RU2782285C1 - Method for cutting hair, using demetrius technique - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: hairdressing.

SUBSTANCE: method for cutting hair with maximum retention of a haircut shape for a long time, without the use of hair styling means, is claimed. The method is characterized by that the scalp is separated into blocks, then, 5 stages are sequentially performed in each block. In this case, at the first stage, in a haircut technique for long hair, an edge line is set, and, in a haircut technique for short hair, a rigidity rib is defined. At the second stage, graduation is performed. At the third stage, control pulling is performed. At the fourth stage, styling is performed. At the fifth stage, the block is developed in a dry state with straight scissors or hair clipper. At the same time, all five stages are carried out sequentially on each of selected blocks.

EFFECT: development of a new method for cutting hair.

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Description

SUBSTANCE: invention relates to organization of ordered shortening of hair and hair care, namely to cutting hair.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Our analysis of the prior art showed the popularity of many different haircut techniques: RU 2710073 C1, 12/24/2019, SU 1708275 A1, 01/30/1992, RU 2008117498 A, 11/10/2009, etc.

However, the use of all the above methods of cutting does not allow achieving such forms and laying of the haircut, which would ensure easy styling of the haircut in everyday life, harmonious growth and preservation of the shape of the haircut for a long time after the haircut.

In addition, unlike other cutting techniques, where the hair is cut in its entirety in the wet mass and only dried and finished dry at the end of the haircut, the DEMETRIUS technique gives maximum control over the haircut at every stage of its implementation. And as a result, the most accurate result. As a result, the client receives the perfect haircut, which was individually selected for his anatomical features. Moreover, the haircut is easy to change at any stage by working in other quickdraws or shortening the previous blocks. Such a haircut practically does not require styling and keeps its shape longer.

ESSENCE

The technical objective of the invention is to simplify the hair cutting system in order to obtain a hair cutting technique completely controlled by the master. The key benefits of the Demetrius haircut technique are the variability of forms, control at each stage and guaranteed receipt of the planned result. That gives psychological comfort to the master throughout the work.

The technical result of the claimed solution is the maximum preservation of the shape of the hair cut for a long time after cutting it, without the use of hair styling products, as well as hair regrowth while maintaining the shape of the haircut and lying hair.

In addition, the DEMETRIUS haircut technique is universal and is suitable for both thick coarse (for example, Asian) hair, and for thin, sparse (for example, Slavic) hair. In any case, the master achieves with the help of this haircut technique the ideal shape and lying of the haircut, and, most importantly, the haircut will easily fit into everyday life and grow harmoniously (that is, the shape and lying will remain even long after the haircut).

Also a feature of the DEMETRIUS technique is the form completely controlled by the master. Thanks to the DEMETRIUS cutting technique, by adjusting the width of the blocks and the angle of the cuts, the master can create more square shapes, typical of the male silhouette, or more rounded, typical of the female.

The claimed technical result of the invention is provided by a method of cutting hair, in which, first, using a combined comb, the scalp is divided into blocks, then 5 stages are sequentially performed in each block:

Stage 1: in the technique of cutting for long hair, first the edge line is set with straight scissors, depending on the desired length, then all the hair of the block is combed out in zero pull, the desired length is selected and cut with scissors with a straight cut in zero pull, or

in the technique of cutting for short hair, the master first determines the stiffening rib, the entire block is combed out with a combined comb to the height of the parting with a brace parallel to the floor, the stiffening rib is set in the plane along the parting,

Stage 2: calibrate:

in the technique of cutting for long hair, the entire block is divided into strands with a combined comb 1-1.5 cm thick, each strand has a brace to the head, depending on the density, structure and desired result - from 90 ° or more, the cut angle can also be different depending on how high the graduation is needed, or

in the short hair cutting technique, vertical graduation is performed, in which the hairs have different lengths - the control corridor and the plane, the entire block is divided by a combined comb into strands 1-1.5 cm thick, each strand has a brace to the head, depending on the density, structure and the desired result - from 90 ° or more, the cut angle can also be different depending on how high the graduation is needed, while a second control vertical line (control corridor) is carried out, which is built and cut from the stiffener through the protruding tubercle to the edge line and further, focusing on the control corridor, the entire plane of the temporal zone or occipital zone is built,

