Solid
Where should the hair be elevated in a blunt/one-length haircut?
Natural fall/0 elevation.
What does graduation create?
Weight.
When doing a uniform haircut, all the hair is elevated 90 degrees from the scalp and cut at the ___ ____?
Same length.
How much tension should be used when cutting curly/extremely curly hair?
Minimal.
What is texturizing?
Removing bulk without shortening length.
Why should you take extra care while working in the crown & neckline?
Could be strong growth patterns.
What elevation is use in the back area while using the graduation technique?
45 degrees.
What shape does a uniform haircut create?
Circle/round.
Technique used to create very short tapers.
Technique using tips of shears on the ends of the hair.
Point cutting.
How should the clients head be positioned while cutting a blunt haircut in the back sections?
Slightly tilted.
What kind of guideline(s) are used in graduation?
Stationary & traveling guide.
What is an interior guideline?
Inside the haircut, rather than on the perimeter.
When cutting the fringe, it is important is work with the _____ ___?
Natural fall.
What does the slithering/effilating technique do to the hair?
Reduces volume & creates movement.
How do you cross-check a haircut?
Part in the opposite direction, at the same elevation.
What are pivoting subsections (pie shape sections) used for?
Graduating & layering.
What kind of cut will you create when you over-direct the sides & back straight up into the top that is cit at 90 degrees?
Name the method of cutting & layering hair in which the fingers & shears glide along the edge of the hair to remove length?
Slide cutting.
Best texturizing technique to use on short hair?
Carving.