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WO-2026092815-A1 - "TUNED CASCADE" HAIRCUTTING METHOD (VARIANTS)

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Abstract

The invention relates to the field of hairdressing and can be used for creating universal haircuts on hair of different lengths. Variants of a haircutting method are characterized in that the hair is parted symmetrically or asymmetrically, and the haircut is performed in four main steps following preparation of the hair. The variants of the claimed haircutting method describe a method for creating symmetrical bangs for a haircut with a symmetrical parting, asymmetrical bangs for a haircut with an asymmetrical parting, and bangs with three partings for a haircut with a symmetrical parting or an asymmetrical parting. Procedures are given for forming each section to create the corresponding bangs. Each variant of the haircut with the different types of bangs includes making velour-like and texturing cuts while applying tension and creating a smooth transition in length from short to long to form lobe-like sections resembling the tip of a paintbrush. The technical result of the invention is that of making the haircutting process more efficient by reducing the time required to perform the haircut, as well as making the cutting technique easier for hairdressers of all skill levels to master.

Inventors

  • ZHIROVA, Yuliya Anatolyevna

Dates

Publication Date
20260507
Application Date
20250507
Priority Date
20241028

Claims (10)

  1. 1. A method for performing a "cascade in tuning" haircut, characterized by the fact that the hair is pre-prepared for the haircut and divided into a symmetrical parting; then each strand of hair over the entire head of the client is pulled in a semicircle across the head to the opposite side relative to the symmetrical parting, the length on the crown is determined and the strand is cut with a velor cut with stretching from the short length to the long length of the hair in the strand; then two strands of hair located on either side of the symmetrical parting near the face are grabbed with the index and middle fingers of one hand, uniting them into one semicircular strand, the fingers are bent into a ring, forming a fan of hair, and the density of the strand is adjusted with velor and textured cuts with stretching with a smooth transition from short length to long length, forming strands like a petal, similar to an artist's brush; The thickness adjustment of each subsequent semicircular strand along the symmetrical parting is repeated in a similar manner, with the two outer semicircular strands being lifted and pulled towards the client's face when forming a fan from the hair of the semicircular strand, and the outermost strand being grabbed from ear to ear; the hair is then divided with a symmetrical parting and the hair is edged at the face along the growing parting, pulling each strand of hair on both sides of the parting forward towards the client's face; then the bangs are cut, for which a parting is made in the middle of the head, the first strand is separated in the shape of a symmetrical triangle relative to the symmetrical parting, combed downwards and the first cut with stretching is made, the second strand is separated in the shape of a symmetrical triangle, larger in height and width relative to the first strand, the hair of the second strand is combed downwards and the second cut with stretching is made from the place where the first strand ended, then the third strand is separated in the shape of a symmetrical triangle, larger in height and width relative to the second strand, while the width of the third strand corresponds to the distance between the frontal notches of the client's head, then the hair of the third strand is combed downwards and the third cut with stretching is made from the place where the second strand ended; after which the third strand is pulled downwards and on each side of the frontal notches, velor and textured cuts with stretching are made with a smooth transition from short length to long length, forming strands like petals similar to an artist's brush.
  2. 2. A method for performing a "cascade in tuning" haircut, characterized by the fact that the hair is pre-prepared for the haircut and divided into an asymmetrical parting; then each strand of hair over the entire head of the client is pulled in a semicircle across the head to the opposite side relative to the asymmetrical parting, the length on the crown is determined and the strand is cut with a velor cut with stretching from the short length to the long length of the hair in the strand; then two strands of hair located on either side of the asymmetrical parting near the face are grabbed with the index and middle fingers of one hand, uniting them into one semicircular strand, the fingers are bent into a ring, forming a fan of hair, and the density of the strand is adjusted with velor and textured cuts with stretching with a smooth transition from the short length to the long length, forming strands like a petal, similar to an artist's brush; The thickness adjustment of each subsequent semicircular strand along the asymmetrical parting is repeated in a similar manner, with the two outer semicircular strands being lifted and pulled towards the client's face when forming a fan from the hair of the semicircular strand, and the outermost strand being grabbed from ear to ear; then the hair is divided with an asymmetrical parting and the hair is edged at the face along the growing parting, pulling each strand of hair on both sides of the parting forward towards the client's face; then the bangs are cut, for which an asymmetrical parting is made, the first strand is separated in the shape of an asymmetrical triangle relative to the parting, combed downwards and the first cut with stretching is made, the second strand is separated in the shape of an asymmetrical triangle, larger in height and width relative to the first strand, the hair of the second strand is combed downwards and the second cut with stretching is made from the place where the first strand ended, then the third strand is separated in the shape of an asymmetrical triangle, larger in height and width relative to the second strand, while the width of the third strand corresponds to the distance between the frontal notches of the client's head, then the hair of the third strand is combed downwards and the third cut with stretching is made from the place where the second strand ended; after which the third strand is pulled downwards and velor and Textured cuts with stretching with a smooth transition from short to long length, forming strands like petals similar to an artist's brush.
