Concept Overview & Aesthetic Appeal

Rather than cutting a blunt horizontal perimeter, this cut carves a distinct “V” shape down the back. The elongated point draws the eye downward, creating a strong vertical line that counteracts facial roundness while keeping heavy, dense hair manageable.

Step-by-Step Execution & Cutting Guide

  • Over-direct all back sections forward toward the chest, cutting on a steep diagonal angle to form a clean V-line.

  • Incorporate deep vertical point-cutting through the perimeter to eliminate blunt weight lines.

  • Layer the interior from mid-back downward, ensuring layers fall in cascading tiers.

  • Angle the front framing smoothly from the collarbone down to the point of the “V”.

  • Texturize dense areas behind the ears using slicing shears.

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