HOW-TO STEPS

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  Before

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  Apply Whittemore House Hair Paint on the left and right hairline sections, framing the face and highlighting the features.  

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  Lay the foundation with three triangular sections below the occipital bone, at the nape. This creates the perimeter and acts as a guide for your next steps.  

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  Finalize the perimeter/outline of the hair, preparing the rest of the hair to be filled in.

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  step 3 (in process)

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  step 3 (in process)

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  Hair paint the inner sections behind the hairline, traveling with the round of the head.  

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  To achieve this particular look, Larry and Victoria used wide panel sections. “Use your discretion and adjust according to your desired look,” they say. “Approach every head differently to achieve desired results.”  

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  Repeat step four on the other side of the head. The application may vary from side to side. “Symmetry is important,” say Larry and Victoria, “but they need not be exactly the same.” 

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  This step addresses a highly dense area of hair, above the occipital bone. The amount of saturation should vary based on the density of the hair and your desired effect.  

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  Part the hair at its natural fall. Repeat application, as on all previous sections, with your desired level of saturation to achieve your desired result.

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  Finish painting at the crown of the head.  Note: Pressure, tension and saturation varied from roots to ends within the interior, perimeter and top of the head. Separation between sections also varied throughout the head, ranging from ¾ to 1½ inches.

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  Finished look.