Varieties of haircuts with parting

The main "weapon" of any woman is an original and beautiful hairstyle. Today, haircut options are striking in their variety and creative approach, but the classics always remain timeless. Parting hairstyles occupy a special place in the modern beauty industry. Such styling is relevant both for business style and for everyday "wear". They are performed in most cases on short to medium hair.

From a technical point of view, dividing the hair into partings is necessary to create a particular haircut. Dividing the strands into zones allows you to make an even cut and create the necessary volume on the crown or back of the head.

There are several types of partings.

• Vertical (from the center of the forehead to the neck). Designed to create graduated hairstyles. The longer the head of hair, the more voluminous the hair at the crown will be. In most cases, vertical parting is used for men's haircuts for short hair.

• Horizontal (ear to ear). They are used to create voluminous haircuts with a clear edging line (hat, page and square).

• Radial (at an angle of 45 degrees to vertical and horizontal parting). It is extracted from the highest point of the head and used to create progressive hairstyles. This creates a rounded silhouette for the haircut.

Also, professional masters claim that hair partings are diagonal, floating and rotating. The first ones combine vertical and horizontal "zones". They are isolated to create graduated strands. The result is a well-defined line on the haircut.

The floats are essentially horizontal, but more advanced. They are distinguished along the edging line of the entire hairstyle or a separate section. This feature helps to make a clear line on the desired lock of hair and get the desired haircut shape.

Rotating partings, by analogy with radial partitions, stand out from one point. But it doesn't have to be exactly in the center of the head - you define it yourself. Thus, the master creates a special graduation (sickle-shaped). In most cases, such a division of strands is used to create a square on a "leg" or "ladder".

From an aesthetic point of view, partings can be divided into straight, oblique and zigzag.

In the classical sense, a model haircut means a parting in the middle. These hairstyles look great on long and medium hair. The central division of the strands looks very feminine and elegant on straight and curly hair. Suitable for girls with an oval face shape and expressive features. A straight parting will decorate loose hair, and its presence also implies the creation of two identical braids or tails (low or high).

Women's model haircut with a side parting (or side) suits almost all women. In this case, the part of the hair that folds over to the other side can hide imperfect proportions. Such a hairstyle should not be done only by chubby young ladies. Side-part haircuts are megapopular and are suitable for ladies of different ages. With the help of the lateral separation of the hair, it will be possible to hide the imperfections of thin and sparse hair, as well as a large nose and sharp cheekbones. Side parting can be used to decorate bob, bob and cascade.

For everyday "wear" it will turn out to make a side parting in combination with a low tail on the back of the head, and for special occasions, a more voluminous strand on the side is curled with a curling iron.

Haircuts with oblique division of strands look very feminine and mysterious.

For women who prefer a creative approach to the "classics", a zigzag parting is suitable. He looks very beautiful and outstanding. The technique of its implementation involves the creation of a geometric pattern from the strands.

In order to create a hairstyle with a parting, you only need a fine comb and "styling" products (mousse, varnish).

We carefully comb the hair and visually draw a line from the center to the crown of the head. We form a parting with a thin tip of a comb, folding the strands to our side up to the crown of the head. Rub the foam into the hair on each side and dry the hair a little with a hair dryer, giving each side the desired volume.

Moisten clean hair (using a spray bottle) and comb. To create a regular side parting (slightly mixed towards the temple), separate the bulk strand from the middle and use a comb to highlight the parting on the side. Next, we collect the rest of the hair in a ponytail at the back of the head and varnish the hair.

To create an extreme parting, we act by analogy with the first scheme, but the separation of the strands will be more radical. For example, you can brush your hair to the left side, highlighting the parting around the ear. In this case, you will need beautiful hairpins to fix the hair on the side and a straightening iron (after heat treatment, the curls will become more obedient).

Carefully comb the clean and damp hair, apply foam and choose a place for a zigzag parting (in the middle or on the side). We take a miniature comb and visually "draw" an arched line from one temporal part to another. Comb the central curls forward.On the formed line (arcuate), find a point and begin to create a zigzag parting using the tip of a comb. We "throw" the strands on the left side to the right and vice versa. The lines should be clear and straight. We carry out a zigzag from the forehead to the crown of the head.

In order for your parting hairstyle to look amazing, you need to take into account the peculiarities of some haircuts. For example, straight partings are suitable for "cascade", "ladder", "aurora", square, as well as an elongated bob. Owners of long hair with graduated strands can also opt for parting the hair in the middle. Side partings look stylish on short and medium hair: square "on the leg", hat, pixie, caprice, garcon, page, French and retro haircuts.

The zigzag parting will add a piquant "zest" to the hairstyle with long strands of the same length or cascade haircuts, classic bob.

In addition, all types of strand division are great combined with low tails, braids and tufts.

For a short haircut for women with a parting, see the following video.