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Cleanse hair with Moroccanoil® Smoothing Shampoo and Conditioner. Establish an ear-to-ear radial parting. Create a central vertical parting from high point to front hairline. Comb hair to natural fall, use 0-degree elevation in the comb and point-cut a one-length perimeter line just below nape.
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Release the hair on both sides and continue point-cutting at the perimeter line using the previously-cut hair as a guide for the length. Establish a length guide for face-framing graduation at lip level in the center front hairline.
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Overdirect diagonal-back subsections forward, elevate to 45 degrees from face shape and visually point-cut upward to connect the baseline with your established length guide at lip level. Continue along the sides until the hair no longer reaches the length guide.
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Point-cut a square profile guide. Using pivoting radial subsections in back, distribute hair straight up and point-cut the hair square to follow the established length guide.
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Using vertical subsections on the sides, distribute hair straight up and point-cut the hair square to follow established the length guide. Use Moroccanoil® Treatment Light, Morocannoil® Hydrating Styling Cream and Moroccanoil® Root Boost to create a textured finish. Then, define and enhance texture with Moroccanoil® Molding Cream.
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Finished Look
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Short, Chic Chop
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Creating the perfect cut isn’t just a skill, it’s a form of art. No one understands that better than the masterminds at Moroccanoil®. Check out this step-by-step guide that’ll help you perfectly understand how to master a short, chic chop. Here’s how it’s done. Oh and did you hear about the launch of the new Moroccanoil® Cutting Academy? Designed by internationally renowned editorial stylist Peter Gray, this new course teaches an advanced cutting system anchored in essential techniques and methodology. Plus, with focus on the use and development of conventional and unconventional skills, every hairdresser can fully expect to perfect their cutting craft during the course. (more…)
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