Concept Overview & Aesthetic Appeal

A stylish, collarbone-grazing protective style with an A-line cut. The back is shorter (nape-length) while the side-parted front extends past the chin and grazes the collarbone, creating sharp angles that visually sharpen a soft, rounded jawline.

Step-by-Step Execution Guide

  • Create a deep side part using clean square or triangle parting boxes.

  • Install knotless braids, cutting and sealing them at graduated lengths: short at the nape (4 to 6 inches) and longer in the front (10 to 12 inches).

  • Curve the front braid ends slightly inward toward the collarbone by dipping them around large perm rods in hot water.

  • Add 2 to 3 gold filigree cuffs along the longer front grazing braids to draw attention to the collarbone.

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