LAYERED HAIRCUT / ROUND HAIRCUT / 90° DEGREE ANGLE

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Layered Haircut 💇🏽‍♀️ A round haircut creates a soft, rounded shape that follows the contour of the head. It’s typically used to add volume and a flattering frame around the face. You can use this guide whether you’re cutting a short round bob, a medium-length cut, or long layers with a rounded shape.

What You’ll Need:
• Haircutting shears
• Sectioning clips
• Comb
• Spray bottle (with water)
• Mirror (ideally front and back if cutting yourself)

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Step-by-Step: How to Cut a Round Haircut

1. Start with Damp Hair
• Lightly spray the hair with water to make it easier to control and section.

2. Section the Hair
• Divide the hair into three main sections:
• Top (crown area)
• Sides
• Back (split into lower and upper back)
• Clip each section out of the way.

3. Create a Guide
• Start at the back (nape).
• Comb the hair straight down and cut in a slight curve, shorter in the center and longer toward the ears. This forms your rounded guide.

4. Work Your Way Up
• Release the next horizontal section above the guide.
• Follow the same rounded shape, using the section below as a visual guide.
• Continue this pattern up the back of the head, always cutting to maintain a rounded arc.

5. Move to the Sides
• Comb each side down and angle your fingers diagonally forward (shorter near the back, longer toward the face).
• Cut using the back section as your length reference.
• Repeat on the other side, ensuring symmetry.

6. Blend the Top
• Release the top/crown section.
• Comb it down and overdirect it slightly backward or forward depending on the look you’re going for.
• Overdirect back = more volume at crown
• Overdirect forward = rounder shape around face
• Cut to match the existing rounded shape.

7. Detail and Check Symmetry
• Dry the hair (if wet) and check for evenness.
• Use point cutting to soften the edges and blend any harsh lines.