Corte Degradado Bob RAUL ROA ESTILISTA

Summary

Raúl Roa, a stylist, demonstrates a step-by-step guide to achieving a box fade haircut. He begins by sectioning the hair and cutting from the occipital bone toward the nape, gradually maintaining length on the sides. He works through the back and sides, using a 90-degree angle to create a clean and even fade. Raúl ensures consistency by using previously cut sections as guides, refining the look with texture and eliminating any visible lines or marks. This tutorial showcases precise techniques for creating a professional fade, focusing on balance and detail.

Takeaways

• 😀 Begin by creating a central partition at the top of the head, extending to the occipital area.
• 😀 Work with a vertical partition in the central posterior section, projecting the hair at 90 degrees for the desired length.
• 😀 Start cutting from the occipital bone towards the nape, focusing on the area just above the neck.
• 😀 Tilt the hair slightly backward when cutting near the ears to maintain length on the sides.
• 😀 Make a new partition from ear to ear, passing through the crown, and begin cutting from behind the ears.
• 😀 Keep the 90-degree projection consistent when cutting the central posterior sections, ensuring a slight inclination in the cutting line.
• 😀 Use the previously cut section as a guide while continuing to cut the back area.
• 😀 Tilt the sections of hair towards the back when working on the front to maintain the desired length.
• 😀 Throughout the cut, ensure you work with thin sections to guide the cutting process and avoid mistakes.
• 😀 When finishing the back area, continue cutting the opposite side using the same technique.
• 😀 To avoid lines or markings in the cut, use horizontal sections to refine and soften the edges, removing any harsh lines.

Q & A

What is the first step in the haircutting process?

The first step involves making a central parting at the top of the head, which is then extended down to the occipital bone.

How should the hair be cut in the back section?

The hair should be cut from the occipital bone toward the nape of the neck, maintaining a 90-degree projection, and cutting at the desired length.

What is the technique used to maintain length on the sides of the head?

The technique involves slightly tilting the hair backward to preserve the length on the sides as the back is cut.

What is the next partition made after working on the central section?

A new partition is made from ear to ear, passing through the crown, and starting and ending just behind the ears.

What is the purpose of the 90-degree projection in the cutting process?

The 90-degree projection ensures that the hair is cut evenly, maintaining consistency in length throughout the back section of the head.

How is the front section of the hair treated during the cut?

The front sections are guided by previously cut hair from the back, and each new section is inclined toward the back to maintain length in the front.

What is the importance of taking thin sections of hair during the cut?

Taking thin sections allows the stylist to better visualize the guide lines and ensure the cut is precise and controlled.

What technique is used to remove markings from the haircut?

To remove markings, horizontal sections are taken and the ends are cut slightly to blend the hair, eliminating any visible lines or inconsistencies.

What is the role of the guide section in the cutting process?

The guide section, which was cut previously in the back, helps ensure the rest of the hair is cut to the correct length and shape, especially in the front areas.

How is the haircut completed after the basic shape is established?

Once the basic shape is complete, texture can be added to the haircut if necessary to enhance the look and remove any heavy or bulky areas.