Elements
The element that refers to the hairstyles mass or general outline
Form
Refers to establishing equal proportions to create symmetry
Balance
The highest point on the top of the head
Apex
The face shape that most styles work well on
Oval
This is known as a very tight curl
Coil
One of the 5 elements that refers to the area the hairstyle occupies
Space
The comparative relationship between one thing and another
Proportion
Back part of the neck
Nape
Face shape that is wide at the temples and squared off jaw
Square
Repeating lines in a hairstyle; can be straight or curved
Parallel lines
What element defines form and space
design line
Recurring pattern of movement in a design
Rhythm
Triangular section that begins at the apex and ends at the front corners
Bang area
Face shape with narrow forehead, width at cheekbones and narrow chin
Diamond
Lines parallel to the floor; creates width in a hairstyle
Horizontal lines
The element that refers to the illusion of motion in the hair
Design texture
Principle that draws the eye first before the rest of the design
Emphasis
Area between the apex and the back of the parietal ridge
Crown
Styles that flatter oblong face shapes
Chin-length styles
Numerical and alphabetical hierarchy to describe hair texture
Hair-typing system
The element that can make all or part of the design appear larger or smaller by adding or subtracting volume
Haircolor
The principle that is known as the most important
Harmony
Widest part of the head, also known as the crest area
Parietal ridge
Hairstyles with height or volume at the top of the head with no volume at the sides is flattering for this face shape
Round
Objectives, goals, and step-by-step planning to mold a unique vision
Design philosophy