My hair expo piece was inspired and designed around showcasing how important and effective it can be to cater someone’s haircut based off of their face shape and bone structure!
In this haircut, my model has a very strong jaw line and overall bone structure, giving him that clean side part with clean clipper work on the side really compliments his bone structure, pulling it over and curling one side up with that blend through the other side really compliments his eye shape, along with his skin tone!
The way it’s cut
Disconnected side part, leaving it heavy and over directed to the right side! Cut at 90° using the clipper work as a guideline, to soften the heaviness if that tidal curl on top you can cut it at 45° just down 1 side.
How to style
Using a texture spray or Karekare Tonic by Triumph & Disaster while the hair is damp to create a light but textured hold during the drying process, part the hair where the parting was cut and dry that side down and slightly to the back to create a natural flow to the hair.
With the top, dry everything over to the side relatively flat to the top of the head leaving enough room on the other side to blow both the side and the top up and over together to create that beautiful 1920’s victory style barrel curl!
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