Step 4
Return to your initial side and cut the next
section using the previous section as a
guide. Again, use over-direction and
elevation and pay attention to the angle of
your fingers.
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Step 5
Then cut the second section on the other
side.
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Step 6
Continue with this alternating pattern until
you reach the back. Working with
alternating sections ensures accuracy of
technique.
Please note as Stacey works behind the ear
the section lengthens to include the back
hairline.
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Step 7
Please note that the sections from the front
through the side are diagonal and curved
into the nape area.
These sections will become more vertical as
you work into the back.
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Step 8
Please note that as you move around the
head, your angle is reflective of head
shape.
Notice how Stacey also decides to divide his
longer sections for ease and accuracy.
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Step 9
Remember to constantly check and refine
the balance.
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Step 10
Just before the final section in the back,
you should cross check your work.
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Step 11
Next, cut the final two sections in the back
on both sides.
Notice Stacey's elevation and over direction
in the bottom part of the section is severe
to maintain length. This ensures that the
concave shape pivots from a shorter point
in the front to a longer point in the crown.
This guarantees the outline lengths remain
long.
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