Too much hair on the forehead

Many people feel that they have a lot of broken hair on their foreheads, and it will stick up. This will affect their normal work and study, and make them feel very irritated. Therefore, they must find a way to improve it. They can use trimming or make some adjustments to their facial contours. At this time, they may need some plastic surgery techniques.

1. Haircutting area: Horizontal three-division area (the area above the horizontal line connecting the forehead point and the GP point is the upper area, the area between the line connecting the ear point and the back of the head point and the horizontal line connecting the forehead point and the GP point is the middle area, and the area below is the lower area);

2. Basic level pruning:

Trimming of the lower area: Use a 45° lifting angle, start from the center line of the back of the neck, and use the principle of circular cutting to move horizontally to both ends, cutting upward layer by layer to the horizontal line of the back of the head. Create a low edge layering effect in the lower area to increase the thickness of the lower area.

Middle area trimming: Use a 90° lifting angle, start from the back of the head and trim upwards based on the length of the lower area, and continue moving toward the two side areas. Connect the upper and lower areas to make the levels transition and connect naturally from low to high.

Upper area pruning: Use a 135° lifting angle, use radial pruning from point GP to point *, and extend to the two side areas. It can increase the hair growth capacity in the upper area.

Finally, lift the upper area of ​​hair 180 degrees vertically to the scalp and remove excess hair. Create the illusion of raised layers at the very top of the hairstyle to achieve the purpose of increasing hair volume.

Contour connection

Center point positioning method: control the balance between left and right, reduce the pressure on bangs, connection area and side area. When trimming, use the length of the hair at the two forehead points as the standard to establish the design line, gather all the hair at the top layer by layer in front of the horizontal line of the center point, and trim it using the notch method.

Oblique anterior 45° shift method: modify the front contour and connect the side area with the back area. Move the hair on the side area forward 45 degrees close to the face, establish the design line based on the length of the forehead and ear points, and trim it using the notch method.

45° lateral displacement of the neck: modify the shape of the back of the neck. Based on the length of the back neck point and the two ear points, establish the design line, and trim it at 45° to the left and right sides using a notch method.

Texture Processing

Lift the hair in the upper area 180 degrees, and perform upward sliding cutting techniques from bottom to top to create greater supporting force on the inner layer of the hair, making the hair in the upper area fluffy.

The hair in the middle area is processed at 90° to make it better connected with the lower area.

The lower area does not need to be processed. Finally, the overall sliding technique is used to process from the upper area to the lower area at a natural angle, which can make the connection between each area natural.

For the side area, you can use a cross-hand approach, processing from 1/3 of the hair end to make the hair end soft and smooth. The hair on the left and right sides can also be shifted inward in opposite directions and slid downward to create a natural inward-facing effect on the front contour.