Kimberly Caldwell's Short Hair
In 1983, she was a five-time junior finalist on “Star Search,” and in 2001 (one year before “American Idol”), she was a hopeful on “Popstars: USA” but failed to make the cut. She was told she would make a better showing with a solo career.
The Cut:
The haircut shown is a modification of the traditional circle cut. The primary difference in what you see is that the hair at the top, crown, and sides is cut to approximately 5 to 6 inches in length, while the hair at the nape area of the head is tapered down to approximately 2-1/2 to 3 inches. The overall effect is that of an oval as opposed to a true circle shape.
The cut is perfect for hair that is normal in texture and thick in density. Once the cut is completed, the hair should be textured using the point-cutting technique to enhance the definition of the curls.
It is important to maintain control over the hair while it is being cut, so sectioning the hair into the standard 7-section parting is ideal. Additionally, make sure to keep the hair damp while cutting. Having the hair damp is especially important when you reach the stage of point-cutting for added texture. This prevents tiny fragments of hair from scattering and irritating the client by working their way into their clothing.
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