That way it all be on one Accord. Okay, so now I'm doing cleaned up, I'm just going to go through and show you a couple of different angles. So stay tuned, I'm almost finished. I promise you like. I said I'm just going through and doing cleanup where I can clearly see things sticking out, but now I'm just using the scissors, I'm completely done with the Clippers