Long hair is parted just left of center, and the symmetry of the face moves slightly sideways.
On each side of the part a long, S-shaped section of hair drops down over the forehead and cheek.
On the left the S-shaped section begins at the part, sweeping down steeply to conceal the outside edge of the eyebrow and the eye, and curving gradually outwards over the cheek to exit level with the mouth.
Opposite, on the right and wider side of the part, the hair is drawn sideways across the top of the forehead and lifted slightly to expose the hair line beneath. A longer layer, drawn from further back on the part, curves out and around and gradually into a near vertical descent, crossing the hair line and combining with it to build its S-shaped curve.
This S-shaped curve is pushed further to the side than its counterpart, and leaves more of the face exposed; grazing the eyebrow and passing the eye without touching, it curves out and crosses the cheek line level with the tip of the nose.
Long wavy hair falls loosely on either side of this subtly shifted symmetry. The waves gain width and volume as they descend to the shoulders.
