This time, we're going to look at how to reflect the length we decided on last time in our style.

The lowest part of the style, which is decided by dropping it in front of the chest, can be dropped on the back side.

The design of the back is determined based on the guide dropped on the back.
At this point, we design the back.

The design of the back will vary depending on the height of the person, the size of the back, the waist, the width of the shoulders, the length of the neck, the size of the head, and the posture and walking style.

Whether the hair is flat, round, or V-shape, and the sharpness of the line will also greatly affect the impression.
Posture and the way you walk can change the impression people have of you, so it is important to have the client shake their head after the cut to see how the hair will fall and move.

Also, what you may not notice up close can look different when you take a step away, so take a big step back and look at the overall balance of the hair.

In the next article, I will explain how to reflect the design on the back side to the front side.