What does "over-direction" refer to when cutting hair?

"Over-direction" refers to the technique of cutting hair at a diagonal for added volume and movement. This technique involves angling the hair away from its natural fall, which can create lift and enhance the overall shape of the hairstyle. By choosing to over-direct the sections of hair you are working with, you can achieve a more dynamic look, allowing for added texture and depth.

This method is often used in various hair cutting styles to create layers or to manage how hair behaves when styled. When used correctly, over-direction can significantly alter the appearance of a haircut, making it appear fuller and more voluminous.