Ch. 11: Haircutting

Front

Why is it important to learn haircutting principles and techniques?

Back

They are foundational to all hair designs.

Front

The ability to duplicate an existing haircut or create a new haircut from a photo will build a stronger professional relationship between the stylist and ______.

Back

clients

Front

What kind of haircut lines are created using beveling and stacking techniques?

Back

diagonal

Front

Which technique would remove weight from straight hair and create layers? Options: Divide into horseshoe sections, elevate to 70 degrees, and use horizontal lines., Divide into profile sections, elevate to 45 degrees, and use diagonal lines., Divide into radial sections, elevate to 60 degrees, and use angled lines., Elevate the hair to 90 degrees, and use vertical lines.

Back

Elevate the hair to 90 degrees, and use vertical lines.

Front

Which method of sectioning goes from center forehead to center nape and divides the head into two sections?

Back

horseshoe

Front

Combing the hair away from its natural falling position to increase the design’s length is known as ________.

Back

overdirection

Front

What is the definition of a part?

Back

a line separating the hair at the scalp to create distinct sections of hair

Front

Which guideline is used when creating layers or a graduated haircut?

Back

traveling guideline

Front

When cutting hair, which factor determines the number of subsections and their size?

Back

density

Front

Why is it important to understand the growth pattern of a client’s hair?

Back

It determines where the hair will fall once it has dried.