Step 12
Next work the same technique working
away from the fringe to the back of the
head completing the circle.
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Step 13
Next you will cut the longer lengths,
working with the sections that are narrow
at the crown. Take your guide from the
adjacent previously cut section and makes
it a little longer. Using a free hand technique,
work from short to long to
achieve an acute angle. These sections are
overhanging and disconnected.
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Step 14
Continue with this process around the head.
Assess the balance and shape visually.
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Step 15
As you work around the head, continually
assess your work paying attention to
perimeter outlines and hair density. This is
a great way to break up curly hair adding a
short internal shape without the volume.
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Step 16
Refine the outline shape through the front
using a parallel section to the perimeter.
Create a soft curved line with a free hand
technique for maximum shape and length.
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Step 17
Repeat this process on the second side
using the fringe area as a guide. Please
note the second side is weaker in density as
it is the low side of the parting, so take due
care.
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Step 18
Then work with the final circular section in
the crown area. Divide this area into four
equal quarters. Using the comb as a guide,
add 3 cm to the length and cut from short
to long from the central point of the circle.
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Finish
The Channel—The magic's in the sectioning.
Amazing for curly hair and working
equally well on wavy, straight, thick or fine
hair - breaking the shape beautifully and
allowing the hair to be light and free.
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