Profiles
Facial form created by individual bone structure and hairline
Face Shape
The relationship of facial features and shape to each other.
Facial Proportion
the section of hair between the base and the first turn of the roller
Stem
area within or surrounding a hair design
Space
form of natural hairstyling where hair has grown and intertwined over time: hair is twisted or formed to wrap around itself, creating a rope like effect
Locks
the chin and forehead align: the nose appears sunken, creating inward curvature
Concave Profile
The outline or contour of the face viewed from one side
Profile
Flat pincurls following the finger waves ridge, producing a strong wave pattern in a finished design.
Ridge curls
creates movement softness or waves
Curved Lines
Soft press
The outline or contour of the face viewed from one side
Profile
Facial Form created by individual bone structure and hairline
Face Shape
Designing wet hair into a specific shape
A combination of lines that outline a shape
Form
an artificial or human hair covering that is designed to replace or enhance your guests existing hair and or to be a fashion accessory
Wig
The ideal profile is what
Straight Profile
Forehead, chin and nose align, creating a slight outward curvature, the ideal profile
Straight Profile
Ribboning
The visual comparison of weight used to offset or equalize proportion
A hair pressing technique that removes 60-75% of the curl
Medium press
a receding chin protruding nose and high hairline; creates strong outward curvature
A receding chin, protruding nose and high hairline; creates strong outward curvature
Convex Profile
Also known as molding, combining a section of the hair in a circular movement over the surface of the head for the formation of waves or curls
Shaping
A repeated pattern in a design
Rhythm
a hair pressing technique that removes 100% of the curl
Hard press