
Longer Long Bob with Layers for Wavy Hair
Dalibor Hajdin keeps a strong base of length and builds layers above it that remove weight and bring out the waves.
Result and process
About the course
Longer Long Bob with Layers for Wavy Hair is a women's cut in which Dalibor Hajdin keeps the length and weight at the bottom and builds layers only where they need to remove weight, add shape and support the waves. The result: a cut that stays long and solid at the bottom, with plenty of texture on top.
The course walks through the whole process step by step: from checking the cowlicks and the strength of the hair, through diagonal sections to the occipital bone, the horseshoe and radial partings, to cutting the back short to long with point cut at 45 degrees and pivoting, then carrying the guideline to the sides with overdirection to the first section. After that comes a fringe fitted to the cowlicks, texture with twist curl cutting, a light razor cut at the roots for volume and drying with a diffuser.
In this course you will see
- How to check cowlicks and hair strength before cutting, and what that means for your technique
- Diagonal sections no wider than the comb, clipped lightly so the parting does not shift
- Parting the head into profile, horseshoe and radial, and the rule: below 90 degrees is graduation, above 90 is layering
- Cutting the back short to long with point cut at 45 degrees and pivoting, like slicing a pizza
- Carrying the guideline from the radial to the sides with overdirection to the first section, and switching the point cut direction
- Texture with twist curl cutting, a razor at the roots for volume, and diffuser drying finished with cold air
What you will learn
- 01How to check cowlicks and hair strength before deciding how far you can go with the cut.
- 02How to build a strong base of length with diagonal sections and light clipping that does not shift the parting.
- 03How to part the head into profile, horseshoe and radial, and what each parting is for.
- 04How to cut the back short to long with point cut at 45 degrees and pivoting.
- 05How to carry the guideline from the radial to the sides and cut with overdirection to the first section for a triangular shape.
- 06How to add texture and volume with twist curl cutting and a razor at the roots, then dry the waves with a diffuser.
What's inside
Full access with the course
0:0401Intro: a longer long bob on wavy hair
Now I'll show you a cut for a longer long bob, to add multiple layers to wavier hair.
0:4202Consultation: cowlicks and hair strength
It's important for this cut to check, of course, the growth of the cowlicks, to test the strength of the hair.
3:0403Clipping without tension
One of the things I point out regularly is how to clip the hair.
7:5304What the horseshoe is
The horseshoe section means the section where the side and top of the head break.
11:2905Finding the radial
As I said and often say, the radial is exactly where I place the comb horizontally.
13:4706Graduation or layering
Everything below 90 degrees is graduation, everything above 90 degrees is layering.
14:5207Why point cut
Why a point cut?
15:1708Pivoting like slicing a pizza
It's like you're cutting a pizza, you have the same centre, and you'll gradually pull in the previous sections.
23:2109Overdirection to the first section
It's called overdirection, meaning pulling and changing direction, and I'll pull it to the first section.
32:0210Twist curl cutting
My favourite way is twist curl cutting.
33:4511A razor at the roots for volume
We take the razor, just use the finer side, and lightly cut right here
47:0112Styling like a metal concert
And my favourite styling for this hair is when I tell the client to act like she's at a metal concert.
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Educator

Dalibor Hajdin
Educator · 2 courses
Dalibor Hajdin is a hairdresser of Slovak origin with Balkan roots, living and working in the Czech Republic, where he runs his own salon together with a colleague. Alongside cutting clients, he trains other hairdressers, and he calls the consultation the most important part of his work, where he first asks the client what they don't want instead of what they want. He values long-term relationships with his clients, some of whom come to see him regularly every week, and away from the salon he unwinds with motorcycles and combat sports.
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