A Unique Approach to the Classic Graduated Bob

[@FakeKiki]

I'm a trainee and we are just hitting graduated bobs. Very impressed with your take on this cut. I really like the video, easy to follow and the result is clean and precise. Also, it was so relaxing listening to you. Thank you!

[@samvillahair]

Glad it was helpful!

[@DemolitionGrrl]

Most soothing instruction I've ever received, thank you

[@ms.mcghee6286]

Jesse: I absolutely LOVE this dude. Sam, you knocked it out of the hairdresser park adding him to your artistic team; wonderful teacher, born to teach!🦄👍

[@angelahagood7143]

I appreciate your take on this cut. I’m in cosmetology class and the technique I’m learning is different. This method eliminates the tendency to drift or waver causing that weight. Maybe when I graduate, I’ll get to use this technique! Thanks for sharing! 💇🏻‍♀️

[@samvillahair]

Have a great time in school Angela!

[@jessicastrong6006]

Jesse, I would like to see more of your teaching. You have a very good teaching style. It's so much easier to comprehend, than others. No fu fu your just down to earth, clear + patient 😊🦋👍🕊️🌴

[@Stinadupreetattoo]

He’s so relaxing to watch but so informative with the information 😎

[@qb444la6]

Hi, I'm not a hairdresser, but have recently discovered Sam and he is wonderful, such an informed, educated, patient teacher. First time seeing Jesse and what a lovely guy, very calming when he speaks and teaches well too. I love the inverted bob though, wish you guys could do my hair, I shall dream for one day 😍

[@paulfouche2820]

I've tried this cut and I'm struggling! It looks soo easy but mine doesn't look te same. I would like to master it! Thank you for sharing your knowledge! It's awesome!

[@DivinelyLoved]

Those sections were very happy to see you 😂😂😂❤️

[@olgav6613]

I am so happy i seen this video today I was trying to find one. I did a client today this haircut and it came out awesome. Thanks so much Technique is awesome

[@lekibb2905]

Jesse is always innovative and on point. Great video!

[@samvillahair]

we sure love him :-)

[@buddy77587]

Daddy is a damn good teacher! I think I understand.... I'll have never guessed! Technique is flawless!

[@joycesmith1630]

Great instructional video! 👍 Thank you 😊 Best one I’ve seen in a long time! Love your method of cutting & the end result of this bob cut looks amazing!

[@samvillahair]

Thanks so much!

[@Christyschair]

Do you only do this technique dry?

[@marposaposa814]

beautiful. and this technique I love it. It's safe and has more control. But of course. the shears are awesome too. It also was very well explained. I understood and was able to see all the angles. Thanks a lot!!!!

[@samvillahair]

You are so welcome!

[@barbbutler6937]

Excellent. I like that you get texturizing with your shear.

[@vintagebabyseventythree6244]

I love this technique

[@jessicastrong6006]

Good things to remember, Thank You , Your a Good Teacher .

[@mariooliveira8020]

Tranquilo incrível, muito obrigado por entregar um novo tutorial

[@shahiemadavids8855]

Pure brilliance

[@alonamunez2986]

Wow😍 loved the idea

[@angiezamot1850]

Do you position your fingers straight or should they be diagonalAlso all the parting lines diagonal or straight across

[@ileniaellwood3040]

interesting i am going to try it

[@joedilla8003]

Hello, I am a Barber/Stylnig student and my question is since your taking 90 degree angles wouldn't this be a uniform layered cut and not graduated?

[@ubeuboutique9786]

Where can I get the head stand.. love it

[@alessiacorr4256]

Sei bravissimo, bellissimo taglio 👍👏👏👏

[@carlasouza7372]

Show , Parabéns , explica bem detalhado, vc corta todo o cabelo com Tesoura Dentada ? 🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@donnalewis4116]

love this

[@AlexMorales-tl4iv]

How many sections did you start with? Four or five?

