HOW-TO STEPS

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  Create a square panel from the temples to the crown.

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  Separate a triangular panel that, starting from the panel just created, goes to the occipital bone.

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  Starting from the top of the triangle, take a curved line that goes up to the right part of the back nape.

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  Start the cut taking sections that pivot to the center. Work taking each section to the central point. In this way create a concave shape having more length and weight on the sides and the forehead. Pay attention while defining the length of the first section because this will determine the length of the whole cut.

   

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  Work on the disconnected triangular section. Start from the partition and choose a suitable length to lay on the concave section. Cut bringing each section on the first one through the triangle. Elevate each section to avoid creating an heavy perimeter.

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  Once all sections have been cut, dry and refine the shape. Include the squared section of the forehead following the sides and nape profiles. 

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  Panel A: take a drop-shaped panel on the right side of the head. The top of the drop must lay on the left crown

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  Panel B and C: take two more sections within the dropshaped section as shown in the picture.

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  Color panel A with Formula B. Color panels B and C with Formula C. Color the rest of the hair with Formula A.

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  Formula A: 1 part Evolution of the Color 6.4 + 1.5 parts Oxid’o Peroxide
  Formula B: 1 part Evolution of the Color 8.3 + 1.5 parts Oxid’o Peroxide
  Formula C: 1 part Evolution of the Color 10.31 + 1.5 parts Oxid’o Peroxide

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