

As you can see, now we’re going to layer the interior. I really want to emphasize softness on the ends, and therefore it adds direction, swinging towards the front. If you notice I’m tilting my shears towards the center, and I’m doing a little bit deeper point cuts here.

All right, now we’re going to create a baseline. I’m going to use that as a reference point, and then I’m going to slide cut from there and scoop out all that weight.Īs we can see here, I’ve got a lot of soft movement around the face, and it carved it out very well. So as you can see here, I’m just taking that whole entire section from the corner of the frame, as you can see right there as my guide. We want to now take that fringe and start blending in a lot of face framing layers. Now that the length is knocked out, we are now going to soften this up and give it direction, and as you drop, you will notice it starts to swing away from the face automatically.Īnd then from here, I will continue taking subsections until the whole entire side is finished. Once I reach the center, now I’m going to the left side and pointing towards the center until all the hair is gone. I’m going to point in towards the center. My goal is around the upper cheekbone level, give yourself a little leeway, because as we know, when hair dries, it tends to shrink up a little bit. So from here, we’re going to comb all of it straight down, pinch it towards the middle, and I’m checking now side beside where it will fall. We’re going to start right from the fringe. We’re going to get right into the cutting. It’s a great detangler cutting lotion with a lot of extra benefits in there. Now that Josephine is wet down and ready to go, we’re going to start off by using some Miracle Creator Spray. She’s got some great lengths to work with, zero layers, which that will definitely change with the wolf cut and some dry ends there.īut let’s get her wet down that we can get right into the haircut.
