Step 4
Repeat this process on the other side. Take
care to adjust your body and finger
positions accordingly to maintain a
consistent shape.
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Step 5
Again, check your work visually.
Please note the squareness of both the
vertical and horizontal aspects.
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Step 6
Return to the first side and continue with
vertical sections back towards the round of
the head using your front sections as a
guide. This will incorporate the hairline.
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Step 7
Repeat this process on the other side.
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Step 8
Now work with the centre-back and work
vertical sections forwards to meet the
previously cut side area. Be careful to overdirect
to create a corner at the round of the
head which you will later refine.
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Step 9
Repeat the same process on the second side.
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Step 10
Next, clipper-over-comb - blending from
the bottom to the top of your instigated
shape. Initiate this process in the front
where the highest short point will be and
work back, blending to a lower point as you
progress.
Notice Stacey uses his comb to mirror his
initial shape. In this way you allow the
initial shape to be refined to the appropriate
lengths, employing a gradual refining
process.
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Step 11
Notice how Stacey works the comb and
clippers together in panels, subtly refining
the shape. Start this process in the front
side areas then move in panels towards
centre back.
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