Asymmetrical, Funky Cut from Alfaparf
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forehead on the other side. Cut a shorter fringe than panel A to create a sharp and visible disconnected perimeter. See an additional view on the next page.
forehead on the other side. Cut a shorter fringe than panel A to create a sharp and visible disconnected perimeter. See an additional view on the previous page.
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And you're done!
See the color how-to!
Asymmetrical, Funky Cut from Alfaparf
Sensuality is for the bold. When studying this cut by Alfaparf Milano, attention shifts from the striking color to the asymmetrcial effects of the bangs and edge. As the wind blows, the face makes an unexpected appearance from under the veil of her fringe, but when the breeze dies down, she once again retreats to her world of mystery. For some, appearance speaks louder than words, and this cut is for them!
Like the color? Here’s the step-by-step!
HOW-TO STEPS
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Divide the hair into panels as shown. See additional views on the following pages.
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Divide the hair into panels as shown. See additional views on the following pages.
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Divide the hair into panels as shown. See additional views on the following page.
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Divide the hair into panels as shown. See additional views on the previous pages.
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Divide panel A into diagonal sections following the head shape. The cutting line must be rounded, shorter at the forehead and ending slightly longer at the back of the head. Work around the head, continuing to lift the sections higher and higher to create a soft graduation.
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Panel B: Using the same technique, continue with panel A, creating a soft graduation from the
forehead on the other side. Cut a shorter fringe than panel A to create a sharp and visible disconnected perimeter. See an additional view on the next page. -
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Panel B: Using the same technique, continue with panel A, creating a soft graduation from the
forehead on the other side. Cut a shorter fringe than panel A to create a sharp and visible disconnected perimeter. See an additional view on the previous page. -
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Start from the back of panel C, using section A’s perimeter as a guideline. Cut a diagonal line, moving the sections forward and overlapping them with the hair on the side of the head; in this way the hair will go from short to long toward the forehead.
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Panel D: Start at the front, using section A as a guideline. Comb the hair upwards and cut a squared line. Continue overdirecting each section to the previous one.The hair length will create a soft fringe over panel B. See an additional view on the next page.
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Panel D: Start at the front, using section A as a guideline. Comb the hair upwards and cut a squared line. Continue overdirecting each section to the previous one.The hair length will create a soft fringe over panel B. See an additional view on the previous page.
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After blow-drying the hair, softly cut panel C and D’s perimeters to add softness, contrasting with the sharp perimeter of panel A and B.
And you’re done!
See the color how-to!
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