Design Elements
The area with or surrounding a hair design
Space
The position and prominence of facial bones
Face Shape
Provides the design with support, texture, and movement
Polishing
The first level of decontamination is known as what?
Sanitation
"C" Shapes placed into the hair in alternating patterns
Fingerwaves
Creates mood, emphasis, value contrast, and illusion
Haircolor
This face shape is ideally balanced both vertically and horizontally
Oval
Also known as cushioning, interlocking, lacing, matting, or ratting
Back-Combing
The innermost layer of the hair shaft that has no purpose
Medulla
A form of natural hairstyling where the hair has grown intertwined over time, twisted, or formed to each other to create a rope like effect
Locks or Dreadlocks
The visual and physical pattern of hair
Texture
The relationship of facial features and shapes to each other
Facial Proportion
A technique when we use a brush on a flat surface of the hair to achieve a light, airy appearance.
Back-Brushing
The method of killing all microbial life on tools and surfaces
Sterilization
A temporary texture change that achieves a firm curl formation
Roller Set or Rollers
The outline of a hair design
Form
This facial shape is more angular with prominent cheek bones
Diamond
A low maintenance styling technique that is used to temporarily straighten hair
Circle Wet Wrap
Outermost layer of overlapping scales and responsible for the hair's porosity and shine
Cuticle
What are the 3 parts of a Pincurl?
Base
Arc or Stem
Curl
The aesthetic placement of shapes and lines
Harmony
How many Zones of the Face are there? Where do they start and end?
3 Zones
Hairline --> Eyebrow Line
Eyebrow Line --> Tip of the Nose
Tip of the Nose --> Chin Line
Who invented the Marcel Curling Iron and when?
Marcel Grateau
1875
The shaft of the hair that holds all the bonds, melanin, and is responsible for the hair's strength
Cortex
Skipwaves