Concept Overview & Aesthetic Appeal

This style combines short, sweeping interior layers through the crown and face frame with long, cascading length down the back. The face-framing sections curve outward away from the cheeks like butterfly wings, drawing the visual focal point upward and outward to balance rounder jawlines.

Step-by-Step Execution & Cutting Guide

  • Divide damp hair into an upper crown section and a lower length section.

  • Cut the baseline perimeter below the shoulder blades using soft point-cutting.

  • Elevate the top section to 180 degrees, slide-cutting downward starting at the chin line to create sweeping layers.

  • Carve out curved interior channels along the side sections to encourage an outward-flicking motion.

  • Blend transitions dry using texturizing shears to maintain a seamless drape.

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