- 1Step 1 of 20
Fine, limp hair gets a jolt of volume and color.
- 2Step 2 of 20
Section from the right ear back in a diagonal parting. Apply the Great Lengths strands in a “continuous” row pattern.
- 3Step 3 of 20
Place a second row directly above, slightly longer to the curve of the head using “continuous” rows.
- 4Step 4 of 20
Forward diagonal parting using “continuous” rows.
- 5Step 5 of 20
Multiple rows on the diagonal using “continuous” row placement to build density.
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A diagonal parting next to the bangs.
- 7Step 7 of 20
A single diagonal parting behind the left ear with “continuous” rows.
- 8Step 8 of 20
A steep diagonal in front of the ear using “continuous” row placement.
- 9Step 9 of 20
Another row above, “continuous” row placement.
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Cut and establish bangs on a diagonal disconnected from the right side.
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Front/Top of head: Establish the length of the graduation.
- 13Step 13 of 20
Back of head: Cut upwards to create stacked, graduated layers.
- 14Step 14 of 20
Cut the length on the right side on a diagonal.
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Moving to the red section, create a second diagonal cut.
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On both sides, beginning at the nape, cut the length in a strong diagonal swing.
- 17Step 17 of 20
Check the balance and weight of contour.
- 18Step 18 of 20
On the left side, cut a round line from the bangs to the side sections.
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