Stage 3: perform a control pull, where

in the technique of cutting for long hair, the entire block must be combed out with a combined comb to the height of the parting, or

in the technique of cutting for short hair, an edge line is made depending on the chosen length of the haircut with straight scissors or a machine,

Stage 4: styling - hair is styled with a hairdryer, where

in the haircut technique for long hair, they are laid with a hair dryer on a brushing of the 35th diameter, according to the natural growth of the hair, while the hair roots are put on the brushing against growth under a stream of hot air from the hair dryer, the whole strand is laid along the hair growth and the tips unfold on the face , or

when styling hair using the haircut technique for short hair, they are styled with a hair dryer according to the growth of the lying hair,

Stage 5: refinement: in dry form, the block is finalized with straight scissors or a machine;

in this case, all 5 (five) stages are carried out sequentially on each of the selected blocks.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE TECHNICAL SOLUTION

In the haircut using the DEMETRIUS technique, 5 actions are performed in each block:

Stage 1: All hair is divided into blocks and each block is combed out with a combined comb. Two occipital blocks are distinguished: the lower occipital and upper occipital (in the technique of cutting for short hair, men's and women's haircuts - only one occipital block is allocated), temporal blocks, parietal block and, if necessary, the bang zone. At the same time, in the haircut technique for long hair, the edge line is first set with straight scissors, depending on the desired length (the length of the hair is determined based on the desire and anatomical features of the person, the length can be corrected for appearance flaws, for example, to correct the oval of the face). The length can be set exactly, semicircle or arch. Further, all the hair of the block is combed out in a zero guy, the desired length is selected and cut with scissors with a straight cut in a zero guy.

In the technique of cutting short hair (men's and women's haircuts), the master first determines the stiffener. The entire block is combed out with a combined comb to the height of the parting with a brace parallel to the floor. The stiffening rib is set with straight scissors (or a typewriter) in a plane along the parting, not focusing on the rounding of the head shape, so that the quadrature of the male haircut is maintained. In a women's haircut for short hair, the master cuts the stiffener with straight scissors (or a machine), focusing on the rounding of the head. The stiffener is the first horizontal control line (strand) created by a straight shear (or clipper) cut in a horizontal guy, from which the entire plane is formed in the shearing. The entire block (of the temporal zone or occipital zone) is combed to it with a combined comb for parting, a guy line of 90 ° to the plane (parallel to the floor) and the length of the stiffening rib is set. The cutting square in the technique for short hair (male or short female) is maintained by dividing into blocks with a U-shaped parting (parting separating the parietal zone) into an occipital, two temporal and parietal blocks (see Fig. 8d). U-shaped parting stands out with the help of a combined comb. Each block is cut with straight scissors (or a machine) separately from top to bottom using the “nullification” method. Thus, due to the correct cutting technique, flaws are hidden and the advantages of the individual features of the head shape of each client are emphasized.

Stage 2: Graduation, as a hair cutting technique (block), in which the strands have different lengths. At the same time, in the technique of cutting for long hair, the entire block is divided into strands with a combined comb 1-1.5 cm thick, each strand has a brace to the head, depending on the density, structure and desired result - from 90 ° or more. The cut angle (the cut is made with straight scissors) can also be different depending on how high the graduation is needed. If it is long hair, then the cut angle is more than 90 °, if the haircut is for short hair, then the cut angle is less than 90 ° - you need to focus on the desired length of the haircut and the thickness of the client's hair.

In the technique of cutting short hair (men's and women's haircuts), vertical graduation is performed, in which the hair (strands) have different lengths - the control corridor and the plane. The whole block is divided by a combined comb into strands 1-1.5 cm thick, each strand has a brace to the head, depending on the density, structure and desired result - from 90 ° or more. The cut angle (the cut is made with straight scissors or a machine) can also be different depending on how high the graduation is needed. If it is long hair, then the cut angle is 90 ° or more, if the haircut is for short hair, then the cut angle is 90 ° or less - you need to focus on the desired length of the haircut and the density of the client's hair. The control corridor is the second control vertical line (strand), which is built (cut with straight scissors or a machine) from the stiffener through the protruding tubercle to the edge line. Further, focusing on the control corridor, the entire plane of the temporal zone or occipital zone is built.

Graduation in the DEMETRIUS technique helps to set the correct lying of the hair, to direct the hair in the direction in which the master wants it to lie.

