COLOUR
IT YOURSELF
CUT BY PETER GRAY/LONDON
Summer
of love: loose, free and expressive at one with nature, believing in the power
of touch. |
 Courtesy
of AVEDA & Jacki Wadeson | STYLING
PRODUCT
AVEDA - PhomollientTM Styling Foam
AVEDA - Air ControlTM Hair
Spray
1
After colouring, blow hair dry in preparation for the hair cut. |
2
Section
the fringe from one area of recession to the other, approximately ½" to 1" deep,
depending on the density of the hair. |
3
 Create
a curved fringe. This will establish the guide for the rest of the cut. |
4
 The
angle of the comb determines the angle to be cut. Angle comb further downward
to retain length. |
5
Continue further down
the section using the angle of the comb as your guide. |
6
Determine the perimeter
length. Use the comb as a guide for the cut. |
7
 Completed
side view. | 8
The position of
the client's head is as important as your own body position. Have client turn
head toward the shoulder of the side you are cutting. |
9
To connect the two
sides at the back, face the head forward and hold scissors vertically. |
10
 Create
a curved section over the point of distribution. Overdirect hair back to preserve
length and density at the perimeter. |
11
Take descending sections
until the occipital is reached. Point-cut the ends to remove length. |
12
Continue overdirecting
into the sides, maintaining the roundness of the shape. You're your client maintain
an upright body position with chin down. Hold scissors vertically while chipping
into the ends. |
13
 Completed
hair cut. | 14
Working from
the nape to the front hairline, take small sections of hair about ½" wide. Twist,
then wrap around the barrel of a curling iron, being sure to catch the ends. |
15
Slowly ease curl
off and let cook. | |
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