Cutting Revision

Client requires more body and has fine shoulder length hair but wants to maintain length?

• Inverted Layer

• Vertical Layer

• Horizontal Layer

• Diagonal Layer

Client requires more texture and remove weight from hair-length just below shoulder

• Vertical/horizontal (square layer)

• Vertical Graduation

• Inverted Layer

• Diagonal Layer

Client wants tapered short into her nape and slightly heavier weight line with little volume

• Round Layer

• Round Layer with Vertical graduation

• Descending graduation

• Vertical graduation

A Descending Graduation maintains more length and weight through the sides

• TRUE

• FALSE

What sectioning pattern is used for Descending Graduation

• 4 Quarters

• Two Halves

• Horseshoe

• Occipital to the top of the ear

What sectioning pattern is used for all EPA Disconnections

• Occipital to halfway/top of the ear

• Horseshoe

• Two Halves

• 4 Quarters

What technique does Round Layer work well with

• Descending graduation

• Long One Length

• Vertical Graduation

• Horizontal Graduation

What technique would you advise for a client with long hair who wants soft movement and maintain length

• Inverted Layer

• Diagonal Layer

• Horizontal Layer

• Vertical Layer

Which Layer has the softest Weightline

• One Length

• Horizontal

• Diagonal

• Inverted

What is the key features vertical/horizontal (square layer) together

• Volume and Curl

• Texture and Movement

• Heavy Weightline

• Flat and Sleek