Last updated: May 30, 2017
Long and Layered Men’s Cut from Pivot Point
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Long and Layered Men’s Cut from Pivot Point
Shaggy or suave? With this cut from Pivot Point International’s Meta Men Collection, you can have it both ways! Follow these steps and layer your way to a contemporary, stylish look.
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Courtesy of Meta Men
Created by the Pivot Point International Team
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Who did it
Courtesy of Meta Men
Created by the Pivot Point International Team
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HOW-TO STEPS
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1 This cut is perfect for the client who prefers a longer, trendy haircut but still wants a refined style with a masculine edge.
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2 The structure graphic shows uniformly layered interior lengths with a combination of graduated, uniform and increase-layered lengths in the exterior. Solid perimeter lengths create weight.
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3 Use the shears and the comb to distribute the hair naturally with minimal tension. Position the comb horizontally and notch just above the tip of the nose.
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4 Work from the center toward one side. Position the comb along a diagonal-back line, use comb control and notch. Then work toward the other side to create a slightly concave line in the fringe.
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5 Extend the diagonal-back line on the right side. Use natural distribution with no projection and a diagonal-back comb position. Then return to the front and extend the diagonal-back line on the left side.
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6 Section the head with a horse-shaped parting along the upper crest. In the center back exterior, distribute straight out, position your fingers vertically and notch. Keep the lengths below the occipital to maintain weight along the perimeter.
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7 Work to the right using a mobile design line and vertical partings. Work to the front hairline using a nonparallel finger position.
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8 Return to the center back and use the same techniques to work to the opposite side.
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9 Take a pivotal parting at the center front hairline. Use perpendicular distribution, 90-degree projection, a parallel finger position and notch to create uniform lengths working to the point of origin.
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10 Work toward the left side. Sculpt parallel to the head as you work around the crown toward the right side.
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11 Use the same techniques as you work to complete the interior. Continue working past the center front to ensure all lengths blend.
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12 First, apply styling cream throughout the lengths and then air form the hair using a paddle brush to direct the lengths.
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