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SENIORS T12 W1

SCULPTURE 105c.01-06, 105c.10, 105c.14, 105c.17

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This is the foundation for other hair services Sculpture or cut
The outer boundary or silhouette at the basic level of observation Form Line
A smooth texture and appearance Unactivated texture
This provides an abstract view of the length arrangement Structure Graphic
A view, abstractly, like it is projected at a 90* angle from various curves of the head Normal Projection
The concentration of length within a given area Weight
The hair above the crest Interior
Which form would indicate unactivated texture Solid
Also known as a one-length cut, bob, Dutch boy, or a blunt cut 0* angle cut
The line that divides the activated and unactivated textures in a graduated form Ridgeline
Which form is color coded as yellow? Graduated
This form is color coded in red Increased layered form
A layered, 90* cut Uniform
The shape, texture, and position of what, create a proportional relationship of each form? Weight
This cutting tool creates a clean, blunt edge Shears
Which finger should go into the finger grip to control the still blade? Ring finger
Palm up, palm down, and what are sculpting positions? Palm to palm
Taper shears are also known as what? Thinning shears
Taper shears are used on the ends of the hair to create? Mobility
What is the highest point on the head? Apex
The area below the occipital? Nape
This head position produces lengths that are shorter in the nape and longer surface lengths, creating an under-beveled effect Forward
What determines the size of the partings when sculpting? Density
Lines that curve outward Convex
When the hair is combed out of natural distribution in any direction except perpendicular to it's base parting Shifted distribution
What term , also known as elevation, is the angle at which the hair is held in relation to the curve of the head? Projection
The higher the projection, the less....? Weight build up
A 45* angle would be considered what type of projection? Medium
This form results from using a 45* projection Graduated form
The most common sectioning pattern, divides the hair into how many sections? 4
The protruding bone below the crest? Occipital
The area all around the hairline? Perimeter
How do we avoid misunderstandings and ensure predictable results? Communication with the client
What service essential should we ask specific questions? Consult
Which service essential should we teach the client how to perform at-home-care maintenance? Create
To determine your client's level of satisfaction, look for verbal and non verbal clues, and? Request feedback
Offer a reward, use fun language, or kneeling to make eye contact are ways to do what? Calm a child
To keep a child from "squirming" remind them that "squirming" could cause what? You to cut yourself
Spray, immersion, or disinfectant wipes are methods for what? Disinfect tools and equipment
The first step in cleaning combs and brushes? Remove hair and debris
When should we sweep and dispose of hair clippings in a sculpture service? Before air forming
When sectioning for a sculpture service, consider these guidelines? Density, positioning of clips, and natural growth patterns
When choosing a head position while sculpting, please consider, projection, finger position, and? Angles of partings
When should we be combing the hair into the direction the hair will be parted? Prior to parting the hair
When distributing textured hair.... Use the wide teeth of the comb
How can projection be measured? From the curve of the head or natural fall
How to we help avoid cutting the client? Palm the shears
How do we establish the length guide for the design line? In natural fall
After the shampoo, but before sculpting....... Replace towel with a neck strip
During the sculpting procedure, cross-check for what? Accuracy
After the sculpture service,.... Wash your hands
Characteristics of a solid form are? unactivated texture, max perimeter weight, and lengths fall to the same level
Solid form sculptures can be created along what type of lines? Convex, diagonal, and horizontal
Where are the shortest lengths found in a solid form? Exterior
In natural fall, all lengths fall to the same? Level
Generally, the parting pattern for the solid form is parallel to what? Design line
What type of distribution is used to sculpt the solid form? Natural
What projection angles are used to sculpt solid form? Natural Fall and 0*
Where is the weight positioned in a graduated form? Above the perimeter form line
The line that visually seperates activated and unactivated textures in a graduated form? Ridge Line
The visual contrast between textures in a graduated form is reduced when sculpted on what type of hair? Textured
Shorter exterior lengths that gradually progress to longer interior lengths? Graduation
When sculpting graduated form, Partings will generally be parallel to the intended form line unless you are using what type of partings? Vertical
Natural distribution must be combined with projection from horizontal and diagonal partings, when sculpting what form? Graduated
Use directional distribution to sculpt graduated forms along with what type of partings? Vertical
When cutting graduation, higher projection or elevation angles create what? High graduation
When sculpting graduated forms, projection angles are measured from? Natural fall
What degrees of projection are used to create medium graduation? 30*-60*
The angle at which the graduation progresses in length? Line of inclination
When sculpting graduation from horizontal or diagonal partings, this shear/ finger position is used in most instances? Parallel
Graduation can be created by using a vertical parting pattern and positioning your fingers along what? Line of inclination
What design line builds weight in a graduated form? Stationary
Align your fingers with the line of inclination, when cross checking? Graduated form
An increased layered form creates what shape? Oval
When interior increased layers are sculpted at longer lengths, the resulting texture will be? A combination of unactivated and activated
Where are the shortest lengths found in an increased layered form? The interior
The most common type of distribution used to sculpt increased layered forms? Perpendicular
When sculpting an increased-layered form, which parting pattern positions layered texture equally around the head? Horizontal
When a diagonal-forward perimeter is desired use what type of parting pattern? Diagonal back
The projection angle of the stationary design line is most important because it establishes the location to which all other lengths are? Converged
The most common technique used to sculpt increased-layer form? Conversion layering
Conversion layering creates? Increased-layered form
Directing all lengths to the stationary design line opposite the area of desired length increase? Conversion layering
Sculpt the perimeter design line of an increased layered form in? Natural fall
What type of distribution is used to sculpt uniform lengths? Perpendicular
What projection angle is used to sculpt uniform layered form? 90*
While sculpting shorter uniform lengths, to maintain equal distance from the head> Extend little finger and rest it on the scalp
When sculpting uniform lengths, what design line is used? Mobile
When sculpting the hair, the design line should always be what? Visible
To establish more weight along the perimeter of a uniform layered form, what should be done? Sculpt larger perimeter section in natural fall first
When sculpting uniform layers with tight curl patterns, how will the hair appear after sculpting? Shorter
Created by: sroessler
 

 



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