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Goal Keeper - Layered Cut

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by Renda Songer
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A guideline in haircutting is the first subsection of hair you cut and helps establish the length of the haircut.

2

Active guidelines stay in one place and are used to build weight.

3

To create round layers, hair should be elevated straight out from the head.

4

Square layers are used to soften round face shapes by following the contour of the head.

5

An active guideline moves around the head and helps produce lightness and movement.

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Overdirecting the hair by standing still while cutting can result in uneven haircuts.

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The hairline behind the ears drops, so blending the transition area between front and back is not necessary.

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When cross-checking the hair, Brad looks for mismatched ends and makes slight adjustments with shears.

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Blending the back two sections improperly will help the hair fall more evenly.

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Alice says that deep connections with guests are rare and not part of the salon experience.

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