Stage 3: Performing a control pull. At the same time, in the technique of cutting for long hair, the entire block must be combed out with a combined comb to the height of the parting (block): if you did the graduation with vertical parting, then you need to check it with horizontal ones. At the ends of the block, you should get an even cut. This item helps to control the accuracy of the haircut at each stage.

In the haircut technique for short hair (men's and women's haircuts), an edge line is made depending on the chosen length of the haircut with straight scissors (or a machine). This can be nulling, texturing an elongated haircut, etc.

Stage 4: Styling - hair is styled with a hair dryer. In the DEMETRIUS technique for long hair, it happens that the hair (block) is laid with a hair dryer on brushing (35 diameter), according to the natural growth of the hair. Against hair growth, the root is placed on brushing under a stream of hot air from a hair dryer, the entire strand is laid along the hair growth and the tips unfold on the face. The hair should be perfectly stretched and lie in a natural decay, without the roots "creasing" against the growth of the hair. Well-elongated, styled hair is finalized with straight scissors, and the haircut will be as accurate as possible. This is the advantage of the DEMETRIUS technique.

When styling hair (block) using the haircut technique for short hair (women's and men's haircuts), the block (hair) is styled with a hair dryer according to the growth of the lying hair.

Stage 5: Refinement - in dry form, each block is finalized with straight scissors to the ideal, and only after that you can start working on the next block. Refinement in the haircut technique for long hair can occur in different ways. The DEMETRIUS technique allows refinement: pointing (you need to comb out the strand so that the ends are even and “look” in one direction, at the client’s face, then you need to make a cut, winding the scissors parallel to the hair); slicing (with a sliding cut, you need to defuse the hair in those places where the excess volume has “overaccumulated”); machine, grinding method (this technique is best done with a trimmer, you need to position the blade of the machine parallel to the hair and remove protruding hair).

In the technique of cutting for short hair (women's and men's haircuts), in dry form, each block can be finalized both with straight scissors and with a machine, and only after that the master proceeds to cut the next block.

All 5 (five) stages are carried out sequentially on each of the allocated blocks. Thus, due to the correct cutting technique, flaws are hidden and the advantages of the individual features of the head shape of each client are emphasized.

At the same time, the proposed invention is explained on the basis of examples, as well as graphic materials, which show:

- fig. 1a, fig. 1b, fig. 1c, fig. 1d, fig. 1d and fig. 1e - haircut technique "Smooth cut" (long hair);

- fig. 2a, fig. 2b, fig. 2c, fig. 2d and fig. 2d - haircut technique "Cascade" (long hair);

- fig. 3a, fig. 3b, fig. 3c, fig. 3d and fig. 3d - haircut technique Kare "Classic";

- fig. 4a, fig. 4b, fig. 4c, fig. 4d and fig. 4d - haircut technique Kare "Semi-bob";

- fig. 5a, fig. 5b, fig. 5c, fig. 5d and FIG. 5d - haircut technique Kare "Bob";

- fig. 6a, fig. 6b, fig. 6c and fig. 6d - "Pixie" haircut technique (converged zones);

- fig. 7a, fig. 7b, fig. 7c, fig. 7d and fig. 7e - "Pixie" haircut technique (non-flattened zones);

- fig. 8a, fig. 8b, fig. 8c and fig. 8g - men's haircut "Classic";

- fig. 9a, fig. 9b, fig. 9c and fig. 9g - men's haircut "Grunge".

EXAMPLES

Example 1. Demetrius haircut technique on the example of a "Even cut" haircut, long hair (Fig. 1a - Fig. 1e).

The first block: stands out under the occipital protuberance, in zero guy line, a smooth marginal line is set. Graduation - a method of cutting hair at a special angle. The essence of the method lies in the fact that when cutting the length of the hair, a barely noticeable transition from one length to another is made. Graduation of the first block: the control strand is movable. Guy 90° to the floor. The cutting angle is 90° and above, the fingers are kept slightly open. The desired cut angle for lying is removed, the control strand is movable.

The first block is graduated for smooth lying. But the graduation should not be high. To check the correctness of the clipped block: to do this, it is necessary to comb out the entire block in a horizontal guy above the parting so that the separation line runs parallel to the selected parting. Dry the sheared block without creating volume. The cutting angle can be from 90° to 135°.

