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June 11, 2014

Textured Off Side Cut from American Crew

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1 Create an asymmetrical high horseshoe-shaped parting. 
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2 Establish the basic head shape and create a high taper using the American Crew Feather Razor Clipper. Using the scissor-over-comb technique, create vertical panels.
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3 Create a T-shape parting behind the ear and down the center. Cut the entire transition with disconnection from the bottom part of the head, leaving it longer at the front.
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4 Cut the opposite side straight out, connecting to the bottom half of the hair.

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5 Connect the top with the side-to-side sections in the front of the crown, cutting moderate depth and simple angles over hand, from the back of the section to the front. Detail the top with slide-cutting for elevation and isolate areas where the hair does not lift well. Define a part by cutting an isolated section.
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Refine the taper with the clipper-free hand. Blend the transition with the razor-over-comb technique. Next use American Crew Boost Cream and a paddle brush to smooth the hair.

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7 Finalize the look with American Crew Boost Powder.
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Textured Off Side Cut from American Crew

This style from American Crew’s International All-Star, Nevena Rothe, has a very party boy meets tough guy feel. Classic in its foundation as an undercut, the front of the hair is slicked up to create a rough, rebel look, think West Side Story or Danny Zuko from Grease. This cut is perfect for men who want to be noticed and who want a fun, hip look that is easy to style.

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For more information visit, www.americancrew.com.

HOW-TO STEPS

1 Create an asymmetrical high horseshoe-shaped parting. 
2 Establish the basic head shape and create a high taper using the American Crew Feather Razor Clipper. Using the scissor-over-comb technique, create vertical panels.
3 Create a T-shape parting behind the ear and down the center. Cut the entire transition with disconnection from the bottom part of the head, leaving it longer at the front.
4 Cut the opposite side straight out, connecting to the bottom half of the hair.
5 Connect the top with the side-to-side sections in the front of the crown, cutting moderate depth and simple angles over hand, from the back of the section to the front. Detail the top with slide-cutting for elevation and isolate areas where the hair does not lift well. Define a part by cutting an isolated section.
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Refine the taper with the clipper-free hand. Blend the transition with the razor-over-comb technique. Next use American Crew Boost Cream and a paddle brush to smooth the hair.

7 Finalize the look with American Crew Boost Powder.
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