Selection Guide
Hair Direction
Getting the hair direction right is essential for natural, effortless styling every day. Choose from 11 options to match your preferred look.
Available Directions
Freestyle
Most PopularThe only truly flexible option. Hair can be styled in any direction and parted freely. The most popular choice for versatility.
Forward Pomp / Brush Back
Hair is ventilated forward and brushed back from the front for extra volume. Perfect for pompadour and slicked-back styles.
Flat Back
Hair is ventilated in a single direction, lying flat against the scalp. A clean, low-profile look with less volume than the Forward Pomp.
Centre Part
A subtle centre line with hair parted symmetrically. Frames the face for a clean, timeless, balanced appearance.
Left Part
A classic side part on the left. Timeless, polished, and one of the most requested styles.
Right Part
A classic side part on the right. The mirror of the Left Part — equally versatile and sophisticated.
Left Break
A subtle, natural-looking separation on the left side. Softer and less defined than a full part.
Right Break
A subtle separation on the right side. Looks effortless and natural for everyday wear.
Leftward Whorl
Hair extends outward from the centre of a crown whorl positioned on the left. Mimics natural growth patterns.
Rightward Whorl
Hair extends outward from a crown whorl on the right. Natural-looking crown movement.
Centre Whorl
A hair whorl at the top of the crown with hair radiating outward in all directions. The most common natural crown pattern.
Recommendations
For Parted Styles
If your client prefers a part, a left or right part/break is recommended. Density is typically increased along the parting area for a more natural, defined look.
For Freestyle
Even with freestyle, you can specify a preferred parting location. Extra hair will be added in that area to enhance the natural appearance while maintaining full styling flexibility.