Joe Charlton

3/17/2023

Collapsed Cheek Length Razor Bob

This entire cheek length bob was cut using a Feather Styling Razor with Feather Styling Razor Standard R-Type Blades. The key to this look is creating a soft, wispy line at the bottom of the bob and avoiding a triangular look. To do this I used forward over direction on the baseline and used my Styling Razor to carve out and release weight underneath to lessen the density and collapse the shape, so it hugs the face. Diffusing the inside gives the cut a degree of movement and creates wispiness on the ends. The final look is diffused dry for texture.

This entire cheek length bob was cut using a Feather Styling Razor with Feather Styling Razor Standard R-Type Blades. The key to this look is creating a soft, wispy line at the bottom of the bob and avoiding a triangular look. To do this I used forward over direction on the baseline and used my Styling Razor to carve out and release weight underneath to lessen the density and collapse the shape, so it hugs the face. Diffusing the inside gives the cut a degree of movement and creates wispiness on the ends. The final look is diffused dry for texture.