Oh my, I can't believe what I'm seeing.. This what I'm looking for I had it done in the 70's and no one understands. Wish you could do it... Great job love it...💕
I watched all the way through to see where it was going. However, you started the cut all wrong. You were trying to achieve a graduated bob, but you started the bottom with layers instead of graduation. You started by pulling everything straight back, which is correct, but you need to angle your fingers in at a 45 degree angle, not a 90 degree angle. Graduation is a buildup of weight. Layering collapses the shape. Bringing it straight back at a 90 degree angle is layering not graduating. That’s why the bottom of the cut was flipping out. Also, you should try working on your sectioning. Clean sections & groom the hair that isn’t getting cut smoothly away so you can get a clean section easily. And try not using the clock references. That makes it sound more confusing than it is. Just wanted to give you some pointers to be helpful.
@Mikeybuzz10 great helpful comment, but did you realise it was reply to another person's comment, rather than a comment on it's own? So, Maureen may not ever see it (if she does look at comments from older videos).
I love the simple way of teaching for understanding. Much appreciated
Well done presentation. Simple & concise. God bless.
Wow you explained it very well, thank you
I love the way you teach, thank you so much
Oh my, I can't believe what I'm seeing.. This what I'm looking for I had it done in the 70's and no one understands. Wish you could do it... Great job love it...💕
I watched all the way through to see where it was going. However, you started the cut all wrong. You were trying to achieve a graduated bob, but you started the bottom with layers instead of graduation. You started by pulling everything straight back, which is correct, but you need to angle your fingers in at a 45 degree angle, not a 90 degree angle. Graduation is a buildup of weight. Layering collapses the shape. Bringing it straight back at a 90 degree angle is layering not graduating. That’s why the bottom of the cut was flipping out. Also, you should try working on your sectioning. Clean sections & groom the hair that isn’t getting cut smoothly away so you can get a clean section easily. And try not using the clock references. That makes it sound more confusing than it is. Just wanted to give you some pointers to be helpful.
@Mikeybuzz10 great helpful comment, but did you realise it was reply to another person's comment, rather than a comment on it's own? So, Maureen may not ever see it (if she does look at comments from older videos).
Where are you located???
I live near barrie Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦
What type of haircut would be good for a ovolong/Oval face with fine hair?
Something with a few layers, side part and some type of bang would work well. 😁 cheers
@@maureenrichards3288 thanks 👍