Step 12
Work with horizontal sections carefully
building weight.
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Step 13
Once the hair is dry, visually refine the
longer left outside areas.
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Step 14
Work internally, loosening the shape with a
pointing technique. You should have
developed a slight bi-level shape, layered
and rounded into the nape with areas of
length dropping down. These dropped out
areas will depend on density, quality of hair
and section size and can be varied
according to taste.
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Step 15
Next work on the fringe section.
Dry the hair in order to work with the
natural fall of the hair. Take horizontal
sections and cut a curved line at eye level
with the points of your blades.
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Step 16
Now slightly elevate these sections to
increase the graduation around the fringe
area for a softer looser finish.
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Step 17
Continue this process back to the crown
area. Notice how the two longer areas in
the top fall over the shorter side areas.
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Finish
Characterised by ease, Lee has created a
bi-level interchangeable cut with defining
square and round internal layers.
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