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What is asymmetrical balance in hairstyling?
What does balance refer to in hairstyling?
The relationship of height to width.
What is another term for bang area?
Fringe area.
What is a concave profile?
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What defines contrasting lines in hairstyling?
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What is a convex profile?
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What does design texture refer to?
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What are diagonal lines used for in hairstyling?
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What is the place in a hairstyle where the eye is drawn first called?
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What does form refer to in a hairstyle?
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What is harmony in design?
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What does profile refer to in hairstyling?
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What is proportion in hairstyling?
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What does rhythm refer to in hair design?
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What is the area surrounding the form or the area the hairstyle occupies called?
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What is a straight profile?
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What defines symmetrical balance in hairstyling?
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Which type of lines soften a design?
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Hairstyles using ____________ are best on clients who require the minimum of care when styling their hair.
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Finger waves are an example of a style using what type of line?
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What are the two design elements that color can help define?
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Colors can be used to make all or part of a hair design appear:
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Darker and cool colors recede or move in toward the head, creating the illusion of ____________.
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You can draw a line in a hairstyle in the direction you want the eye to travel by using:
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What can create a bold and dramatic accent to a design?
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Curly and overly curly hair does not reflect much light and could be ______ to the touch.
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Crimping irons are used to create interesting, ___________ wave patterns like zigzags.
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Using too many wave-pattern combinations together could create a look that is ____________.
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What are the five art principles important for hair design?
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If ____________ hair is left too long, it could separate and reveal too much of the client's scalp unless the hair is thick in density.
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What is the term for the fast or slow pattern that creates movement in a hairstyle?
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The face shape that is considered ideal is the:
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The oval face is about _______ times longer than its width across the brow.
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When styling hair for a wide face with a round hairline and round chin, the aim is to:
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When styling hair for a triangular-shaped face, the aim is to:
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A slight lightening of the hair at the corner of the eyes will give the illusion of width for:
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How does the design process begin?
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In the hair design process, what is important when deciding to take calculated risks?
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In the principle of design, line defines:
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What are lines positioned between horizontal and vertical called?
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Curved lines that are used to blend and soften horizontal or vertical lines are called:
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What is the three-dimensional mass or general outline of a hairstyle called?
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Natural wave patterns are described as straight, wavy, curly, and:
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In hair design, with every movement, the relationship of form and what other design element change?
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Hair texture changes can be created or changed temporarily with styling tools and permanently with:
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What would be a flattering hair color tone for a client with gold skin tones?
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To offset or round out the features of a square facial shape, the aim would be to:
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The face shape with a narrow forehead and wide jaw and chin line is considered to be:
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To give the illusion of proportional eyes to a client with wide-set eyes, the hair should be:
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Study Notes
Principles of Hair Design
- Asymmetrical Balance: Involves opposite sides of a hairstyle being different in length or volume.
- Balance: Achieving equal proportions of height and width in hairstyling to create symmetry.
- Bang Area: Known as the fringe; a triangular section starting at the apex of the head down to the front corners.
- Concave Profile: Characterized by a prominent forehead and chin, creating an inward appearance of other features.
- Contrasting Lines: Combination of horizontal and vertical lines intersecting at a 90-degree angle, resulting in a hard edge.
- Convex Profile: Defined by a receding forehead and chin.
- Design Texture: Refers to the wave patterns in hair that influence styling decisions.
- Diagonal Lines: Lines between horizontal and vertical, commonly used to highlight or downplay facial features.
- Emphasis: The focal point in a hairstyle that captures the viewer's attention before exploring other elements of the design.
- Form: The three-dimensional outline of a hairstyle, encompassing its length, width, and depth.
- Harmony: The unity achieved in a design that cohesively ties all elements together.
- Profile: The outline of the face or head, observed from the side view.
- Proportion: The comparative relationship and size of different elements to each other in the design.
- Rhythm: A recurring pattern or movement in a hairstyle, contributing to its overall design flow.
- Space: The area that surrounds the hairstyle, impacting its visual perception.
- Straight Profile: An ideal face shape that is balanced, showing neither convex nor concave features.
- Symmetrical Balance: Both halves of a hairstyle mirror each other, creating uniformity.
- Curved Lines: These lines soften a design, adding a gentle touch to hairstyles.
- Single Line Hairstyles: Best suited for clients seeking minimal styling effort.
- Parallel Lines: Seen in finger waves, representing a specific styling technique.
- Texture and Line: Critical elements that are defined by color application in hairstyling.
- Volume Illusion: Darker, cool colors can create an appearance of less volume in hair design.
- Directional Lines: Utilizing lighter colors can direct the viewer's eye within a hairstyle.
- A Single Line of Color: Creates bold and striking accents in hair design.
- Hair Texture: Curly and overly curly hair can feel coarse and reflect less light.
- Unusual Wave Patterns: Crimping irons are used to achieve unique zigzag styles.
- Excessive Wave Combinations: Using too many wave patterns can create an overly busy look.
- Five Key Art Principles: Proportion, balance, rhythm, emphasis, and harmony are essential for effective hair design.
- Fine and Curly Hair: Long curly hair may separate and expose the scalp if not thick in density.
- Hair Rhythm: Refers to the fast or slow patterns creating movement in a hairstyle.
- Ideal Face Shape: The oval face shape is considered the most aesthetically pleasing.
- Oval Face Dimensions: The length is approximately 1.5 times greater than its width.
- Wide Face Styling Goal: Aim to create an illusion of length when styling a wide face.
- Triangular Face Styling Goal: Aim to create width at the forehead to balance features.
- Lightening Technique: Brightening hair at the corners of the eyes can give the illusion of width for close-set eyes.
- Positive Feature Enhancement: Begin the design process by analyzing and enhancing the client's features.
- Calculated Risks in Hair Design: Requires a strong foundation in techniques and skills for successful execution.
- Design Elements: In design principles, line defines both form and space.
- Curved Lines for Emphasis: These lines help in minimizing or emphasizing facial features.
- Transitional Lines: Curved lines blending horizontal and vertical lines to soften designs.
- Weight: Refers to the overall mass and general outline of a hairstyle.
- Natural Wave Patterns: Includes categories of straight, wavy, curly, and extremely curly.
- Form and Volume Relation: Movement in hairstyling affects the relationship between form and volume.
- Thermal Styling: Used to temporarily change hair texture; permanent changes require chemical methods.
- Warm Hair Colors: Gold skin tones are complemented by warm hair color selections.
- Square Face Feature Balancing: Styling should create volume between the temples and jawline to soften angular features.
- Triangular Face Shape: Characterized by a narrow forehead and wider jaw and chin lines.
- Eye Proportion Illusion: Hair should be styled slightly darker at the sides than the top to create proportionality between wide-set eyes.
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This quiz explores the fundamental principles of hair design, focusing on balance, profile types, and styling lines. You will learn about asymmetrical balance, contrasting lines, and the emphasis in hairstyling. Test your knowledge on how these elements contribute to effective hair design.
