@orahhair: Not every client walks in with a textbook head, and your placement has to reflect that. If you are working with a heavy blunt line that needs to be softened, a Napero row is one of the most effective tools you have. The placement of that single row can completely change how the hair blends and falls. If your client has very short hair at the top that is still in a grow out phase, a higher mini row placed in the back gives the hair structure and support while that top layer catches up. Untraditional placement is not improvising. It is knowing your craft well enough to adapt it. Save this post. Your future installs will thank you.@alexandrasileshair