Verified-angle cut map
Approved-view side-swept bob geometry map
The approved front, side, and rear views are annotated only where the off-center side opening, long diagonal fringe, longer front point, rounded rear field, central surface convergence, and broadly level nape edge are visible. The diagram does not prescribe hidden layers, graduation, sectioning, elevation, overdirection, cutting angle, tension, texture, density, tools, products, timing, or price.
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Off-center opening and diagonal fringe
The front records the visible asymmetric opening and fringe direction without inferring a hidden parting or layer map.
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Off-center side opening
A visible opening sits away from centre and feeds the asymmetric surface direction; hidden sectioning and the exact part line are unverified
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Long diagonal fringe
A long surface section sweeps diagonally across the forehead toward the side; exact length, elevation, overdirection, and cutting method are unknown

Longer front point and rounded rear field
The profile distinguishes the forward length emphasis from the compact rounded rear without claiming graduation or measured length.
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Longer front point
The front edge extends visibly lower and forward than the adjacent side field; exact dry length, cutting angle, and overdirection are unrecorded
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Rounded rear field
The crown-to-rear surface forms a compact rounded profile; hidden layers, graduation, elevation, and density support are not proven

Central surface convergence and level nape edge
The rear records visible surface direction and lower weight while rejecting the old unsupported short graduated nape claim.
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Central surface convergence
Visible surface strands direct inward near the rear centre; this does not establish a hidden part, section map, or cutting sequence
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Broadly level nape edge
The substantial lower field ends along a broadly level upper-nape edge; a short graduated or light nape is not visually established
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 canonical modern-layered-bob publication views that mirror the formal package byte-for-byte. Semantic HTML and SVG overlays preserve approved pixels and accessibility.
