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What effect does a vertical section have on hair?
What effect does a vertical section have on hair?
- Builds up weight
- Removes weight (correct)
- Directs weight
- None of the above
The cutting angle refers to the weight placed on the hair.
The cutting angle refers to the weight placed on the hair.
False (B)
What is the primary purpose of sections in hair cutting?
What is the primary purpose of sections in hair cutting?
To control the hair and ensure consistent elevation and over-direction.
A horizontal section has a tendency to build up __________.
A horizontal section has a tendency to build up __________.
Match the following section types with their characteristics:
Match the following section types with their characteristics:
A horizontal section has a tendency to remove weight from the hair.
A horizontal section has a tendency to remove weight from the hair.
What is the primary impact of tension in hair cutting?
What is the primary impact of tension in hair cutting?
What does the cutting angle refer to in hair cutting?
What does the cutting angle refer to in hair cutting?
A vertical section has a tendency to __________ weight.
A vertical section has a tendency to __________ weight.
Match the following section types with their tendencies:
Match the following section types with their tendencies:
Study Notes
Tension
- Tension indicates the level of stress applied to hair during styling or cutting.
- It significantly influences the characteristics of hair lines and shapes.
Cutting Angle
- The cutting angle is the specific angle at which hair is trimmed.
- It affects how the cut aligns with the underlying hair structure, impacting the final look.
Sections
- Sections represent the division of hair that reflects the intended geometric shape.
- Properly sized sections are crucial for controlling hair and accurately seeing guidelines for cutting.
- Sections play a vital role in achieving consistent elevation and over-direction in haircuts.
Vertical Section
- Primarily used to reduce weight from the hair.
Horizontal Section
- Focuses on adding weight to the hair.
Diagonal Section
- Used to manipulate weight distribution within the hairstyle.
Additional Notes
- A diagram illustrates the concept of sections, created by two intersecting lines forming four distinct sections: vertical, horizontal, diagonal, and a second diagonal section whose details remain unspecified.
Tension
- Tension indicates the level of stress applied to hair during styling or cutting.
- It significantly influences the characteristics of hair lines and shapes.
Cutting Angle
- The cutting angle is the specific angle at which hair is trimmed.
- It affects how the cut aligns with the underlying hair structure, impacting the final look.
Sections
- Sections represent the division of hair that reflects the intended geometric shape.
- Properly sized sections are crucial for controlling hair and accurately seeing guidelines for cutting.
- Sections play a vital role in achieving consistent elevation and over-direction in haircuts.
Vertical Section
- Primarily used to reduce weight from the hair.
Horizontal Section
- Focuses on adding weight to the hair.
Diagonal Section
- Used to manipulate weight distribution within the hairstyle.
Additional Notes
- A diagram illustrates the concept of sections, created by two intersecting lines forming four distinct sections: vertical, horizontal, diagonal, and a second diagonal section whose details remain unspecified.
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Test your knowledge on essential hair cutting techniques, including tension, cutting angles, and sectioning methods. Understand how these elements contribute to creating desired hairstyles and geometric shapes. This quiz is perfect for aspiring hairstylists and beauty students.
