YBI Classroom CLASSROOM: Sam Villa's Tips on Cutting Fringe on a Round Face
CLASSROOM: Sam Villa's Tips on Cutting Fringe on a Round Face
Last Updated (Tuesday, 18 August 2009 10:29)
As we know different shapes of faces must be taken into consideration when giving clients their hair cut/style. Sam Villa breaks down how someone with a round face can still have fringe and how stylists can manipulate that cut. “Eyes tend to be drawn horizontally when looking at a round face, so I suggest having fringe cut shorter in the middle and longer on the sides. This camouflages width and draws eyes vertically, which elongates the face,” explains Villa.
Villa also suggests using a comb instead of a brush when drying fringe because it gets closer to the scalp and provides more tension to control natural texture and redirect erratic growth patterns.
You can view a video of this technique at www.samvilla.com.
For super sleek fringe, Sam Villa suggests to smooth with the Sam Villa Signature Series SLEEKR™ - Villa’s new flat iron designed to impart shine and tame frizz. Visit www.samvilla.com for more information on this product.
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