[@samvillahair]

at about 1:12 you can kind of see the first areas he sectioned. There are 4 areas. Divide at center, then at an area we call the horizontal transition which is where the back of the head changes shape and becomes more of the profile :-)

[@Hairlabschool]

Fantastic 👍

[@buddy77587]

TY!

[@ratgrrl1]

Superb! 👏👏👏👏👏

[@buddy77587]

Perfect for thick hair!

[@Just_Lurking8]

Hi, it won’t work on fine hair ?

[@miasministry07]

When i was in cosmetology school i always cut my skin toward the palm. You make it look so effortless, can you guess what i was doing wrong when cutting?

[@griffingulino8482]

Are you cutting pass your second knuckle? It’s a rule of thumb not to cut past second knuckle:)

[@user-vm8qp3sj1h]

Stunning ♥️ 😍

[@fdanable]

Great technic

[@mikaanderson1690]

Thank you! Love this! Would you extend past your guide all the way up the back of the head?

[@samvillahair]

Yes you can! That will just build a bit lower weight line

[@mikaanderson1690]

What did he do? He didn’t mention that part? Thx

[@taraduddy7687]

Just cut this on my mannequin. I love this technique!

[@jenjohnson492]

2:30 90 degree angle

[@royamoshiri1238]

So nice 👌❤️🙏

[@ubeuboutique9786]

Can I gi d all the tools on a website

[@samvillahair]

You sure can! www.samvilla.com

[@bozfzfsdoeltgz2982]

Je pense que ce ciseau sculpteur est important ...????

[@buddy77587]

I love those blue eyes:)

[@manobilli4557]

Say waoooo meraviglioso 😍

[@jimyk]

Extending past the guide? Not a good idea. Instead of 90 degrees cut it to 45 degrees. U can always soften the weight line afterwards.

[@KHR327fan]

he's extending slightly beyond the guide as the elevation is 90° in relation to the headshape. it's not enough to create disconnection but its important to as the graduation is being done horizontally. the elevation of 90 keeps this cut seamless without a harsh weight line to blend afterwards. extending the cutting line slightly beyond the guide ensures that the vertical shape is triangular therefore building graduation.

[@samvillahair]

great explanation Jessica!

[@samvillahair]

Thats definitely one approach. This is just another option and will create a softer finish. We believe we should share as many options as possible and each hairdresser can discover what works best for them and their clientele... no good/bad right/wrong :-) Totally respect your opinions though!

[@latanyabradford8025]

💜💜💜💜💜

[@marablooms1788]

This guy sounds like Bob Ross.🤣

[@lagatita1623]

No he doesnt are you high?

[@marablooms1788]

@@lagatita1623 Nope. Are you?

[@lagatita1623]

@@marablooms1788 nah.

[@paintesihombing931]

👍👍👍🙏

[@buddy77587]

More more more

[@sandralacayo2630]

Difficult to understand; I liked; but I can’t get it

[@samvillahair]

Sorry about that Sandra! We have other bob videos that might work a bit better for you :-)

[@vuthaheng4841]

♥♥♥♥♥

[@buddy77587]

I like your spiders

[@lagatita1623]

My kingdom for a lob thats even and not messed up😭

[@themechanger413]

Sir plzz BOB cut easymethod teach ..difficult mathod ur teach BOB cut plzz easy way teach us BOB cut ..

[@junglejustice1783]

Theme Changer umm what lol

[@samvillahair]

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[@clairearnold1404]

Why are you making such an easy cut look difficult, the classic was is so much easier lol

[@lagatita1623]

If its easy why do so many of us get crappy bob cuts? Mine wasnt even.

[@clairearnold1404]

Just people not taking neat small sections and rushing through it I guess x

[@kelseyoneal8565]

Not everyone sees things the same way as you... its okay to have different ways of doing the same thing. If the original way works for you awesome! If this way helps just 1 stylist then that's awesome too!

[@gangakukreja4244]

Translate in hindi😢