The second block: the parting stands out 2 cm below the perpendicular (the bisector of the angle of intersection of the occipital and parietal planes) - this is necessary so that the hair of the second block tightly overlaps the first block. The edge line is set 1 cm below the edge line of the first block - this is the margin for revision. Graduation: guy perpendicular to the head, cut angle 90°, each strand in its place, cut angle - depending on the thickness of the hair. Check: select half of the block horizontally, comb out above the parting, the edge line should be parallel to the selected parting. Dry with light volume at the root, brushing always looks at the crown. The pointing method is used: comb the entire block up and work through the pointing method, or in separate strands towards the face.

Temporal block: with a parting, select through the frontal cavity, the temporal tubercle to the second block. If you need to create an edge line for lengthening, then under the temporal ledge, through the temporal tubercle to the second block. The entire temporal block is combed out into the occipital plane, if lengthening to the face is needed. If you need an even cut, then the edge line is set parallel to the parting, focusing on the edge line of the second occipital block. The marginal line of the temporal block is 3-5 mm longer than the second block. Graduation: the entire block is combed out horizontally in the plane of the second occipital block and cut 1-3 mm longer than the graduation of the second occipital block, then divided vertically in half. The strand near the face is combed out into the temporal plane parallel to the floor above the ear, a small corner is graduated. Dry, creating a light volume from the crown.

Parietal zone: the entire block is combed along the parting worn by a person or in the center. The edge line is set in the zero guy line, 1 cm longer than the previous block. Dry the hair by 70%, then, setting a light volume at the root to dry, the brushing “looks” at the crown. It is worth stretching the hair with a hairdryer along the entire length with a slight direction inward. Comb all hair on the back, remove excess from the highest point along a straight line. Divide the hair near the face behind the ear - complete the edge line. Comb all hair on the back with a slight tilt of the head forward, remove internal excess hair.

The result is a dense graphic shape on long hair. The length can be different, and the edge line can be set either with an even cut or with an extension to the face. Due to the non-reduced zones, a redistribution of volume is obtained throughout the mass of the hair, the hair fits better and retains its shape for a long time.

Example 2. Demetrius haircut technique on the example of the Cascade haircut, long hair (Fig. 2a - Fig. 2e, where in Fig. 2d position 1 indicates the control strand).

The first block: stands out under the occipital protuberance, the marginal line is given by an even cut. Graduation: depending on the thickness of the hair and the planned marginal, cut angle 90-135 °, brace parallel to the floor. Check: comb out above the parting parallel to it. Drying: create a light volume at the root, the length is even, the tips look slightly inward.

The second block: select a parting through the perpendicular (the intersection of the occipital and parietal planes) or 1-1.5 centimeters below the perpendicular. The edge line is set 1 cm below the edge line of the first block. Graduation: depending on the thickness of the hair and the height of the graduation. Cutting angle 90° to 135°. Guy 90° to the head. Check: when combing above the parting, the graduation line is parallel to the parting. Dry with light volume from the crown. Refinement to the face with the “pointing” technique.

Temporal block: stands out from the natural parting, retreating 3 cm from the marginal line to the second block. Parallel to the intended edge line. The edge line is set parallel to the selected parting. Graduation: perpendicular to the parting. Guy 90° to the head, cut angle 90° to the head. If there are strong bald patches, the last strand is pulled up to the previous one. If the density of the hair is uneven, start grading from the thickest place.

The bangs block according to the Demetrius technique is cut off in the following way: divide the hair along the frontal depressions, comb out the selected strands on the face, set the desired edge line, graduate (the higher we raise this block, the stronger the graduation will be). Dry hair with light volume from the crown, finishing is done at the end of the haircut.

Parietal zone: The entire zone is combed out to the highest point, cut along the control strand from the graduation of the second occipital block. Comb out all the hair on the face in a zero guy, remove the excess along the arch in a zero guy. Dry with volume at the root, from the crown. Finish with the “pointing” method to the face, guy in the direction as sheared earlier. For the client in a standing position, stretch the length of the hair with a hair dryer, slightly direct the ends inward, from the highest point, separate the hair behind the ear and refine the edge from the back, arrange the texture on the face with graduations.

The finish of the cascade form: finalize the area in a standing position from the back - cut off the residual protruding hairs. Finish first, then blow with cold air in the palm of your hand. The zone near the face - on the contrary, first blow with cold air along the trajectory of lying, and then refine the edge line.

