Verified-angle construction map
Approved-view side-part, surface-movement, and perimeter map
The approved front, side, and rear views are annotated only where the deep off-center opening, broad swept face frame, layered-looking side fall, outward shoulder flick, nested rear surface arcs, and softly flared rear perimeter are visible. Exact length, natural texture, hidden layers, sectioning, elevation, overdirection, cutting line, weight removal, tools, heat, product, timing, and price are not prescribed.
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Deep off-center opening and broad swept face frame
The front documents visible part placement and directional framing without assigning a permanent natural part, exact length, symmetry, or section geometry.
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Deep off-center opening
A visible off-center opening directs the larger front field across the forehead; natural persistence, source section, and styling method are unknown
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Broad swept face frame
The fuller front field sweeps across and away from the face into side length; shortest dry point, connection, elevation, and overdirection are unrecorded

Layered-looking side fall and outward shoulder flick
The profile distinguishes visible surface tiers from the lower outward movement without claiming a hidden layer map or prescribed blow-dry technique.
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Layered-looking side fall
Several separated surface lengths travel backward and downward through the side; exact layers, graduation, connection, and weight removal are not proven
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Outward shoulder flick
Lower visible ends curve outward near the shoulder in the finished image; natural movement, body-landmark length, heat, brush, product, and hold are unknown

Nested rear surface arcs and softly flared rear perimeter
The rear records overlapping surface directions and lower flare without inventing hidden stacking, exact weight distribution, symmetry, or cutting line.
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Nested rear surface arcs
Visible rear strands form overlapping downward arcs beneath a smoother crown field; hidden layer count, sectioning, elevation, and internal density are unknown
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Softly flared rear perimeter
The lower rear edge appears softly irregular and curves outward around shoulder level; exact baseline, symmetry, tension, and finishing method are unrecorded
Pins locate the reference evidence; the numbered notes make the request legible in the chair. This is an original Hairqut communication diagram, not a universal service prescription.
Provenance: The diagram uses locked publication views that mirror the formal package byte-for-byte. Semantic HTML and SVG overlays preserve approved pixels and accessible text; no replacement raster was generated. Conversation-level source: conv:6a60f4b6-8408-83ea-9f4c-50c84e8ae2fe.
