Step 12
Repeat this process on the second side.
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Step 13
Now work with the top area. Take a
diagonal section that runs from the horseshoe
down over the front of the face to the
opposite temple. Cut a thin band that runs
along this section.
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Step 14
Run the graduation from shorter to longer
from the side into the fringe area. Leave
out the temple which you will cut at a later
stage as this is a notorious weak area.
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Step 15
Elevate the section and pull your fingers
around, keeping the weight towards the
font of the face. Extend the graduation
from short to long towards the centre of the
head. You can see Stacey runs his
graduation from shorter to longer from the
side into the fringe area.
Continue these sections using your previous
sections as a guide, over-directing and
elevating as you work to create a seamless
build of weight.
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Step 16
Repeat this process on the second side.
Please note the process of over-direction on
both sides will create a corner through the
top area.
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Step 17
Dry and finish the fringe area using Coriollis
mini irons.
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Step 18
Now work on the fringe. Cut a heavy,
curved line running from the centre to the
top of the check bone.
Employ a pointing technique combining
cutting in the fingers and on the surface of
the skin. This creates the required bevel
effect.
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Step 19
Next, refine the perimeter to connect the
side areas with the fringe.
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