Long Hair Theory
Which of the following is NOT considered one of the levels of observation?
What is general?
The long hair design technique that consists of the folding, bending or encircling of strands that are then secured in a curvature shape is:
What are loops?
Interlacing or tying together of one or two strands of hair is called?
What is a knot?
Before beginning a long hair design make sure to disinfect all combs, brushes and:
What is your work area/ workstation?
What is used in long hair design to secure the ends of a braided or twisted strand?
What are elastic bands?
Overall direction and directions within the form are determined through which level of observation?
What is abstract?
One, two or three strands of hair intertwined and/or rotated to form a rope-like appearance is called a:
What is a twist?
Communicating with your client prior to and during the long hair design service will help you avoid misunderstandings and ensure:
What are predictable results?
For a long hair design, perform a scalp and hair analysis during the:
What is preparation?
In a long hair design, section and clip areas as necessary to stay organized and to keep the design:
What is balanced?
If a long hair design has equal height and width, where will volume be emphasized?
What is no particular area?
Two strands crossed to opposite sides, in a downward or upward direction to create a crisscross effect is known as:
What is the overlap technique?
Ensuring your client's comfort during the service is important during which long hair design service essential?
What is create?
What may relieve your client's discomfort she may experience during the creation of a long hair design?
What is adjusting bobby pins/ hairpins?
The two most common braiding methods are the 3-strand underbraid and the:
What is the 3-strand overbraid?
What determines the direction of the form in long hair design?
What is position of shapes?
Twine, plait and interlock are some terms used to describe the long hair design method of crossing or weaving three or more strands of hair, also known as a(n):
What is a braid?
In order to determine your client's level of satisfaction look for verbal and nonverbal cues and:
What is request feedback?
What is used in long hair design to create a filler?
What is a hairnet?
In long hair design, what is the name of the area where the eye is drawn and the main emphasis is placed?
What is a focal point?
The long hair design procedures are distribute, section, part, apply and:
What is detail?
In which long hair design technique is the hair wrapped or wound around itself?
What is the roll technique?
Which tool allows the greatest airflow to the hair while directing it into the lines of the design?
What are air-forming brushes?
A 3-strand overbraid creates a(n):
What is an inverted appearance?
The type of comb that is used for backcombing and smoothing the surface of the hair is called a:
What is the master sketcher comb?