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Last updated: February 24, 2006

Curl Temptation by Estetica Magazine, Italy’s Edo Bianchi

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2 Divide the front section asymmetrically.
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3 Begin the cut, holding out a section to 45° from the lower part of the centre of the nape.
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4 Direct the length towards the centre of the head, holding locks at a 90° angle from the roots. Sculpt the hair cutting upwards to the occipital and repeat on both sides.
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5 Create other divisions in the side areas.
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6 Hold the hair towards the face and cut. Then connect in the centre.
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7 Proceed using the same technique up to the top of the head and connect.
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8 Hold the sections at the temples towards the face.
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9 Round off and remove bulk from the asymmetric part of the fringe section using thinning shears.
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10 Apply a curl defining cream throughout the hair and dry with a diffuser.
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Technique: Edo Bianchi for Neos by Selective Professional
Photo: Luis Vidal
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Curl Temptation by Estetica Magazine, Italy’s Edo Bianchi

Edo Bianchi shows us what it takes to create a luscious head of ringlet curls. Just barely grazing the shoulders, this curly cut is perfect for texture-crazed salon clients, dying to look like their favorite starlet. Keep up-to-date on all the international trends with a SUBSCRIPTION TO ESTETICA and learn more about ESTETICA.

HOW-TO STEPS

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    Divide the front section asymmetrically.

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    3

    Begin the cut, holding out a section to 45° from the lower part of the centre of the nape.

  • close formula
    4

    Direct the length towards the centre of the head, holding locks at a 90° angle from the roots. Sculpt the hair cutting upwards to the occipital and repeat on both sides.

  • close formula
    5

    Create other divisions in the side areas.

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    6

    Hold the hair towards the face and cut. Then connect in the centre.

  • close formula
    7

    Proceed using the same technique up to the top of the head and connect.

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    8

    Hold the sections at the temples towards the face.

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    9

    Round off and remove bulk from the asymmetric part of the fringe section using thinning shears.

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    10

    Apply a curl defining cream throughout the hair and dry with a diffuser.

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    Credits
    Technique: Edo Bianchi for Neos by Selective Professional
    Photo: Luis Vidal

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