  3. 3. A method for performing a "cascade in tuning" haircut, characterized by the fact that the hair is pre-prepared for cutting and parted; then each strand of hair over the entire head of the client is pulled in a semicircle across the head to the opposite side relative to the parting, the length on the crown is determined and the strand is cut with a velor cut with stretching from the short length to the long length of the hair in the strand; then two strands of hair located on either side of the parting near the face are grabbed with the index and middle fingers of one hand, uniting them into one semicircular strand, the fingers are bent into a ring, forming a fan of hair, and the density of the strand is adjusted with velor and textured cuts with stretching with a smooth transition from short length to long length, forming strands like a petal, similar to an artist's brush; The thickness adjustment of each subsequent semicircular strand along the parting is repeated in a similar manner, with the two outer semicircular strands being lifted and pulled towards the client's face when forming a fan from the hair of the semicircular strand, and the outermost strand being grabbed from ear to ear; then the hair is parted and the hair is edged at the face along the growing parting, pulling each strand of hair on both sides of the parting forward towards the client's face; then the bangs are cut, for which the first parting is made in the middle of the head, the first strand is separated in the shape of a symmetrical triangle relative to the first parting, combed downwards and the first cut is made with stretching, the second strand is separated in the shape of a symmetrical triangle, larger in height and width relative to the first strand, the hair of the second strand is combed downwards and the second cut is made with stretching from the place where the first strand ended, then the third strand is separated in the shape of a symmetrical triangle, larger in height and width relative to the second strand, then the third cut is made with stretching from the place where the second strand ended; then the second parting is made at an angle to the first parting, starting from the frontal notch of the client's head; the first strand is separated relative to the second parting in the shape of a symmetrical triangle, combed diagonally across the client's face and the first cut is made with stretching, the second strand is separated relative to the second parting in the shape of a symmetrical triangle, combed the hair of the second strand is taken diagonally across the client's face and a second section with stretching is made, then the third strand is separated relative to the second parting in the form of a symmetrical triangle, the hair of the second strand is combed diagonally across the client's face and a third section with stretching is made; then a third parting is made, symmetrical to the second parting relative to the first parting; the first strand, the second strand and the third strand are separated relative to the third parting; the first section with stretching, the second section with stretching and the third section with stretching are made in a similar manner with the corresponding sections with stretching relative to the second parting, but mirrored relative to the first parting; after which the strand corresponding to the bangs is pulled downwards and on each side of the frontal notches velour and textured sections with stretching are made with a smooth transition from a short length to a long length, forming strands like petals similar to an artist's brush.
  4. 4. The method according to paragraph 1 or paragraph 2, or paragraph 3, characterized in that the haircut is performed on short-length hair, or on medium-length hair, or on long-length hair.
  5. 5. The method according to paragraph 1 or paragraph 2, or paragraph 3, characterized in that the haircut is performed with straight scissors as a blade or thinning scissors as a blade, or a blade with the creation of a velor and textured cut with stretching along the length of the hair with a special emphasis on the softness and smoothness of the line.
  6. 6. The method according to paragraph 1 or paragraph 2, or paragraph 3, characterized in that the client’s hair is first dried with a hair dryer and a comb, directing it towards the client’s face.
  7. 7. The method according to paragraph 1 or paragraph 2, or paragraph 3, characterized in that when edging the hair near the face, each strand of hair is pulled back at a distance of 10 cm to 45 cm in an increasing manner.
  8. 8. The method according to paragraph 1 or paragraph 2, or paragraph 3, characterized in that when cutting the bangs, the first cut with a stretch of 1.5 cm is made at the level of the bridge of the nose or at the level of the tip of the client’s nose, the second cut is made with a stretch of 2 cm, and the third cut is made with a stretch of 3 cm.
  9. 9. The method according to paragraph 3, characterized in that the hair on the head is divided with a symmetrical parting or an asymmetrical parting.
  10. 10. The method according to paragraph 3, characterized in that the width of the first strand relative to the first parting is 1/3 of the distance between the frontal notches, the width of the second strand relative to the first parting is 2/3 of the distance between the frontal notches, 28 the width of the third strand corresponds to the distance between the frontal notches; the dimensions of the height and width of the first strand, the second strand and the third strand relative to the second parting or relative to the third parting are commensurate with the corresponding dimensions of the corresponding strands relative to the first parting, wherein one extreme point along the hair growth line of the first strand relative to the second parting or the third parting coincides with the extreme point along the hair growth line of the second strand relative to the first parting, one extreme point along the hair growth line of the second strand relative to the second parting or the third parting coincides with the extreme point along the hair growth line of the first strand relative to the first parting, one extreme point along the hair growth line of the third strand relative to the second parting or the third parting coincides with the first parting near the hair growth line; the first cut, the second cut and the third cut relative to the second parting or the third parting are performed at the distance of the corresponding strand relative to the first parting. 29

