The haircut works by stacking layers slightly at the back of the head. This stacking effect lifts the hair and prevents it from lying flat.
The longer front sections frame the face and create a sleek silhouette that enhances the overall shape of the haircut.
Step-by-Step Guide
Section the hair and cut the back portion shorter at the neckline. Establish the angle by gradually increasing length toward the front.
Blend the layers carefully so the transition between back and front appears smooth.
Introduce subtle texture near the ends using point cutting.

Blow-dry the hair with a round brush to highlight the angled structure.