like if the hair was down, the front around the chin area extending down from the top of the head would be cut shorter than the back. kind of like an asymmetrical haircut. hope that makes sense. Ursula Stephen: Celebrity Hairstylist and New Image Beauty Expert ::
I’m all about a great cut and that’s been my trademark for as long as I can remember. . (Hair too short. I do flat iron the front, but it still comes out
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i think what you are describing is a layered cut or an angled cut. it is a layered cut if it is shorter around the entire head. or if it is around the face, it is an angled cut to frame the face. they do this for many reasons, to make more volume, to lighten the weight of the hair a little, or just a more prettier, feathery cut. if you don't like it, you can grow the layers out but it will take some time depending how short the shortest layer is. when you go for a trim, make sure you tell them that you are growing all your layers out so they don't trim those also. BeautyEditor.com.au - All You Need To Know About Beauty » How to ::
It’s short at the back, long at the front – so it’s perfect for women who want Model Agyness Deyn recently cut her hair into this boyish bowl look so,
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The sides and back are cut short and tapered across the crown, and the hair gradually becomes longer and fuller toward the front.
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