How to cut an asymmetric men's crop - step-by-step
Published
02nd Nov 2012
by sophieh
A deep parting with a strong asymmetric fringe add interest to this men's crop by the Sanrizz artistic team.
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| Step One: lace a diagonal section through the front of the hair and create a straight angular design line. | Step Two: Direct hair onto the original guide line. | Step Three: Working finger length around the parietal area, build a uniform weight line for contrast of length. | |
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| Step Four: Continue following the guide, and connect the length at the sides. | Step Five: Define shape using minimum elevation, finishing at the parting area. | Step Six: Use the scissor-over-comb technique to build up to the weight line. | |
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| Step Seven: Follow the guide for scissor over comb in panels to create a perfect technique. | Step Eight: Using mini clippers, sculpt the outline to personalise the shape. | Step Nine: To create asymmetry on the shape, overdirect the second side further back. | |
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| Step Twelve: Continue following the graduation around the head shape. | Step Eleven: Using the guide at the parietal area, comb hair directly out and cut a square internal guide. | Step Twelve: Create texture by shattering the initial shape. |