Graduated Bob

The graduated bob is a foundational haircut very important to learn that teaches essential precision cutting techniques. It involves creating graduation through the back by building weight, while elongating the sides with less graduation as they move toward the front. This cut develops critical skills in body positioning, discipline, and elevation—which are key to mastering more advanced cuts. The graduated bob also emphasizes the importance of holding small sections, using over-direction for shape control, and practicing cross-checking for balance. Notice: For frizzy textures, avoid using the razor and use scissors instead to reduce frizz. Ideal Hair for a Graduated Bob: • Straight to Slightly Wavy Hair • Medium, Dense Hair Types Requiring Special Care: • Coarse or Curly Hair: Smaller sections for better control and weight removal techniques to manage bulk and enhance texture may be needed • Fine Hair: can work but the shape needs to be adapted , judge carefully before choosing this haircut. What I’ll share—and what you’ll learn: • The elevation and 45 degree angle used to create the signature graduated shape and weight • The importance of precision cutting for seamless transitions between lengths • Body positioning to ensure consistent and controlled cutting movements • How to section the hair properly and use over-direction to build shape • Techniques for cross-checking to verify symmetry and balance • How to adapt the cut for different hair types, from straight to coarse or curly hair Episodes/chapters(videos) TITLES order: 1 Section pattern 2 Base Line 3 Graduated bob explained 4Back Graduation (left side) 5 Back Graduation (right side) 6 Completing back graduation 7 Cross checking 8 Crown 9 Left side 10 Top Section 11 Right Side 12 Final result