1. Horizontal sections were worked through the back and a line cut to retain squareness.
2. Working through the sides, hair was elevated and the line continued towards the front.
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3. The top was overdirected to each side, disconnecting from below the curvature of the head to create asymmetry.
4. The fringe area was cut using a series of disconnections to create a stepped effect.
5. Hair was then personalised.
Colour
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1. Hair was prelightened. The perimeter of the hairline was block-coloured with Indigo to add structure.
2. The two offset back sections were coloured with Jet to add density and strength.
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3. The top was divided into three teardrop-shaped sections and worked with interlocking slices, using any three of the four colours at a time - Jet, Chocolate, Indigo or Truffle.
4. All three colours were smudged together, varying the amount and position of each colour to give an irregular effect.
Styling: Relaxing balm as applied and hair was blow-dried. The hair was pulled into shape and dressed with a matte paste
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Comments (1)
Posted by tabby
Dated: November 20, 2008 9:34 PM
hi im learning to be a hairdresser level 2 in collage.i am really inspierd with your work.If you could i would love you to sent me a book of long hair styles and cuts, step by step. thank you.