Anatomy & Physiology
Round, oval, square, rectangle and diamond are what?
Face shapes
Areas within or surrounding a hair design:
Space
The focal point of a hair design is known as:
Emphasis
A form of natural hairstyling in which the hair has grown and intertwined over time becoming twisted creating a rope-like effect:
Locks
The section of hair that is attached to the scalp:
Base
The profile that has a protruding chin and forehead is what?
Concave
What creates softness in a style:
Curved Lines
A non-mirror image with unequal distribution of weight and/or length is:
Asymmetrical
Type of fingerwave that uses two combs to lift the wave up and create a three-dimensional form:
Pushwaves
Also known as the Circle:
curl
This type of profile is characterized by the forehead, chin, and nose all being in alignment and is considered to be ideal:
Straight Profile
A combination of lines that outline a shape:
Form
A pleasing arrangement of shapes and lines that incorporates all elements of design:
Harmony
Also known as molding, this is combing a section of hair in a circular movement over the surface of the head for the formation of waves or curls:
Shaping
Type of base that creates lift, fullness, and/or height in a design:
Volume
The side view or contour of the face is what?
Profile
This is known as the visual comparison of weight used to offset or equalize proportion:
Balance
Placing ‘C’ shapes into wet hair using alternating directions and fingers or a comb:
Fingerwaving
This type of curl is secured totally off its base and has the maximum amount of movement:
Full-stem
The design principle that repeats:
Rhythm
Also known as Carved Curls, these are sculpted by hand, iron, or roller to create texture and/or movement:
Sculpture curls
The section of hair located between the base and the first turn of the roller / curl:
Stem