Description

METHOD FOR CREATING A "CASCADE IN TUNING" HAIRCUT (OPTIONS) DESCRIPTION The invention relates to the field of hairdressing, including techniques for cutting and styling hairstyles, and can be used to create universal haircuts on hair of various lengths and structures using graduation and texturing [A45D7/00; A45D44/00], A METHOD FOR CUTTING HAIR USING THE DEMETRIUS TECHNIQUE is known from the prior art [WO2023075643A, publ. 04.05.2023], characterized by the fact that with the help of a combination comb, the scalp is divided into blocks, then in each block, 5 stages are performed sequentially: the first stage: in the technique of cutting long hair, an 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 tension, the length of the hair is selected and cut with scissors with a straight cut in zero tension, or in the technique of cutting short hair, a stiffening rib is determined, the entire block is combed out with a combination comb to the height of the parting with a tension parallel to the floor, the stiffening rib is set in the plane along the parting, the second stage: graduation is carried out: in the technique of cutting long hair, the entire block is divided into strands with a combination comb 1-1.5 cm thick, each strand has a tension to the head depending on the thickness and structure of the hair from 90 ° or more, while the cutting angle is selected depending on the height graduation, or in the technique of cutting short hair, vertical graduation is performed, in which the entire block is divided with a combination comb into strands 1-1.5 cm thick, each strand has a pull to the head depending on the thickness and structure of the hair from 90 ° or more, the cutting angle depends on the height of the graduation, while a control vertical line is carried out, which is built and cut from the stiffening rib 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 the occipital zone, the third stage: perform a control pull, where in the technique of cutting long hair the entire block is combed out with a combination comb to the height of the parting, or in the technique of cutting short hair, an edge line is made depending on the length of the haircut with straight scissors or a machine, the fourth stage: styling - the hair is styled with a hair dryer, where in the technique of cutting long hair they are styled with a hair dryer on A 35-mm diameter brush is applied in the direction of natural hair growth, with the roots of the hair on the brush placed against the hair growth under a stream of hot air from a hair dryer. The entire strand is styled in the direction of hair growth, with the ends turned toward the face. Or, when styling short hair using the haircut technique, the hair is styled with a hair dryer in the direction of hair growth. Step five: finishing: while the section is dry, the section is finished with straight scissors or a clipper. All five steps are performed sequentially on each section. The disadvantage of this method is the need to divide the head into sections, which complicates the cutting process and requires additional time, which would otherwise ensure a more effective cut. Also, pulling the hair at a specific angle depending on the graduation height requires specific skills and experience, which can make it difficult for less experienced professionals to master the technique. Furthermore, adjusting the cut after drying also increases the overall time required for the procedure. Also known from the prior art is a METHOD OF CUTTING HAIR USING A T-SHAPED LINE [KR20180080751A, published 13.07.2018], characterized by dividing a section into a given width based on a central midline and dividing a section into a neutral point along the central midline; bluntly cutting the front part by pulling a total of two divided angles along the central line; a step of forming a central guide of each section by cutting the upper part by pulling a divided strand along the central line, blunting the same to a part of the crown and a part of the back of the head by pulling two angles - 90 degrees and blunting them to an open line, distributing a part of the right temporal part and the left temporal part, with the exception of the guide formed along the central midline, evenly in a radial manner based on the upper point of the ear along the guide formed along the central midline. The disadvantage of this method is that it limits the cutting to a symmetrical parting and does not allow for bangs. This can reduce the versatility of the approach and fail to take into account the individual characteristics of the client's facial structure and hair. This requires the hairdresser to have specific skills in adapting the technique to different parting types, making the process more challenging for professionals with varyin