Terms used in Haircutting
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Reference Points of the Head
100

What is the implement most used in cutting hair?

Shears

100

True or False - Kara is the Cosmetology Director

True

100

To create even tension and safely cut the hair, do not cut past the _______________.

2nd knuckle

100

Who is your favorite instructor?

hahaha!!
100

The main length or outside of the haircut is called the ____________.

Perimeter

100

What are smaller sections or parting within a section called?


subsections

100

What is the triangular area that begins at the apex and ends at the front corners?

Fringe

200
What is the term used to define sectioning the hair into 4 quadrants?


T-part

200

The two types of haircuts are ______ & graduated.

blunt

200

The size of a section and the type of ________ will influence the look of the haircut.

elevation

200

When you hold your hands flat to the client's back or neck you are cutting at _____ elevation.

zero

200

What is a guideline that does not move?

stationary guideline

200

What are the 2 universal lines?

Straight & Curved

200

What is the area between the apex and the back of the parietal ridge? It is often the site of cowlicks and whirls.

Crown

300

When a section is elevated and cut above zero degrees what is it called?

Graduation

300

To create length in the _______, you would over direct the hair to the front.

back

300

To create length in the front you would over direct the hair to the _________.

back

300

To achieve overdirection you must use a(an) __________ movement.

side to side

300

A point occupies space and indicate a change in _______.

direction

300

Diagonal lines will create a more rounded or ______ appearnce.

beveled
300

What is the area at the back of the neck and consists of hair below the occipital bone?

nape

400

What is the safest way to handle your shears and comb when checking guides and not actively cutting the hair?

Palming the shears

400

Vertical lines in a haircut will create an appearance of ________.

length

400

Horizontal lines create the appearance of ______________.

weight

400

To achieve elevation you must use a(an) __________ movement.

up & down
400

When using finger angle, you must use a(an) __________ movement to get the desired result in a haircut.

In & Out

400

If you angle the fingers away from the head when cutting you will create volume at the _______ of the shape.

bottom

400

What is the bone that protrudes at the base of the skull?

Occipital bone

500
What is the cutting technique in which the wrist is held straight with the palms facing each other instead of the wrist being bent, which, over time, can lead to carpel tunnel?

Palm to Palm

500

The 3 elements in understanding shape are?

Point, Line, & Angle

500

A diagonal line creates a ____ degree angle to both horizontal and vertical lines.

45

500

What are the 3 S's in graduation?

Straight, Scooping, and Swelling

500
What is a measurement between two angles as they move apart from each other?


degree

500

If you angle the fingers toward the head when cutting you will create volume at the _____ of the shape.

top

500

What is the widest area of the head, starting at the temples and ending at the bottom of the crown. 

Parietal Ridge

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