Chapter 14: Principles Of Hair Design Pt 3 Flashcards
Your client’s ( ) is a major consideration in the selection of a hairstyle
hair type
Hair type is categorized by two defining characteristics:
Directional patterns and hair texture
All hair has natural ( ) such as waves that must be taken into consideration when designing a style
Directional patterns
The directional patterns are …?
straight, wavy, curly, and extremely curly
The basic hair textures are…?
fine, medium, and coarse
hair density ranges from…?
very thin to very thick
This combination usually hugs the head shape due to the lack of body or volume and marginal elasticity.
straight, fine
Left natural, this hair type might not support many styling options.
straight, fine
This type of hair offers MORE versatility in styling.
straight, medium
This hair type is hard to curl and carries more volume than the previous two types.
straight, coarse
This type of hair can appear fuller when diffused with heat and the appropriate haircut and style.
wavy, fine
With layering, it can look fuller, and responds well to blow drying and chemical services appropriate for smoothing and straightening.
wavy, fine
This type of hair offers the MOST versatility in styling because it has the most uniformity of pattern.
wavy, medium
This type responds well to heat and is easily diffused when dried from it’s natural state to curly, or can be easily straightened by blowdrying.
wavy, medium
This hair type can produce a silhouette that is very voluminous if not shaped properly.
wavy, coarse