Cutting Theory
Haircut transformation is all about ____.
What is Changing shape, surface texture structure?
Unique system for producing predictable results.
What is The Sculpting Procedures?
Shape, weight, texture, & structure.
What are the Foundational Forms characteristics?
The guest experience begins by building ___ & ___ with your client.
What is Rapport & Trust?
First step in cleaning combs & brushes.
What is removal of hair & debris?
3 Levels of Observation for haircut analysis.
What is Basic, Detail, & Abstract?
Dividing hair into workable areas for control.
What is Sectioning?
Weight is positioned at perimeter form line.
What is a Solid Form?
Connect, Consult, Create & Complete.
What are The Four C’s?
Prior to shampooing the hair perform a ______.
What is hair & scalp analysis?
Two Types of Texture
What is Unactivated & Activated?
____ directly influences the fall of the hair.
What is Head Position?
Shape is influenced by degree of graduation.
What is a Graduated Form?
Explain & teach your clients how to _____.
What is use products & at-home maintenance?
The movable blade on a shear is controlled by ____.
What is the Thumb?
Allows analysis of surface appearance.
What is Natural Fall?
Generally parallel to design line.
What is Parting?
Common method to check accuracy of your haircuts.
What is Cross-Checking?
To determine a client’s level of satisfaction look for ____.
What are verbal & nonverbal cues?
Creates highly textured effect.
What is 32-teeth thinning shear?
____ is created by the concentration of length within a given area.
What is Weight?
Direction hair is combed in relation to its base parting.
What is Distribution?
Used to cut perimeter line with least amount of tension.
What is Comb Control?
Kneel down; make eye contact and introduce yourself.
What is when children are clients?
Natural fall or curve of the head.
What is Projection?