Lines, Sections and Angles
The two basic lines used in hair cutting are ______
and _______.
What are straight and curved
The _______ is the direction the hair grows
from the scalp, also referred to as natural fall or
natural falling position.
What is growth pattern.
All professional haircutting shears are made of _____.
What is steel.
What are the 4 basic haircuts?
What are blunt cut, graduated, long layered, uniform
How do you locate the bang area?
What is by placing a comb on the top of
the head so that the middle of the comb is balanced on the apex. The spot where the comb leaves the head in front of the apex is where the bang area begins.
These types of lines create one-length and low-elevation haircuts and add weight.
What are horizontal lines
Wave and curl patterns can be categorized into letters
and numbers from ____ to _____.
What is 1A- 4C
Professional shears are either _____ or _____.
What is cast or forged.
In this haircut there is a visible build-up of weight.
What is the graduated haircut.
Texturizing can be done with ________,
________, or _________.
What is cutting shears, thinning shears or a razor.
This type of parting separates the head at the parietal ridge to below the crown, providing you with control when layering or graduating the hair.
What is a horseshoe section.
The ______, _______, and _____ are the areas where
we often find strong growth patterns.
What are the hairline, crown and fringe.
If the tension is too loose, your shears will do what?
What is fold the hair.
This type of haircut can be created with a traveling guide, a stationary guide, or both
What is a layered haircut.
____________ creates very short tapers and
allows you to cut from an extremely short length to
longer lengths.
What is shear-over-comb.
The two guideline types are ______ and _________.
What are stationary and traveling.
DAILY DOUBLE
The density of the hair determines what factors when completing a haircut?
What is the size and number of subsections.
Fitting the shears correctly to your hand entails four
components:
What are:
Fitting the ring finger, fitting the thumb,
relaxing your grip, correct finger position and alignment.
When using the clipper-over-comb technique, the comb’s ______ determines the length.
What is angle.
What it another name for effilating?
What is slithering.
The ________ guideline is the haircut’s outer line, and
the _______ guideline is the cut’s inner or internal line.
What is the perimeter and interior.
Name the four characteristics that determine the behaviour of hair?
What are Growth pattern, Density, Texture, Wave and Curl Pattern
Texturing shears are sometimes referred to as ______ shears, _____ shears, or _______shears.
What is thinning, tapering and notching
*DAILY DOUBLE*
When cutting a ______, be aware of the ______, sometimes called the danger zone, because
this is where irregular growth patterns are most
often found.
What is blunt cut and crown area.
What are six basic techniques for texturizing with shears?
What are point cutting, notching, free hand notching, effilating, slicing, and carving.