SF Haircutting Study Guide Game

Front

As a general rule, fine textured hair can be texturized as close as:

Back

1/2" (1.25 cm) from the scalp

Front

A weight area in a graduated form could be described as a: natural projection, section of the head, concentration of layers, concentration of lengths

Back

concentration of lengths

Front

What product adds gloss and sheen to dry hair and creates texture separation? Options: pomade, mousse, cutting lotion, gel

Back

pomade

Front

a technique performed on the ends of the hair to reduce bulk, allow for mobility, soften the ends and blend weight lines is called:

Back

end texturizing

Front

The apex refers to what part of the head?

Back

top

Front

The foundation of every haircut is:

Back

form

Front

which ring finger should be placed in the thumb grip to control the still blade when holding shears?

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ring

Front

A cutting technique commonly used to define the perimeter hairline, such as the nape, is known as:

Back

outlining

Front

The graduated form is sometimes referred to as a wedge cut or an:

Back

45- degree angle cut

Front

Never thin the very ends of the hair: anywhere around the hairline, exterior area of the head, interior area of the head, crest of the head

Back

anywhere around the hairline