Step 12
Notice that, due to the elevation, the
perimeter outline is going to have a soft
loose edge.
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Step 13
Now take subsequent parallel sections
through the remaining left side panel,
elevating and connecting to the back panel.
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Step 14
Repeat this process on the other side.
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Step 15
Next, bring down the top section and blow
dry the hair. This section is pivoted from
the crown, starting vertically and moving
towards the front hairline - elevating and
over-directing the sections and cutting a
square line using the underneath as a
guide. The square graduation creates a long
front piece.
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Step 16
Work through these sections and loosen the
haircut using a pointing technique to reduce
weight and produce a flattering slimline
shape.
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Step 17
Notice how the finger angle has changed
from vertical to horizontal.
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Finish
This is a backbone technique and a
foundation to many varied looks.
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