HOW-TO STEPS

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  On the back of the head, create a “V” shaped section. Apply Great Lengths strands using “alternating” rows.

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  The second section is parallel to the first, again using “continuous” row placement.

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  The third row is also parallel using “continuous” rows to build density.

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  The fourth row, like the first, uses “alternating” rows.

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  On the right side of the head, create a horizontal parting and apply extensions using “continuous” rows.

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  Another row using “continuous” rows.

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  A third row on the right side using “continuous” row pattern.

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  On the left side, create a diagonal parting using “continuous” rows.

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  Above that, create another row slightly shorter to the form of the head using “continuous” rows.

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  The natural hair in the halo area is cut in graduated layers at a 90-degree angle.

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  In the transition area between the natural hair and Great Lengths strands, blend the layers using a slicing motion.  Make sure to blend softly between colors.

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  Front view: Bring front and sides straight forward.  Cut in a high and narrow arch.

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  Establish the final length making sure to keep soft edges.

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