 This is going to be a pretty simple technique even though it's a complicated looking haircut. I don't want to over complicate it for you guys. So we're going to keep it simple and really just be precise with how we cut this line. I want to make sure that her head is nice and balanced. I don't want to go into this haircut and just have her tilted forward and then start cutting into it. I really want to see the line that I'm creating and I want to know that length. Visualize your line coming across and then know where you want to go with it. So I come in here and now I'm going to use the teeth of the comb, the wider teeth of the comb, to hold the hair in place. So when I go to cut it, it stays in place as I work. I'll see where I'm at with my line around there and then I'm going to come in here and I'm going to start cutting my line. I'm working my way around holding that hair just with the comb. I'm just taking another horizontal section, comb the hair down and just working in the comb around the head shape. I think having a little bit of awareness of the hair density can help you out with cutting this haircut as well because she's already got subtle layers in the top crown. So I don't really need to take that in multiple sections because I can see right through to the guideline and it's not too thick to where I'd be pushing the hair as well. So I'm just combing it all down, saving time in the salon. We're going to go through and do some detail work on the dry hair anyways. Drop our right sides. So we're going to connect this to the back and I hold it down with my comb like this. I'm going to work. And will the line be perfect? I mean it's hard to tell with it being a little bit wavy right now but for now I just want to see the balance in it. So we'll blow it dry and we're going to go in with our scissor and detail that line and make it really nice and blunt. Working the hair up over the head. This bob is a little more blunt so I don't want to bend it too much with the iron. So I like having this little overhang and that happens from the over direction. We're directing the hair cutting it. Loosely cutting it. Now you've got this extra length so when I come in and I cut that line I have plenty of hair to work with.