Haircutting

Front

What are the reference points? Options: eyes, jawline, apex and nape; jawline, ears, eyes, fringe, nape; ears, jawline, apex, occipital and parietal; ears, eyes, nose, fringe, nape

Back

ears, jawline, apex, occipital and parietal

Front

What is the function of reference points?

Back

ensure balance, help recreate the same style, and a possible change in technique for irregularities in the head form

Front

What are angles?

Back

the space between two lines or surfaces that intersect at a given point

Front

What are elevations?

Back

the angle at which a subsection of hair is held, or lifted, from the head when cutting

Front

What effect does a razor give in haircutting?

Back

softer effect on the ends of the hair

Front

What effect do haircutting shears give?

Back

shears are used to cut blunt or straight lines into the hair

Front

Texturizing shears are used to

Back

remove bulk

Front

A _______ or _______ ____ is used to control the hair in haircutting procedures.

Back

styling, cutting comb

Front

What is NOT one of the three things you can do to ensure good posture and body position while cutting hair? Options: Position the client so she is sitting up straight and her legs are not crossed, Center your weight and keep your knees slightly bent, Work in front of your section by standing or sitting directly in front of the area you are cutting.

Back

Slightly bend your upper body forward so it is not inline with your hips.

Front

What haircut is also known as a one-length haircut, in which all the hair comes to a single hanging level, forming a weight line?

Back

blunt or 0 degree