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45° or Graduated Layers Haircut

Cosmetology I

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Copyright

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“Hair brings one's self-image into focus.”

-Shana alexander, American journalist

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The 45° Haircut

Made popular by Vidal SassoonGraduated shape or wedgeSometimes called a “bob”Can be used with a center or side part or with bangs

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Styles

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Vidal Sassoon

Introduced revolutionary geometric cuts in the 60’sRejected traditional haircutting stylesDrew inspiration from modern architecture Founded a multi-million dollar hair product businessMotto:“If you don't look good, we don't look good."

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Reminder

Safety and Sanitation Precautions - Cosmetology Administrative Rules

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Body Positioning and Posture

Position your clientCenter your weightWork in front of your section

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Draping

Neck stripCutting cape

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Fold Neck Strip Down

Over Cape

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Handling Scissors

Haircutting shears

Place thumb in moving blade (bottom)Place ring finger on top bladeRest index and middle finger on the shankPractice opening and closing blade

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Graduated Layers

A haircut with a heavy weight line along the perimeterIt’s movement falls diagonal from back to frontBuilds weight at a 45° angleGradually adds length with over directionMoves toward both sides of head

Vertical

Horizontal

Diagonal backward

Diagonal forward

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Proper Sectioning and Guidelines

Reminder:Clean and consistent sectioning is a mustWill keep haircut smooth and balancedKeep cutting lines parallel to your hand and body positioning

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Phases of a Haircut

Phase 1 – Wet cutPhase 2 – blow dryPhase 3 - Refinement

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Phase 1: The Wet Cut

Focus on:Creating foundation and structure (most important)Building rest of the design on top

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Starting the Graduation

Cut the perimeter to your client’s likingMove toward the interiorCreate the diagonal forward lineThis will define the:Overall weightAppearance

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Proper Sectioning and Guidelines

Decide the steepness of your angleStart at the stationary guidelineOver direct every section back to the same point of elevationChange to 90° when creating the layeringMove slightly from each section to the nextGrab half of previous section when moving around the head

45°

90°

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Layering

Removes weightCreates movementProduces a softer graduationOptional, but adds shape and style

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Phase 2: The Blow Dry

Sections should be no wider than the diameter of your round brushCreate a tension from the pull of the brush and the heat of the blow dryerPoint the concentrator down the hair shaftThe slightly damp hair will dry silky smooth eliminating the use of a flat iron

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Phase 3: Refinement

Remove excess bulk to desired lookMake three distinct cuts ½ inch apartDo not cut in the same placeBlend a smooth transition from the layers

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Detailing and Finishing

Follow original cutting line and elevation anglesTrim each section with thinning shearsHair will grow neat and clean without split ends

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Short Curly Hair Dallas

Graduated Layers – Brian Dangerous HairBrian is a Hairdresser and Licensed Cosmetology Educator, who helps his clients achieve the look they want, without compromising the texture or fabric of the hair. Brian offers a wide range of services and treatments to enhance the quality of the hair and bring out its natural shape.

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Questions?

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Resources and References

Images: B. Rodriguez, Licensed Cosmetology Instructor: Used with permission from Brian Dangerous Hair. Microsoft Office Clip Art: Used with permission from Microsoft.Textbook: Milady standard cosmetology: Situational problems.(2012). Clifton Park, NY: Cengage Learning.YouTube™: Short Curly Hair Dallas Brian is a Hairdresser and Licensed Cosmetology Educator, who helps his clients achieve the look they want, without compromising the texture or fabric of the hair. Brian offers a wide range of services and treatments to enhance the quality of the hair and bring out its natural shape.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQZMfDNC4a4&index=1&list=PLA206B691631CD771

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