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Hair sculpting ll
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| The artistic carving or removing of hair lengths to create various forms and shapes is defined as | Haircutting |
| The foundation of every haircut is | Form |
| The three dimensions of form are | Length, width, and depth |
| What is unactivated texture? | A smooth texture |
| What is activated texture? | A rough texture |
| The projection used to create the arrangement of hair lengths that are the same throughout the head form is | 90 degree angle cut |
| What form would result from creating a 180 degree angle cut | Increased layer |
| A layered cut or 90 degree cut is known as a | Uniform layer |
| All the following are true about the uniformly layered form except | Rectangle or oval shape |
| What term also known as elevation describes the angle at which the hair is held in relations To the curve of the head prior to cutting | |
| Projection | |
| What type of distribution results in an 90 degree angle from its parting | Perpendicular |
| The direction of the hair assumes as it falls naturally from the head due to gravity is called | Natural distribution |
| Cutting shorter lengths within the form to reduce bulk and create support and mobility is called | Texturizing |
| Which of the following terms idenifys the technique used to check the accuracy of a haircut by using the opposite parting pattern | Cross checking |
| Using a verticle parting pattern to cut graduated forms the angle of your fingers determines the line of | Inclination |
| A cutting technique commonly used to define the perimeter hairline such as nape is known as | Outlining |
| Slithering, a technique in which the shear is opened and closed rhythmically while moving upward from the ends is also called | Effiliating |
| A technique performed on the ends of the hair to reduce bulk allow mobility softens the ends and blend weight lines is called | Razor rotation |
| True or false: Texturizing involves cutting shorter lengths within the form | True |
| True or false: you should disinfect and sanitize implements after each use | True |
| True or false: techniques that use a comb and a cutting tool to simultaneously cut the form is known as outlining | True |
| True or false: the 4 basic forms are solid, graduated, increase layered, and rectangle | False |
| True or false: with shifted distribution the hair is combed out of natural distribution in any direction except perpendicular to its base parting | True |
| The term used for dividing the head into workable areas for the purpose of control is | Sectioning |
| The area all around the hairline is referred to as the | Design line |
| Lines that subdivide sections of hair in order to separate, distribute and control the hair while cutting are called | Partings |
| The area in front of the apex that may extend to the outer corner of each eye is referred to as the ______ area | Fringe |
| A pixie, or uniformly layered form, is cut at a ____ degree angle | 90 |
| The direction the hair is combed in relation to its base parting I called ______ | Distribution |
| The most common sectioning pattern divides the head into ____ sections | 4 |
| An artistic guideline used while cutting is called a/an _____ ______ | Design line |
| The 2 types of finger/shear position are parallel and | Non parallel |
| When the fingers are positioned unequally away from the parting when cutting, the position is known as _________ finger/shear position | Non parallel |
| A Texturizing technique in which the shears are opened and closed rhythmically while moving upward from the ends to remove bulk and create mobility is called | Effilating |
| The angle at which the graduation progresses in length is called the line of ______ | Inclination |
| What are the 3 textures of hair | Fine, medium and coarse |
| What are the 3 projections in graduation? | High, medium and low |
| What does gradation refer to in a means hair sculpture? | Fading into longer lengths |
| What shape does an increase layer give? | Oval/rectangle |
| What shape does a uniform layer give | Circle |
| What designline is used for uniform layer | Mobile design line |
| What system identifies straight and curved lines formed around a central line of direction | Celestial access |
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