High Elevation Haircut
Q: I was wondering if you could tell me the step-by-step instructions for doing a high-elevation haircut.A: I think we may need to do some clarifications in terms here, because a high-elevation haircut could refer to any number of styles. Elevation is a term that refers to the relationship between the position of the hair and the horizontal plane of the floor.
With that clear, the type of layering and spacing of the layers is determined by the combination of the elevation and the cutting angle used.
If by "high-elevation haircut" you were referring to a "long-layered" haircut (in which all of the hair is held at 180-degree elevation and cut to a specified guide length) then you can find the instructions for this in our previous article on long layered haircuts.
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See also:
How to layer long hair
Are there different types of layering?
How do I determine if I'm holding the hair at a 90/45 degree angle when I get to the crown?
What is the best technique for deeply layering thick hair?