The result is a graduated haircut for long hair. The length can be different, but not shorter than the shoulders. The edge line can be made graphic and jagged, depending on the result you want to get. Due to the correctly performed graduation, the hair lies on the face and does not turn out in the opposite direction.

Example 3. Demetrius haircut technique on the example of the “Classic” bob haircut (Fig. 3a - Fig. 3d, where in Fig. 3d position 1 indicates the control strand, and in Fig. 3a position 2 indicates the edge).

The length of the edge line is drawn from the edge line of hair growth at the back of the head to the shoulder. The first block: allocated to the occiput - 50% in the ratio of the first and second block. The stiffening rib is set in the plane of the back of the head, the rib is 2-3 cm higher than the expected edge line, then the edge line is set with an arch. Even if the caret is straight, the edge line is always cut with an arch. Graduation: performed in the plane. Each strand connects points A and B (see Fig. 3a, Fig. 3d). At the point where the head is rounded, comb the strand to the previous strand to maintain density. When grading the strands, do not grind, divide the entire first block into five parts. Leave the central parts in place, and tighten the outer parts. With a machine from the bottom up, shave off possible whirlwinds. Dry your hair 70% with a hairdryer, setting a light volume. Do not refine with pointing, a large volume is not needed, refine with a typewriter.

The second block stands out 2 cm below the perpendicular to the top of the ear. The edge line is set 1 cm below the edge line of the first block. Graduation: diagonal parting, guy at an angle of 90 °, performed “on the head”. 90° cutting angle to the head. A small angle is graduated for density. Dry at 70% from the crown, setting a light volume at the root. If the block is wide, then horizontally divide into two parts. Work with pointing only behind the ears, unfold the strand on the face. Work on the machine.

Temporal block: if you need an edge line for lengthening, then it is disassembled under the temporal protrusion, through the temporal tubercle to the 2nd block, if you need an even square, then we disassemble it through the frontal cavity, through the temporal tubercle to the second block. The entire temporal block is combed out into the occipital plane. If the haircut goes for lengthening - above the ear, if straight, then navigate along the ear. It converges with the marginal line of the second occipital block. At zero draw.

Parietal zone: you need to take a control strand from the parietal zone, cut the control strand 1 cm longer than the edge line of the second block in a zero guy, then cut the entire parietal zone with a cut in a horizontal guy along this control strand. Next, comb the entire block along the parting, remove the excess along the edge line in the zero guy line, 1 cm longer. It is worth paying attention to a mistake that should be avoided: you cannot comb out the entire area in the occipital plane and remove the excess, because in this case you will get a graduation, which should not be allowed. Dry 70% in the direction from the crown, stretching to brushing and setting a light volume at the root.

The result is a classic square visually of the same length without graduation. The edge line can be either extended to the face or not - just straight. The classic square is a dense graphic shape no longer than the shoulders.

Due to the graduation of the internal blocks, the volume is redistributed throughout the mass of hair. This facilitates further styling, the hair lies to the face and does not turn out in the opposite direction. This form keeps the silhouette longer.

Example 4. Demetrius haircut technique on the example of a Half-Bob haircut (Fig. 4a - Fig. 4e, where in Fig. 4d position 1 indicates the control strand, and in Fig. 4a and Fig. 4b position 2 indicates the edge).

The first block: we select the block along the occipital block or 40 ° from the entire occipital zone, with a light arch, we focus on the middle of the ear. The edge line will be in the middle of the neck. The rib is cut in the occipital plane 2-3 cm above the expected marginal. The edge line is set by an arch, points A and B are connected by graduation (see Fig. 4a, Fig. 4d). Shave the vortices from the bottom up. Dry at 70%, no volume. Pointing is not worked out, finalized by the machine.

The second block: is allocated through a perpendicular, to the top of the ear. If your hair is very thin, you can part it 2 cm below the perpendicular. Edge line: Set 1 cm below the edge line of the first block. Graduation: brace 90°, cutting angle from 90° to 135°, depending on the thickness of the client's hair and the desired result. Finalize by going to the face. Dry at 70% from the crown, setting a light volume at the root. If the block is wide, then horizontally divide into two parts.

