Step 12
Cross check though the centre-back using
the same elevation. This refines the
connection between both sides and
removes corners.
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Step 13
Next, refine the perimeter in the front using
free hand techniques.
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Step 14
Now begin work on the top section. Use
horizontal sections from the parting and
stand behind the model. Use a guide from
the first side area and cut a concave section
from short to long, elevating and overdirecting
the hair. Use the position of your
fingers to determine the angle.
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Step 15
Please note the concave connects on the
parting side and does not connect on the
other side.
Check the angle visually.
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Step 16
Continue with parallel sections through to
the crown using the same elevation and
over-direction and your previous section as
a guide.
Please note that the parallel sections take
into account the roundness of the head and
the angle increases towards the back.
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Step 17
Now dry the hair. Dry the underneath first,
then work diagonally from front to crown so
the dryer is directed down the cuticle.
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Step 18
Using Coriollis C2 irons and diagonal
sections which mirror the outline, iron the
hair ensuring a bevel throughout the
perimeter.
Please note Stacey is particular with his
temperature control dependent of hair
quality.
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Step 19
Now use appropriate free hand techniques
to soften the internal shape.
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Finish
The result is a traditional, basic concave
technique refreshed for the modern climate
by use of disconnection. A great teaching
tool for body positioning and finger angles.
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