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a combination form which is created by using the planar sculpting technique square form
what sculpting technique incorporates directional distribution( distributing the hair straight up, straight out, or straight back) planar sculpting
also referred to as a rectilinear form or a box cut square form
pure square form incorporate planar sculpting throughout the entire haircut to create what form square form
technique used when hair lengths are too short to hold between your fingers overcomb
what comb has a thinner spine allowing you to get close to the head and refine perimeter hairlines taper comb
what technique has shears positioned parallel to the comb and both the comb and shears move upward in unison shear over comb
in clipper over comb technique larger combs help you what help you control large areas and create very short forms such as the flat top
flat tops are created by using what technique clipper over comb
a very short form of graduation achieved with overcomb techniques graduation
the angle the comb is held controls the resulting length progression and.? line of inclination
the higher the angle the closer the comb travels to the head and.? the shorter the resulting length
the higher angle of the comb the shorter the hair and the greater the amount of.? transparency
when very short lengths stand out from the head they expose the scalp and create.? transparency
graduation that extends into the occipital medium graduation
graduation that creates the maximum transparency high graduation
zones, which define a progression of lengths and the amount of transparency should be what so that the design is well balanced predetermined
a sculpting technique used to define the perimeter hairline outlining
beards, goatees, mustaches, and sideburns are examples of what facial hair
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