Step 4
The triangles which have the largest width
nearest to the circle and the point is on the
hairline. Theses pieces of hair you wrap
around the bun of your original circle
section.
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Step 5
The rest of the triangles i.e. the ones with
the point nearest to centre circle section,
and the biggest width around the hairline,
these sections you wrap on itself and on the
hairline.
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Step 6
Now you will have alternative clips in the
haircut around the bottom and the top.
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Step 7
Take down alternating sections which
consist of the triangle sections that have
there wide point at the crown.
These will become the shorter areas in the
internal shape.
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Step 8
Begin the first section in the central back
area.
Please note: Measure the initial section
using the comb, then use this as a guide for
subsequent sections to maintain the same
length on the internal shape. The section is
elevated up with the fingers angled to
create a shorter-to-longer effect through
the perimeter.
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Step 9
Repeat this process, using the comb as a
guide with the same elevation and overdirection
as you work the alternating
sections.
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Step 10
Please note to take extra care in the side
areas, over-directing a little more to
accommodate the weaker area around the
hairline behind the ear. Continue with this
process until you complete all the
alternated sections up to the fringe.
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Step 11
Please note, you should reduce the
elevation as you work towards the front,
with fingers less angled and more square to
accommodate the head shape. The internal
shape at the front will have a shorter and
more defined edge.
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