Temporal block: if you need an edge line for lengthening, then it is disassembled under the temporal protrusion, through the temporal tubercle to the second block, if you need an even square, then we disassemble it through the frontal cavity, through the temporal tubercle to the second block. The entire temporal block is combed out into the occipital plane. If the haircut goes for lengthening - above the ear, if straight, then along the ear. Reduced to the marginal line of the second occipital block in the zero guy line.

Parietal zone: comb the entire block into the occipital plane (control strand - graduation strand of the second block), cut parallel to the floor, 1 centimeter longer than the control strand. Dry 70%, then brush with light volume at the root, pointing towards the face. Refine the edge line with a typewriter in the standing position of the client.

As a result, we get a textured haircut for medium-length hair with external graduation and a voluminous nape. The marginal line can be both elongated to the face, and even without elongation. The length can be at the back up to the center of the neck, on the sides the edge line should not touch the shoulders. In the occipital zone there is an external graduation, due to this the shape is voluminous, but not flattened zones allow you to correct hair growth in the occipital zone.

Example 5. Demetrius haircut technique using the Bob haircut as an example (Fig. 3a - Fig. 3e).

The first block is 2 cm above the occipital block or 70% in the ratio of the first and second blocks. The rib is cut into a plane, marginal along the marginal hairline. The graduation connects points A and B (see Fig. 3a). Shave the whirlwinds, dry, finish with a trimmer.

The second block: stands out 3-4 cm wide, not higher than the perpendicular, approximately through the perpendicular to the top of the ear. The control strand stands out in the center, guy 90 °, cut angle 90 ° to the head. Control: the edge of the first block, the cut is 1.5-2 cm longer than the edge. Dry, dividing into two horizontal blocks. Stretch brushing. Pointing if necessary, finish with a trimmer.

Temporal block: if you need an edge line for lengthening, then disassemble under the temporal protrusion, through the temporal tubercle to the second block, if you need an even square, then disassemble through the frontal cavity, through the temporal tubercle to the second block. The entire temporal block is combed out into the occipital plane. If the haircut goes for lengthening - above the ear, if straight, then along the ear. It converges with the marginal line of the second occipital block. At zero draw.

Parietal zone: comb the entire block into the occipital plane, cut with one cut, focusing on the control strand of graduation of the second occipital block, 1 cm longer. Comb into the parting, remove excess along the edge line. Dry, finalize with pointing on the face, and the edge with a trimmer.

The result is a bob haircut - the most voluminous and textured bob shape. The length in the occipital zone is determined by hair growth, the temporal zones can be lengthened to the face, or without lengthening, just even. The whole form has an external graduation along the entire length. Unrolled zones at the back of the head help to correct the unevenness of the head and create the correct rounded shape of the haircut.

Example 6. Demetrius haircut technique on the example of a female pixie haircut, flattened zones (Fig. 6a - Fig. 6d, where in Fig. 6b position 1 indicates the control strand, and Fig. 6d position 2 indicates the edge).

The first block is disassembled 1 cm below the perpendicular, or through the perpendicular (the bisector of the angle of intersection of the occipital and parietal planes). The shorter the form, the higher the parting is parsed. The stiffener is set. Comb out the entire block to the height of the parting. Guy parallel to the floor, set the stiffener parallel to the head. Graduation from the stiffener to the edge line, 90° guy to the head, cut angle from 90° or less (the shorter the cut, the smaller the cut angle). The control strand is movable. Dry the entire block with brushing. Refine with a machine by grinding and pointing. Proceed to the next block.

The temporal zones are distinguished through the frontal cavity, above the temporal tubercle to the occipital block. The parting should follow the shape of the head. On the temporal zones, set the stiffener, focusing on the stiffener of the occipital zone. The entire block is combed out to the height of the parting, an edge is set, then graduation from the edge to the edge line. Draw 90° to the head, the cutting angle can be different depending on the length of the haircut (the shorter the form, the smaller the cutting angle). The control strand is mobile, the last strand at the face is pulled up to the previous one. Dry the temporal zones, finish with a machine by grinding and pointing. Proceed to the next zone.

Cut the parietal zone, focusing on previously trimmed blocks. The entire parietal block is divided into a central parting, in a guy line parallel to the floor, it is reduced with stiffeners all over the head - in a circle. The control strand is movable. The entire parietal zone is sheared in a row, in a plane. The control strand is movable. The length can be different, and is selected individually. Next, the block needs to be laid, finalized with pointing and styling using styling.

