Where Your Section Lines Should Actually Go @GenaMarie
Where Your Section Lines Should Actually Go  @GenaMarie
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Are you guessing where to section your hair when you style?

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Section placement isn’t random. It affects how evenly your products apply, how your curls form, and how much fixing you have to do later.

In this coaching session, we worked on choosing section lines based on what the hair actually needs:
• Sections should be large enough to keep styling efficient
• But small enough to apply product evenly
• Face landmarks like eyebrows, eyes, and ears help create consistent section guides
• And the curve of your head matters because different areas naturally fall in different directions

If a section crosses areas that want to move differently, it often creates clumping issues or uneven shape later.

Good section placement makes styling faster and results more predictable.

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