The corner where the larger top panel meets the front hairline can create a distinct projection beside a side part. Some people like that visible corner; others prefer a softer inward turn. Cutting it away changes the front shape even when the central length remains.
Point to that corner in the mirror and explain whether it should remain part of the outline. Your barber can discuss its connection to the side and fringe. A straight-on photograph may show the width, while a profile shows the projection. At a Japanese barber visit in Sydney CBD, using both views helps define the result without relying entirely on a familiar haircut name.
Plan your visit
Discuss your preferences with Rika Kano at HIROGINZA PREMIUM BARBER SYDNEY DYMOCKS, Suite 5, Level 1, Dymocks Building, 428 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000. Confirm the services and appointment details when booking.
Style created by our team in Japan. Hairstyle reference image.
