Points!
The amount of pressure applied when combing and holding a section
Tension
Do this when cutting hair at a 0 or 45 degree angle
Cut below the fingers
After seating and draping your client, you should have a consultation with your client doing this
Facing the mirror
What are the seven facial shapes.
oval , round, inverted triangle (heart), square, oblong, diamond, pear-shaped
The outer perimeter line of the haircut is known as the
Design Line
Also known as the tonsure area
Crown
Don't cut past your 2nd knuckle when cutting along this position of the fingers
Cutting Line
" Hey! I could see the cut before i even started! "
Envisioning
This facial shape is the most desired
Oval
What refers to the quality of a form's surface?
Design Texture
points on the head that mark where the surface of the head changes or the behavior of the hair changes
Reference Points
Do this when cutting the hair at a 90 degree projection vertically or horizontally
Cut above the fingers
What hair conditions should you consider during your consultation for a men's haircut
Density, Texture, Length, Growth pattern
" You should let me give you a beard to make your face fuller " who am i?
Inverted triangle / Heart
These create layers
Vertical lines
This determines the length the hair will be cut to. Usually the first section to create shape.
Guide
Parting subsections opposite from the elevation or direction at which they were cut to check the precision
Cross-checking
Trim the top and give me a nice line.
HAIRCUT !!!!!
Create width and fullness at the temple and sides to produce balance
Pear shape
Elevation is also known as
Projection
the comb leaves the head at these while cutting
Occipital Bone & Parietal ridge (crest, horseshoe)
Remove your thumb and close your hands, your doing this.
Palming your shears
While determining the finished look or style you should study your clients _____ . There are 4 (name them)
Profile (straight, concave, convex, angular)
Use slimmer lines on this type of face
Round
What measures or shows the comparative relationship between two or more design elements of a form?
Proportion