We have all heard the advice that you have to cut your hair if you want it to grow. So you ask yourself: Does my scalp know when I need a haircut ...healthy hair grows to be longer hair. Just like dry skin cracks dry hair splits so dry ends become infamous split ends. They don’t look good but for many they think I don’t care because the length is more important. While split ends are ugly they also snap off causing an unwanted and an unintentional “haircut” ...
How to Create the Perfect BoHo Beach Hair
Perfect Beach Hair isn’t just about the blond tips and shapely waves. It is about the the texture, the grit, the reflection of light. Its the re-creation of Mother Nature’s hand on your aesthetic — the fabled effortless lived in look.I have a perfect way to achieve this with natures own products and a little hand work.
The Extreme Graduated Bob
This video deviates from the usual step-by-step educational format, providing a source of inspiration through a hands-on learning method.
Mastering the Graduated Bob with Clippers and a Straight Razor
Creating a flawless graduated bob requires precision and skill. In this tutorial, we will break down the process using a clipper and a straight razor, offering a step-by-step guide to help you achieve a beautifully graduated look.
Step 1: Creating the Initial Weight Line
Sectioning: Begin by sectioning the hair below the occipital bone.
Clipping: Use a clipper to take this section down to a buzz cut. This will establish a weight line, giving the cut its initial structure.
Razor Over Comb: Transition to using a straight razor for a razor over comb technique. This method is akin to scissor over comb but provides a softer finish. Slowly whittle away at the hair to start breaking down the weight line. Note that this technique won't give a seamless blend on its own as it doesn't allow you to get close enough to the scalp.
Step 2: Softening the Weight Line
Shaving Down: To further refine the weight line, use the flat side of the straight razor blade. Softly "shave" down the line to create a gentle surface graduation.
Technique: Apply a light touch to avoid pushing through the hair too harshly. The goal is to achieve a soft, gradual transition that maintains the hair's natural flow.
Step 3: Finishing the Cut
Razor Cutting: Take the remaining sections that fall over the graduated area and cut them as you would for a regular razor cut graduated bob.
Scissor Work: I finished the sides with scissors. This gives a clean line and strength to the weaker sections.
Final Touches
Detailing: Go over the entire cut, checking for any uneven sections or areas that need further blending.
Styling: Style the hair as desired to give it some edge and show off the texture with the appropriate product.
Tips for Success
Practice Makes Perfect: As with any advanced technique, practice is key. The more you practice, the more comfortable and skilled you will become with using both clippers and razors.
Light Touch: Always maintain a light touch with the razor. Pressing too hard or pushing through the section too quickly could cause unwanted results and rough textures.
By following these steps, you'll be able to master the art of creating a graduated bob with clippers and a straight razor. This versatile and stylish cut is perfect for clients looking for a modern, edgy look with a touch of softness.
Pre-Dry With Purpose
But you at home can also achieve great results for volume if you use gravity and your finger tips