Same as the others, I've re-opened it so that the large space above the head and below the chin are removed. Apart from the source you've used, I've found another good one. Up to whoever cuts it to decide which they want to use

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@mons

Again, quite good

Some pointers.

For the first cut, there's still a large gap between the chin and the bottom of the cut. There is a big gap between the top of the hair and the top of the cut too. Point b of this post of mine explains better what I mean. The reason we try and avoid this is that we want the focus of the cut to be the face. The neck isn't really important

For the second cut, it looks like the source image was put through remove.bg before being cropped. Whatever the size of the original source, remove.bg crops it down to circa 500x500. In cases like this source where the face isn't that relatively large, it's best to first crop the source, then put it through remove.bg. This makes sure that the resolution and sharpness are better I'm attaching the cropped version which I put through remove.bg and the final cut