The result is a classic short pixie (short haircut) without sharp elongations. The length can be both extremely short and elongated, with closed ears. Texture can also be controlled with pointing and final styling with styling.

Example 7. Demetrius haircut technique on the example of a female Pixie haircut, non-flattened zones (Fig. 7a - Fig. 7e, where in Fig. 7d position 1 indicates the control strand).

The first occipital block stands out 1-2 cm below the perpendicular (bisector of the angle of intersection of the occipital and parietal planes), to the top of the ear. The entire block is combed out to the height of the parting and a stiffener is set, a brace parallel to the floor, and a cut line parallel to the head. The length of the edge is chosen visually (the shorter the edge, the shorter the whole shape). Next, the graduation is set from the stiffener to the edge line. Guy 90° to the head, cutting angle of 90° or less (the angle decreases depending on the desired length). When grading, the control strand is movable. Perform laying of the entire block using brushing, finalize with a machine, grinding and pointing. Proceed to the selection of the next block.

The temporal zones are distinguished through the frontal cavities, above the temporal tubercle to the occipital block. The parting repeats the shape of the head. The stiffener is set. The entire block is combed out to the height of the parting, the brace is parallel to the floor. Set the length of the edge of the temporal zone, focusing on the length of the edge of the occipital block. Then graduation, from edge to edge. Guy 90° to the head. The cut angle can be different depending on the desired length of hair in the temporal areas (the larger the cut angle, the longer the hair). The control strand is mobile, the last strand from the face is pulled up to the previous one. Lay blocks on brushing, finish with a machine and pointing. Start cutting the parietal zone.

The parietal zone is trimmed with one cut. The entire block is combed either to the highest point of the head (uniform distribution of volume) or to the crown (maximum long bangs). Sheared in one cut, the length must be in free decay at least 1 cm longer than the stiffener. Put on brushing, finalize with pointing and slicing. Perform final styling with styling.

The result is the most textured and voluminous pixie shape (short haircut) with elongated bangs. The length can be different - from an open ear and a closed nape, to an elongated shape with closed ears.

Example 8. The Demetrius haircut technique on the example of the “Classic” men's haircut (Fig. 8a - Fig. 8d, where in Fig. 8a and Fig. 8b position 1 indicates the control strand, in Fig. 8a position 3 indicates the frontal cavity, in Fig. In Fig. 8b, position 4 denotes the control corridor, and in Fig. 8c, position 5 denotes a stiffening rib).

Divide the U-shaped parting, focusing on the frontal depressions and the rounding of the head.

Temporal zone: focusing on the protruding tubercle, pull the horizontal strand to the parting and set the stiffener. Guy 90° to the plane, cut 90°. The control corridor is set by a vertical strand from the stiffening rib through the protruding tubercle to the marginal hairline. In guy 90°, cut 90°. Further, strand by strand, the temporal zone is cut into a plane, focusing on the stiffener and the control corridor, with scissors or a comb machine. The temple and the marginal line of the temporal zone are formed.

The second temporal block is cut similarly.

The occipital block is also sheared in a plane, focusing on the protruding tubercle of the occipital zone, and a stiffening rib and a control corridor are set in the parting. The entire occipital block is sheared in a 90° guy, 90° cut. Below the occiput, a 90° guy line, a 45° cut. The planes are connected using the pointing method, "unfolding" the planes and keeping the quadrature of the shape. Make a marginal on the occipital area.

Refine the temporal zone and the occipital zone by shading using the “scissors on a comb” method.

Frontal-parietal zone: at the highest point of the parietal zone, the length of the control strand is set, and, focusing on the control strand, the entire frontal-parietal zone is cut into the plane. Each strand in its place. Next, connect the frontal parietal zone with the temporal zones and the occipital zone, focusing on the plane of the zones and hair growth. Refine the bangs area.

The result: a haircut for medium length hair. The marginal line is dense, the temples are straight or nullified. Styling: Smoothly combed hair back or parted.

Example 9. The Demetrius haircut technique on the example of the men's elongated haircut "Grunge" (Fig. 9a - Fig. 9d, where in Fig. 9c position 4 indicates the control corridor, and position 5 indicates the stiffener).

Divide the U-shaped parting, focusing on the frontal depressions and the rounding of the head.

