Step 12
Next, work with the outline in the back.
First create a vertical section down the
centre back and work horizontally and
parallel to the outline. Again, work on the
surface of the skin and use a guide from
the side to determine the correct length.
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Step 13
Continue with parallel sections up the head
working in the fingers and with tension
which creates graduation.
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Step 14
Once you've completed the outline, work
the interior using the outline as a guide.
Working with a vertical section over the ear
up to the centre parting, pull the hair
straight out from the head and cut a flat
shape using the outline as a guide. Start
with this area as the hair is thickest at this
point. Please notice that the top of the
section is over-directed, ensuring a corner
is placed at the rounds of the head - a
characteristic of barbering.
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Step 15
Continue with parallel sections towards the
front.
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Step 16
Create a centre-parting in the back from
crown to nape. Then work vertical sections
from behind the ear to the centre-back. Use
over-direction and the previous section as a
guide, again creating a corner at the round
of the head.
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Step 17
Repeat this process on the other side.
Please note that Stacey cuts over his
fingers to ensure a square line typical to
barbering.
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Step 18
Next work with a vertical section in the
back using the outline as a guide and
cutting a square line.
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Step 19
Work parallel sections to the round of the
head on both sides.
Please note that despite the round of the
head, Stacey is clear in maintaining a
square line.
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