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Hairlines Pt2 - Creating Symmetry for SMP Hair using a 5 point system | Creative Scalps
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2024
- Marc Allen of Creative Scalps explains in detail how to achieve symmetry with any type of hairline design for Scalp MicroPigmentation SMP.
Creating a symmetrical SMP hairline is essential for achieving the most natural look to fit anyone’s head shape and style.
Marc’s background as a celebrity barber and a desire to produce consistent results time after time led him to create a fail proof system to ensure each and every client knows .... 100% for a fact ....that their hairline best suits them and is symmetrical in every way.
With this we can present to you our ‘5 point system’
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Yes very nice video. I will never regret travelling from France to get my SMP master class with creativescalps. I have look so many work and YOU ARE THE BEST i mean it. Can’t stop to watch you work every single day. Thank you for all what you are sharing Marc
Ah Thankyou so much Sonia, it was great to have you at the clinic for so many days extra... and now we can’t even travel 🤷🏻♂️
Very good👍
Amazing video, thanks for this Marc.
You’re welcome
Why do you “curve the sides”?
I had SMP and I ended up having it fixed because the original shape was unnatural looking purely BECAUSE of “rounded” corners at the hairline and sides. I have never seen natural corners of anyone’s hairline “circle in” like that and I found it just looked very fake on me. My hairline looked like the seam on a tennis ball. I had later gone back and asked for them to be changed to harder (and feathered) corners and the difference was chalk and cheese in terms of realism and I always wondered why anyone thinks these curves look OK?
I see them a lot on other people and I scratch my head.
Genuine question, not intended to provoke. Your work looks great.
It’s all about how it’s down, yes there maybe a curve but it’s about making this curve with a looser density and lighter shades. Quite often the shape is irrelevant it’s more to do with the finish and that’s where a lot of mediocre SMP falls short .
@@creativescalps5962 that makes sense, thanks for the reply
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Hi Mark great videos does your technique change from someone that's got long hair or someone that will have a crop so you would do your technique on a cropped head if they grow their hair long will it still look okay cheers Matt
It’s essentially the same, a few small differences. It’s much easier to create details with shorter hair.
Ok thanks Mark
Do you have to have a touch up after so many years ? Ie doe it fade
Correct yes. It’s different for everyone. It won’t just disappear.