The widest point of the head is a useful reference when discussing the upper sides. Hair left long across that curve can create width; hair cut very close there can make the top appear more separate. The important question is where you want the silhouette to turn inward.
Ask to see this area from a three-quarter angle, not only straight ahead. A slight turn often reveals a shelf that the front mirror hides. Your barber can describe whether the plan preserves that weight or changes the connection. At a Japanese barber consultation in Sydney CBD, discussing this curve can make a vague request for a narrower shape much more specific.
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HIROGINZA PREMIUM BARBER SYDNEY DYMOCKS
Suite 5, Level 1, Dymocks Building, 428 George Street, Sydney NSW
Website: https://www.hiroginza.com/salon/australia/
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