16. Haircutting

Question 1

Horizontal lines

Answer 1

The straight lines used to remove weight and create one length and low elevation haircuts

Question 2

Vertical lines

Answer 2

Straight lines used to remove weight to create graduated or layered haircuts

Question 3

Sections

Answer 3

For control during a haircutting the hair is parted into working areas

Question 4

Cutting lines

Answer 4

The angle which the fingers are held when cutting the lines that creates the end shape

Question 5

Traveling guideline

Answer 5

Guideline used when creating layers of a graduated haircut

Question 6

Over direction

Answer 6

The technique of combing the hair away from its natural falling position rather than straight out from the head

Question 7

Long face

Answer 7

The stylist would recommend a style that adds fullness to the sides

Question 8

Curly hair

Answer 8

Use less elevation or leave the hair a but pinger because of shrinkage

Question 9

Growth pattern

Answer 9

The direction in which the hair grows from the scalp also referred to as a natural fall of natural falling position

Question 10

Barber comb

Answer 10

Comb used for close tapers in the bake area and sides when using the scissors-over- comb technique

Question 11

Transferring the comb

Answer 11

The technique used to free up the cutting hand at a subsection

Question 12

Tension

Answer 12

Term used to describe the amount of pressure applied when combing and holding subsections

Question 13

Rule of thumb

Answer 13

When cutting hiar is to stand directly in front of the area you are cutting

Question 14

Blunt haircut

Answer 14

Asks called a beaver graduated haircut, it is customary to use a horizontal cutting line and cut below your fingers or on the insides of your knuckles

Question 15

Weight line

Answer 15

Visual line in a haircut where the ends of the hair hang together

Question 16

Cross checking

Answer 16

Parting the hair in the opposite way it was cut at the same elevation to check for precision of line and shape

Question 17

Wide teeth of the comb

Answer 17

While cutting a blunt haircut, always comb the subsection first, with the wide teeth, then turn the comb around and reconsider with the wide teeth

Question 18

Locating bang area

Answer 18

It is important to work with the natural distribution, where and how the hair is moved over the head

Question 19

Slide cutting

Answer 19

A method of cutting or layering the hair in which fingers and shears glide along be edge of the hair to remove length

Question 20

Texturizing

Answer 20

The process of removing excess bulk without shortening the hair length

Question 21

Slithering

Answer 21

The process of thinning the hair to graduated lengths using a sliding movement of the shears with the blades kept partially open

Question 22

Slicing technique

Answer 22

It is best to work on dry hair when removing weight or on the surface of the haircut

Question 23

Clipper over comb technique

Answer 23

Amount of hair that is removed is determined by the angle of the comb

Question 24

Unnecessary wear and user fatigue

Answer 24

Cause wine the blade tension on shears is too tight

Question 25

Between the stylist and clients

Answer 25

The ability to duplicate an existing haircut or create a new haircut from a photo will build a stronger relationship

Question 26

Elevation

Answer 26

Created by graduation and layers

Question 27

Perimeter

Answer 27

A guideline located at the outer line of the cut

Question 28

Only as needed

Answer 28

Sharpen shears

Question 29

Precise lines

Answer 29

Use moderate tension to straight hair

Question 30

Curly hair

Answer 30

Using a razor will weaken the cuticle and cause frizzing

Question 31

Great haircut

Answer 31

Always begins with a great consultation

Question 32

Before the consultation

Answer 32

Clients hair should be cleansed and unstyled

Question 33

Face shape

Answer 33

Quick way to analyze is to determine if it's wide or long

Question 34

Hair texture

Answer 34

Based on the color of each strand

Question 35

Hair density

Answer 35

The number of individual hair stands on 1 square inch of the scalp

Question 36

Clippers

Answer 36

Nah be hard win cutting guards of various lengths

Question 37

Case shears

Answer 37

Usually less expensive to purchase than forged shears

Question 38

Finger tang

Answer 38

Allows for more control over the shear

Question 39

Shears

Answer 39

Should be cleaned and lubricated after every client

Question 40

Before purchasing a pair of shears

Answer 40

Hold the comb between thumb index and middle fingers

Question 41

Consistent

Answer 41

Tension used when trying to achieve constant, even results in a haircut

Question 42

Heavier graduated haircuts

Answer 42

Work well on hair that tents to expand when dry

Question 43

razor

Answer 43

Gives a softer effect on the ends of the hair than shears

Question 44

Texturizing

Answer 44

Cannot be done with clippers

Question 45

Work against natural growth patterns

Answer 45

What you should always do when using clippers, especially The male

Question 46

When trimming make clients facial hair

Answer 46

Recommended that you check his ears and eyebrows and ask if he would like to remove excess hair

Question 47

Head form

Answer 47

Term that refers to the shape of the head

Question 48

Reference points

Answer 48

Places in the head that marks here the surface of the head changes

Question 49

Parietal ridge

Answer 49

Widest area of the head

Question 50

Occipital bone

Answer 50

The bone that pot rides at the base of the skull

Question 51

Apex

Answer 51

Highest point on the top | Of the head

Question 52

Nape

Answer 52

Area in the back part of the neck

Question 53

Bang area

Answer 53

Triangular section that begins at the apex and ends at the front corners

Question 54

Line

Answer 54

Thin continuous mark used as a guide

Question 55

Horizontal lines

Answer 55

Lines parallel from the floor and relative to the horizon

Question 56

Angle

Answer 56

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

Question 57

Vertical

Answer 57

Lines perpendicular to the horizon

Question 58

Four corners

Answer 58

The reference points that signals a change in head shape from flat to round it vice verse

Question 59

Diagonal

Answer 59

Lines that have a slanting or sloping

Question 60

Part

Answer 60

Line dividing the hair at the scalp

Question 61

Uniform layers

Answer 61

Hair is elevated to 90 degrees from the scalp and cut at the same length

Question 62

Full convex edge

Answer 62

A type of shear blade edge that gives the smoothest cut and has the sharpest edge possible

Question 63

Purchasing shears

Answer 63

Consider purchasing a shear that comes with a finger fitting system

Question 64

Texturizing shear

Answer 64

The best for adding increased blending

Question 65

Prevention

Answer 65

The key to avoiding long term repetitive motion injuries and other muscular skeletal disorders

Question 66

Cutting over your fingers

Answer 66

The hand position that is used more often than cutting uniform or increased layers

Question 67

Long layered haircut

Answer 67

Cut at a 90 degree elevation and then over directed to maintain length and weight at the perimeter

Question 68

Consistent clean partings

Answer 68

Will give an even amount of hair each subsection and produce more precise results

Question 69

Slide cutting

Answer 69

Technique used to connect the top sections to the lengths when cutting a layered haircut on a client with hair past the shoulder blade

Question 70

Razor

Answer 70

Cutting tool that should be avoided when cutting curly hair

Question 71

Scissor over comb technique

Answer 71

Cross checked by working across area diagonally

Question 72

Taper

Answer 72

A haircut that represents cutting the hair very short and close to the hairline then gradually getting longer as you move up the head

Question 73

Shrinkage

Answer 73

Process where the hair contracts or lifts through the action of moisture loss/ drying