Step 12
Then take subsequent sections parallel to
the first moving back toward the crown,
again mirroring the outline.
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Step 13
Please note the direction in which the hair
is combed and cut. Too much overdirection
will increase the graduation through the outline.
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Step 14
Repeat this process on the other side.
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Step 15
Next divide the hair from the front hairline
vertically to the nape in 2cm sections.
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Step 16
Elevate the hair vertically, straight out from
the head and cut a straight line from short
to long (graduation) using his previously
cut fringe section as a guide. Ensure
enough weight is established through the
outline.
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Step 17
The central section is a guide for the
internal layering. Take a pivoted section
from the crown down to the front hairline
incorporating a part of the central section
already cut. Again, the hair is elevated,
over directed and cut using the previous
section as a guide.
Note: Because of the natural curve of the
head, the hair is over directed thus creating
an internal concave shape.
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Step 18
Take subsequent parallel sections which.
Over direct using the previous section as a
guide. Again these sections are elevated
and cut short to long (graduation).
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Step 19
Now repeat this process on the second side.
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