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| What are some of the possible sources a hair designer might use for inspiration? |
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| people might use magazines and books |
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| List the 5 principles of hair design. |
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The principles are:
- proportion
- balance
- rhythm
- emphasis
- harmony
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| List the 5 elements of hair design. |
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The five elements are:
- line
- form
- space
- design texture
- hair color
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| List the 7 facial shapes. |
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The seven facial shapes are:
- oval
- round
- square
- triangular
- oblong
- diamond
- _______
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| How do the elements and principles of hair design apply to men? |
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| The elements and principles apply to men because mustaches, beards, and sideburns can be a great way for a male client to show his individual style. |
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| How is asymmetrical balance established? |
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when two imaginary halves of a hairstyle have an equal weight, but the two halves are positioned unevenly
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| How is balance established? |
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establishing equal or appropriate proportions to create symmetry in hairstyling is the relaionship between height and width
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AKA Fringe Area;
triangular section that begings at the apex or high point of the head |
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| What is the concave profile? |
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curving involving prominent forehead and chin with other features receding inward
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| What are contrasting lines? |
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Horizontal and vertical lines that meet at a 90 degree angle and create a hard edge
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| What is a convex profile? |
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curving outward, receding forehead and chin
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wave patterns that must be taken into consideration when designing a style
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lines positioned between horizontal and vertical lines
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also known as Focus;
place in hairstyle where the eye is drawn first, before traveling to the rest of the design |
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| the mass or general outline of a hairstyle, it is three dimensional and has length, width, and depth |
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| What are horizonal lines? |
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The lines parallel to the floor or horizon. They create width in design.
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They are repeat lines in a hairstyle. May be straight or curved.
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| Describe what a profile is. |
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| outline of the face, head, or figure seen in a side view |
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comparative relation of one thing to another;
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| a regular puplsation or recurrent pattern of movement in design |
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| a hairstyle with only one line, such as the one length hairstyle |
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| the area surrounding the form or the area that the hairstyle occupies |
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| What is symetrical balance? |
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neither convex nor concave;
considered the ideal
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| What is symetrical balance? |
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| two halves of a style, for a mirror image of one another |
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| What are transitional lines? |
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usually curved lines that are used to blend and soften horizontal or vertical lines
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lines that are straight up and down
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| What tools are needed for wet hairstyling? |
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combs
brushes
rollers
clips
pins
clamps |
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top of the head;
four corners
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| angle which hair is held from the head |
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uniform working areas
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How is graduation described?
in feet
in meters
in degrees |
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in degrees;
Below 90: builds weight
Above 90: removes weight |
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| angle at which fingers are held when cutting |
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| What is a stationary guide? |
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| a guide that doesn't move |
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| What is a traveling guide? |
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| a guide that moves as the haircut progresses |
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