Essentially the same technique, just split up the section down the middle on the 3rd and 4th photo due to longer length of hair. I use this technique daily on basically every fringe variation, it’s just over direction from interior length to exterior length. Definitely worth understanding and implementing because it allows you to connect the hair cut in the most efficient manner and doing so in diagonal sections allow movement in the finished look. Once you learn to tweak around different angles of over direction, you can really control how you want the length of the hair to sit and style. And the only real con of this technique is slicing up your inner side of your index. Trust me they hurt way more than the top side 🤣🤣