Phases of Haircut
Typically the last process of a haircut service.
What is style and finish.
Is fine, med, coarse.
What is texture.
Larger working area to identify changes in bone structure, hairline or density.
What is a segment.
The vertical dimension of length and weight in a haircut.
What is height.
Is the result of Over direction and Cutting Line.
What is geometric shape.
What is a cross check.
What is formation.
I extend from the front to back or side to side of the bone structure.
What is a horizontal section.
Is a the result of an elevation from 1-89 degrees.
What is graduation.
A movement of hair away from the face.
What is round.
Preparation for refinement or your basic shape cut dry.
What is the blow dry.
Often confused with texture.
What is density.
Individual parting in the panels to control elevation, over direction, and cutting line.
What is a section.
The result of elevation and cutting line.
Reference point for over direction.
What is the face.
The number one factor of depth.
I allow the most control of a haircut from top to bottom.
What is a vertical section.
Creates maximum density vertically.
What is no elevation.
What is cutting line.
What is the basic shape.
Determines how you elevate and over direct.
What is the length.
Controls the vertical and horizontal dimension of haircut simultaneously.
What is a diagonal section.
A layer that increases in length.
Over direction both forward and backward.
What is equal movement.