Curly Haircut with Forward Graduation and Layers

This is a step forward—more layered, more shaped, and still straightforward. An important, salon-friendly cut. You’ll learn how to adapt forward graduation to open up the face, how to assess the right layer length based on curl type and density, and how to build shapes that move from short to long through the interior to create lightness and flow. I’ll also show you how to use micro disconnection to remove weight and add movement without losing the overall shape. This is about learning to cut curls with purpose—not guesswork. What I’ll share and what you’ll learn: • Commercial still more advanced Salon haircut • How to cut forward graduation to frame the face while keeping length • How to assess and personalise layer length based on curl type and density • How to use concave layering through the interior, combining it with a triangular shape through the top to create movement • How to use micro disconnection to remove weight and add movement without collapsing the shape • How to approach styling and drying curls—whether air-drying or using a diffuser • Working with intention: shape with purpose, not default patterns Tips: • Always allow for shrinkage—cut less than you think, and be aware of tension when working with curls • If time allows, let the hair dry naturally to assess the true shape before refining • Don’t rush—take time to see how the hair lives and moves before you pick up your scissors Episodes/chapters(videos) TITLES and order: 1) Section Pattern and Explanation 2) Forward Graduation 3) Back Layers 4) Top Layers 5) Removing & Layering top Conners 6) Add Movement & reduce Weight 7) Styling & Drying 8) Final Result