Undercutting has existed since the 80's in one way or another, the "Pob" Posh Bob, is a combination of undercutting and Bob. Is the way to create.

First, the hair is divided into four sections, to do this, do a line in the center of the front of the head in the back of the head, division hair into two equal parts. Then take the separation of the crown of the head to the back of ear, possibly above the ear, this will split the hair into sections front and rear, as on the other side the head. You should now have a hair divided into sections quadrant.

Now work on the back. From the back of the head to feel the occipital bone is the song you can feel if you stroke the hand of the crown of the head to the neck. Occipital bone in the center of the head, take a diagonal section
in the bottom of the back of the ear, both sides of the head, and the road cut.

Comb the "V" inverted section is the area that will undermine the contras. Cut the hair as it would be a uniform layer cut, the number 6 DVD Collection, hairdressing, training, making sure to leave the lines of "feathers" and well. It is your body is the point of what is to remove bulk hair cut and stay "off" the rest of the haircut.

Comb the rest of the back and cut in a Bob graduated, the number 5 in the DVD collection.

Texturiser behind hair to have some weight in the ends so they are not too strong, giving a hair cut days now and most important of all and finish.

Finish the sides of a classic hair like Bob, but again have some weight on both ends to give a softer look, you can do this using layers over the crown to the perimeter of the haircut in front of the ears, making sure not to cut too much weight in the scheme, because you need time before the hearing by the work haircut.

The cross section of the strip your customers and you must have a new image for your collection.

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John McLoughlin.

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John Mcloughlin is a Hairdresser and Educator with over 30 years experience in the hairdressing industry. A qualified tutor with assessor awards, a hairdressing stylist, college lecturer at 2 colleges, a salon owner and academy principal, John has a great understanding of the best ways to teach up and coming hairdressers.

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