Design Elements
The five basic elements of three-dimensional design.
What are line, form, space, texture, and color?
The design principle that holds all elements together.
What is harmony?
The ideal face shape.
What is oval?
A style that makes the head appear smaller.
What is a style with volume at the sides?
The foundation for all successful hair designs.
What is a good consultation?
This element defines form and space in a hairstyle.
What is line?
When both sides of a hairstyle are the same.
What is symmetrical balance?
Face shape with a narrow forehead and wide jawline.
What is pear-shaped (or triangular)?
This feature draws attention to a style.
What is color?
The most important art principle in hair design.
What is balance?
The outline or general shape of a style.
What is form?
When opposite sides of the hairstyle are different but balanced.
What is asymmetrical balance?
Face shape that is long and narrow.
What is oblong?
A good strategy for minimizing a long neck.
What is a longer hairstyle or leaving hair down?
The principle used when combining lines, textures, and colors.
What is harmony?
The area the hairstyle occupies.
What is space?
The regular or recurring pattern of movement in a style.
What is rhythm?
Face shape with a wide forehead and narrow chin.
What is heart-shaped?
For a client with round facial features, avoid this type of style.
What are full styles with volume at the sides?
Hair type most versatile for styling.
What is wavy, medium hair?
The wave pattern or surface appearance of hair.
What is texture?
When the eye is drawn to one focal area in the design.
What is emphasis?
To soften a square face, add this near the temples.
What are volume or soft curves?
Design lines moving in the same direction.
What is a single line style?
What should you consider when designing a hairstyle for a client?
What is face shape, profile, and personal style?