Rock-chick inspired long hair step-by-step

Published 15th Dec 2009 by sophieh

The Charles Worthington artistic team gave these long locks a rock-chick vibe by cutting a trianglar fringe and short layers.

Click on the thumbnails below to see full-size images and instructions for how to cut the edgy-style.

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Cut
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Before		Step One: A triangular section was taken on the crown and isolated.		Step Two: A triangular section was taken on one side.
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Step Three: This was combed straight and point-cut to the required length.		Step Four: A square section was taken on the other side. This was elevated an inch away from the ear and directed back and blunt-cut.		Step Five: A radial section was taken from ear to ear. The back was divided symmetrically into two, the right side was combed into the left side and with minimum tension, cut with a slight elevation from long to short.
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Step Six: Pivoting around the triangular section on the crown, square layers were created on the top area.		Step Seven: With a side parting in place, a triangular fringe was cut straight just below the eyebrow and softened horizontally and then vertically to create a slightly asymmetric sweeping fringe.		Step Eight: Hair was blow-dried softly and tailored to suit the client's hair texture.
Styling

Styling: Shine wax was rubbed through the hair for definition and shine.