BECOME A HAIRCUTTER, Unit 9, Increased Layers, Reverse Layering horizontal

Welcome to Unit 9, Increased Layers, reverse layering horizontal
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Here you can see the structure graphic of the horizontal reverse layering.
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Divide the head in the cross parting. At the nape we start with a 3 cm wide horizontal division.
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Comb the hair at the nape in the natural fall and cut a horizontal solid shape of the desired length.
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As known from Unit 7, we tilt the head slightly forward in the meantime.
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Once the two quadrants in the nape have been cut, we continue working on the sides. The section and the finger position remain horizontal and the length arrangements solid.
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Now we set a guide length for our graduation on the A-axis in the front of the head.
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Now divide horizontally starting from the middle parting. Comb the hair at right angles to the section and position the fingers at a high lift-off angle.
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Continue the haircut with horizontal section. Work all hair to the stationary cutting line.
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If the sectioning scheme allows them to section to the lateral hairline, pull it through accordingly.
Continue combing the hair at right angles to the department. The hair on the sides is pulled over
towards the stationary guide length. This creates the desired increase in length. This point is crucial in this haircut. Check the pulling over of the side hair towards the top of the head
for each individual section.
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When no more hair reaches the cutting line you are finished with the first side.
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Proceed on the 2nd side in the same technique.
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Here you can see the result after the step.
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Now we will work on the swirl area. We round off the hair lengths uniformly to create a more
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Part the hair vertically across the swirl. Comb the hair at a 90 degree angle to the head rounding and position the fingers parallel to it. Remove only a few tips to preserve the character of the shape.
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Process the two back quadrants in this manner.
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Here is the finished result after blow-drying.