About this course
We begin the Jean cut by cutting the exterioir and applying forward diagonal sections. This allows the weight of the exterior line to be directed towards the face creting a triagle exterior line. We then explore simple but effective layering using horizontal sectioning. The use of over directing each section to a stationary guide is applied to remove the most amount of weight at the top of the head giving a seamless layers that can be worn smooth or textured. The Jean cut can be adapted to a variety of lengths & textures.
We begin the Jean cut by cutting the exterioir and applying forward diagonal sections. This allows the weight of the exterior line to be directed towards the face creting a triagle exterior line. We then explore simple but effective layering using horizontal sectioning. The use of over directing each section to a stationary guide is applied to remove the most amount of weight at the top of the head giving a seamless layers that can be worn smooth or textured. The Jean cut can be adapted to a variety of lengths & textures.
We begin the Jean cut by cutting the exterioir and applying forward diagonal sections. This allows the weight of the exterior line to be directed towards the face creting a triagle exterior line. We then explore simple but effective layering using horizontal sectioning. The use of over directing each section to a stationary guide is applied to remove the most amount of weight at the top of the head giving a seamless layers that can be worn smooth or textured. The Jean cut can be adapted to a variety of lengths & textures.
Visual image of Jean cut.
Head sheet diagram explaining each section step by step.
Written description of the Jean cut. Go over notes prior to beginning the haircut for a better understanding.
Working head sheet allows you to redraw each section of the haircut for your personal understanding.
