Step 4
Repeat this process on the second side.
This forms the internal guide from back to front.
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Step 5
Return to the centre-back. Using your top
section as a guide, work a graduated shape
from long to short into the nape area. Work
initially with a vertical section.
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Step 6
As you continue forward, slightly pivot the
sections towards the ear.
Please note that Stacey leaves out his
perimeter in front of the ear.
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Step 7
Repeat this process on the second side.
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Step 8
Return to the first side, then refine and
cross-check around the ear on both sides.
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Step 9
Next, work the band above up to the horseshoe
section. Using your previous section
as a guide, take parallel sections and
elevate and over-direct down onto the
previous section in order to build the
graduation without a weight line. This
creates an even and consistent graduation.
Please note that graduation can be used in
different ways depending on bone structure
and shape choice. With this cut Stacey has
chosen a very sleek shape throughout,
building weight towards the front hairline in
order to support his heavy fringe.
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Step 10
Repeat this process on the second side.
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Step 11
Next, work with diagonal sections from the
back of the ear towards the front hairline
including the perimeter. This process also
enables you to cross-check your work.
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