Uniformly Layered Form Flashcard

Front

Which of the following describes the lengths of the uniformly layered form? Options: progress from shorter to longer, progress from longer to shorter, lengths are uneven, lengths are all equal

Back

lengths are all equal

Front

Which parting pattern creates the appearance of weight in a uniformly layered form?

Back

pivotal

Front

What type of distribution is used to sculpt uniform lengths?

Back

perpendicular

Front

Which projection angle is used to sculpt the uniformly layered form?

Back

90°

Front

What can be done while sculpting shorter uniform lengths to maintain equal distance from the head?

Back

extend little finger and rest it on the scalp

Front

What type of design line is used to sculpt uniform lengths?

Back

stationary

Front

When sculpting uniformly layered lengths, the design line should remain:

Back

stationary

Front

Which of the following can be done to establish more weight along the perimeter hairline when sculpting a uniformly layered form?
Options: sculpt perimeter at a 45° projection angle, sculpt perimeter at a 90° projection angle, sculpt perimeter using shifted distribution, sculpt larger perimeter section in natural fall first

Back

sculpt larger perimeter section in natural fall first

Front

Which of the following statements is true when sculpting uniformly layered forms with tighter curl patterns? Options: the curl pattern will appear looser, the curl pattern will appear more straight, the hair will appear longer after sculpting, the hair will appear shorter after sculpting

Back

the hair will appear shorter after sculpting

Front

An advanced technique used when sculpting uniform layers on tightly curled hair is called:

Back

customizing