Just enough texture to add movement. HOW-TO STEPS 1 Before 2 Part the hair down the center. An A-line bob haircut is a style where your hair is shorter in the back and gradually gets longer towards the front. This bob is versatile in a major way. Require a bit more styling. Its heavily stack-cut at the back to create that fantastic elongated shape which moves down to a soft line at the nape. I alternate line technique and layers to make it more textured. Create two sections in the front from the ear to the hairline then two sections in the. Instead of holding the shears horizontally to the floor and cutting across the hair a stylist doing a textured cut will hold the shears or razor vertically to make cuts. To watch the full how-to go to.

Create two sections in the front from the ear to the hairline then two sections in the. HOW-TO STEPS 1 Before 2 Part the hair down the center. Also great for clients with finer hair allowing you to create volume without losing weight. I alternate line technique and layers to make it more textured. Its heavily stack-cut at the back to create that fantastic elongated shape which moves down to a soft line at the nape. Starting in the middle cut the hair in a U-shape with the shortest cut in. Require a bit more styling. Like a layered bob a textured bob is cut in a way that minimizes any bluntness at the bottom. Instead of holding the shears horizontally to the floor and cutting across the hair a stylist doing a textured cut will hold the shears or razor vertically to make cuts. 3 Drop down the starting section at the nape.

The piece-y textured locks and the tapered shape help to complete the elegant silhouette of this. Also great for clients with finer hair allowing you to create volume without losing weight. To create a textured look a stylist generally uses shears or a razor to cut the ends of the hair. Create two sections in the front from the ear to the hairline then two sections in the. Instead of holding the shears horizontally to the floor and cutting across the hair a stylist doing a textured cut will hold the shears or razor vertically to make cuts. Starting in the middle cut the hair in a U-shape with the shortest cut in. To watch the full how-to go to. Just enough texture to add movement. Piece-y Rose Gold Bob The best way to show off the metallic rose-gold bob is to cut it into short choppy layers throughout. Require a bit more styling.

4 Beginning in the middle of. HOW-TO STEPS 1 Before 2 Part the hair down the center. Also great for clients with finer hair allowing you to create volume without losing weight. Just enough texture to add movement. This bob is versatile in a major way. And the best part. To create a textured look a stylist generally uses shears or a razor to cut the ends of the hair. An A-line bob falls longer in the front than in the back which is a detail you can make as slight or bold as youd like. Create two sections in the front from the ear to the hairline then two sections in the. Its heavily stack-cut at the back to create that fantastic elongated shape which moves down to a soft line at the nape.

Just enough texture to add movement. Unlike a graduated or inverted bob the A-line bob haircut does not have stacked layers in the back. The extra height in the crown and the evenly layered ends add a feminine touch. In this video I will cut bob in unusual way. Its heavily stack-cut at the back to create that fantastic elongated shape which moves down to a soft line at the nape. Work best for clients with natural texture or wave. To create a textured look a stylist generally uses shears or a razor to cut the ends of the hair. Require a bit more styling. 3 Drop down the starting section at the nape. HOW-TO STEPS 1 Before 2 Part the hair down the center.