Vocab

Question 0

Mastoid process

Answer 0

Divide front and back of head

Question 1

Occipital bone

Answer 1

Affects how the client

Profile will look and affects what technique to use

Question 2

Over direction

Answer 2

Directing hair away from its natural fall

Question 3

Elevation

Answer 3

Lifting hair away from natural fall

Question 4

Tension

Answer 4

Amount of stress put on hair

Question 5

Three types of tension

Answer 5

Fingers, comb, on skin

Question 6

Fingers, comb, on skin are all tensions… How much?

Answer 6

Fingers most
Through the comb moderate
On the skin least

Question 7

Square

Answer 7

Can start anywhere
Cancel out roundness
Builds corners

Question 8

Triangle

Answer 8

Shorter in back
Longer in front
Start in back

Question 9

Round

Answer 9

Short in front
Long in back
Start in front

Question 10

Vertical section

Answer 10

Perpendicular to floor

Removes weight

Question 11

Horizontal section

Answer 11

Parallel to floor builds weight

Question 12

Diagonal

Answer 12

Gives direction

Question 13

Diffuser

Answer 13

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Natural texture

Question 14

Leafing

Answer 14

80% mid shaft

Question 15

Wrapping

Answer 15

Root 50%

Question 16

Beveling

Answer 16

100% dry ends

Question 17

layers

Answer 17

the removal of weight, created by holding the hair out from the head at a 90* angle or higher. This technique controls movement and texture of the hair

Question 18

crosschecking

Answer 18

used to check a haircut for balance and accuracy

Question 19

texturizing

Answer 19

which is sometimes referred to as thinning, involves cutting shorter lengths within the form to reduce bulk and create support, closeness, fullness, mobility and visual texture in the hair cut without shorting the length or removing weight

Question 20

natural fal

Answer 20

natural position hair assumes due to gravity

Question 21

concave lines

Answer 21

curve inward, like the inside of a sphere

Question 22

convex lines

Answer 22

curve outward, like the outside of a sphere

Question 23

Apex

Answer 23

Highest point on top of head

Found using comb flat on the head

Question 24

Elevation

Answer 24

Poll or left the hair away from the natural

Question 25

Over direction

Answer 25

Direct the hair away from its natural fall

Question 26

Three types of sections

Answer 26

Horizontal vertical diagonal

Question 27

Horizontal

Answer 27

Build weight, parallel to floor

Question 28

Vertical

Answer 28

Perpendicular to floor remove the wait

Question 29

Diagonal

Answer 29

Gives direction

Question 30

Tension

Answer 30

Amount of stress put on The hair

Question 31

Three types of tension

Answer 31

Through the fingers through the comb on the skin

Question 32

Tension through the fingers

Answer 32

Most tension is used

Question 33

Tension used through the comb

Answer 33

Through the comb

Question 34

Tension used on the skin

Answer 34

The least amount of tension used

Question 35

Technique

Answer 35

Line graduation layers

Question 36

Line

Answer 36

0°, all the hair is cut to the same plane, heaviest technic No elevation know over direction Any amount of tension can be used

Question 37

Graduation

Answer 37

The build up of weight shorter on the bottom gradually gaining length on top Fills in gaps Palm to palm Never cut on hair longer than shoulderlength

Question 38

Low medium graduation

Answer 38

Falls at or below occipital bone 46-89 Heavyweight line

Question 39

Medium to high graduation

Answer 39

``` Falls at or above the ocipital bone 46° to 89° Less aggressive Higher lighter and softer shorts on bottom long on top Visible wait line Feminine Fills in and crown temple eyes Cut palm to palm ```

Question 40

Shape

Answer 40

Every technique has one

Question 41

Triangle

Answer 41

``` Shorter in the back longer in the front Shorter hair will always push long hair Pushes here toward face closing it in Always start in back Backward over direction ```

Question 42

Square

Answer 42

``` Even equal length Starts anywhere Builds corners Uses both forward and backward over direction Cancels out roundness ```

Question 43

Round

Answer 43

``` Shorter in front longer and back Always start in front Pushes her away from face Forward over direction Opens up the face ```

Question 44

Two types of guides

Answer 44

Traveling and stationary

Question 45

Traveling guide

Answer 45

Moving guide | Less extreme

Question 46

Stationary guide

Answer 46

Does not move | More Extreme

Question 47

Layers

Answer 47

Removal of weight create texture and movement 90° and above

Question 48

Concave layers

Answer 48

``` Shorter internally to longer extern only depending on finger angle use Removes the most weight Anti-head shape A form of layer Structure and movement Cut short to long Adds volume ```

Question 49

Convex layers

Answer 49

``` 90° No beginning No end Follows head shape Soft feminine look Only used for perfect head shape ```

Question 50

Level layers

Answer 50

The removal of weight created by holding the hair out from a 90* angle or above  Creates texture and movement Cancels out roundness of the  headshape Flat plan or wall form from top to bottom even consistent layers  Creates skinny classic look fills in gaaps fattens or slims wide areas uses both backward and forward overdirection 

Question 51

Occipital bone

Answer 51

Changes look of profile

Question 52

Mastoid process

Answer 52

Divides the front and back of the head | Found behind the ears going up to the apex

Question 53

Frame mapping

Answer 53

Is the plan of the haircut should be filled out before every haircut

Question 54

Haircutting

Answer 54

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