Separate the occipital block with vertical partings. Pull the occipital block with one grip to the parting in the plane. Focusing on the protruding tubercle of the occipital zone, set the stiffener. Next, a control corridor is set through a protruding hillock with a 90° guy, a cut of 90°. The entire occipital block is sheared in a plane in a 90° guy, a cut of 90°. Then the occipital block is dried and finalized by the pointing or slicing method, the marginal line is formed.

The temporal block with one grip with a brace parallel to the floor, focusing on the previously cut dry block of the occipital zone, pull it to the parting and set the stiffener in the plane (without repeating the shape of the rounding of the head). Cut the control corridor from the stiffener through the protruding tubercle with a 90° brace for elongation (-135°) and then calibrate the entire temporal plane with vertical partings for elongation.

Cut the second temporal block in the same way. The blocks are dried and finished by pointing. The planes are connected using the pointing method, "unfolding" the planes and keeping the quadrature of the shape. Finish the edge line using the slicing and point cut method.

Frontal-parietal zone: at the highest point of the parietal zone, the length of the control strand is set, and, focusing on the control strand, the entire frontal-parietal zone is cut into the plane for elongation to the face. Then comb and dry the parietal area according to hair growth using brushing (diameter 25 or 35). Refine the block of the parietal zone using the pointing method, separating it with radial partings. Draw the edge line of the face using the slicing method.

The result: a haircut for long hair with a textured edge line, graduated layers, non-flattened areas of the frontal-parietal block. Mobile styling with the effect of negligence, rebellion, drive. Can be worn on the face or away from the face slightly to the side.

Advantages of DEMETRIUS technology:

1. Psychological comfort of the master throughout the work due to easy control at each stage.

2. Guaranteed result based on the results of the haircut.

3. Shorter time for a haircut of any complexity. For an experienced master, it takes a maximum of 1.5 hours, along with shampooing, applying care and styling and styling. Unlike other techniques, in which the hair is cut in a wet mass, and then dried and finalized.

All of the above is the unity of the invention of the Demetrius haircut technique (both female and male for any length of hair).

Dividing the entire mass of hair into blocks, each block is first cut with scissors (or a machine) in a certain way, then dried and styled with a hair dryer and finalized with straight scissors (or a machine) to the ideal.

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A method of cutting hair, characterized in that, using a combined comb, the scalp is divided into blocks, then 5 stages are sequentially performed in each block: first stage: in the technique of cutting for long hair, the edge line is set with straight scissors, depending on the length of the haircut, then all the hair of the block is combed out in zero pull, the hair length is selected and cut with scissors with a straight cut in zero pull, or in the haircut technique for short hair, a stiffener is determined, the entire block is combed out with a combined comb to the height of the parting with a brace parallel to the floor, the stiffener is set in the plane along the parting, second stage: calibrate: in the technique of cutting for long hair, the entire block is divided into strands with a combined comb 1-1.5 cm thick, each strand has a brace to the head, depending on the density and structure of the hair, from 90 ° or more, while the cut angle is chosen depending on the height of the graduation , or in the technique of cutting short hair, vertical graduation is performed, in which the entire block is divided by a combined comb into strands 1-1.5 cm thick, each strand has a brace to the head, depending on the density and structure of the hair, from 90 ° or more, the cut angle depends on the height of the graduation, while carrying out a control vertical line, which is built and cut from the stiffener through the protruding tubercle to the edge line, which serves as a control corridor, focusing on the control corridor, build the entire plane of the temporal zone or occipital zone, third stage: perform a control pull, where in the technique of cutting for long hair, the entire block is combed out with a combined comb to the height of the parting or in the technique of cutting for short hair, an edge line is made depending on the length of the haircut with straight scissors or a machine, fourth stage: styling - hair is styled with a hairdryer, where in the haircut technique for long hair, they are laid with a hair dryer on a brushing of the 35th diameter, according to the natural growth of the hair, while the hair roots are put on the brushing against growth under a stream of hot air from the hair dryer, the whole strand is laid along the hair growth and the tips unfold on the face , or when styling hair using the haircut technique for short hair, they are styled with a hair dryer according to the growth of the lying hair, fifth stage: refinement - in dry form, the block is finalized with straight scissors or a typewriter; in this case, all five stages are carried out sequentially on each of the selected blocks.

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