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Before
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To create a deep, shadowy root, apply Formula D to the root area and blend 1 cm down the hair.
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Create two wavy oval sections, one on top of the head and another in the occipital area.
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Apply Formula D to all the remaining hair.
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Start with the section in the occipital area, dividing it in half horizontally. Apply formula A to the midlengths and ends of the lower half.
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Then divide the top half vertically into three sections (see illustration) and apply Formulas B and C alternately to the midlengths and ends of the three sections.
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Take small square sections and alternate Formulas A, B and C through the midlengths and ends.
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For the cut, start at the nape to create your baseline length. Move to the center nape, elevate and cut soft layers.
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Move to the top of the head, elevate straight up and cut at a horizontal finger angle.
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Cut a rounded fringe falling just above the tip of the nose.
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Direct the sides forward, blending the sides and the top.
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Remove the corners to create soft lines.
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To style, apply EIMI Root Shoot on the roots for additional lift and twist the hair before drying.
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Accentuate the movement of the twists with a small round brush and apply EIMI Grip Cream to create the final texture.
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Blow-dry the hair.
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Use a small round brush while drying to create a soft, natural texture.
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Finished look.
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