Do you have a detailed diagram for cutting the Hammil Wedge haircut from the 70s?
Youll find what youre looking for in the graphic below. The wedge cut is a classic short hair style that became very popular in 1976 when champion figure skater Dorothy Hamill sported it as she won the Olympic Gold Medal at the age of 19. After she won the gold, Hamill became a highly sought-after spokeperson for endorsements. Her signature look became popular with young women across the globe and soon the Dorothy Hamill Do could be found in nearly every neighborhood. Oddly enough, although Hamills signature hairstyle is the wedge, the hairstyle evolved and has continued to remain popular. (Click to enlarge) Originally, Hamills wedge was more of a bowl cut, but gradually shortened into the wedge haircut that most people associate with her. The cut features a strong weight line and shallow-angled layering underneath, which creates a style with a lot of freedom and movement. It is a cut that must be done precisely to be most effective, but it works for most hair types, except African-Ame
