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Sculpture transformation is all about changing the shape, surface texture, and ______.

structure

At the basic level of observation, a hair sculpture can be identified by observing the outer boundary of silhouette known as the ______.

form line

The surface appearance of hair is referred to as ______.

texture

When the hair is viewed abstractly as if it were projected at a 90 degree angle from the various curves of the head, it is referred to as ______.

<p>normal projection</p> Signup and view all the answers

The solid form haircut is also known as a one length cut, bob, Dutch boy, blunt cut, or a ______.

<p>0 degree haircut</p> Signup and view all the answers

In a graduated form, the line that divides the activated and unactivated textures is known as the ______.

<p>ridge line</p> Signup and view all the answers

The basic form that consists of shorter interior lengths that progress toward longer exterior lengths is known as ______.

<p>increase-layered</p> Signup and view all the answers

All of the following descriptions are true about the uniformly layered form EXCEPT: Oval shape.

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The proportional relationship of each form within a combination produces the shape, texture, and position of ______.

<p>weight</p> Signup and view all the answers

A change in hair sculpture can transform a client's look in any of the following ways EXCEPT: Becoming more fit.

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What are the two types of texture?

<p>Unactivated (smooth) and activated (rough)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a structure graph?

<p>A diagram that provides an abstract view of length arrangement to scale and proportion; blueprint for final sculpture</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is natural fall?

<p>Describes the hair as the lengths lay or fall naturally over the curve of the head</p> Signup and view all the answers

How is weight created?

<p>Concentration of lengths within a given area</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the crest?

<p>The widest area of the head, divides the interior and exterior</p> Signup and view all the answers

Where is the interior of the head?

<p>The area above the crest</p> Signup and view all the answers

Structure of the solid form?

<p>Shorter exterior progressing to longer interior, rectangle shape</p> Signup and view all the answers

Structure of the graduated form?

<p>Shorter exterior gradually progressing toward longer interior, triangle shape</p> Signup and view all the answers

Structure of the increase-layered form?

<p>Shorter interior progressing to longer exterior, oval shape</p> Signup and view all the answers

Structure of the uniformly layered form?

<p>Consistent lengths throughout, circular shape</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which basic form has an unactivated texture?

<p>Solid form</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is graduation form?

<p>A very short version of the graduated form</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Sculpture Transformation

Changing hair's shape, surface texture, and structure.

Form Line

The outer boundary or silhouette of a hair sculpture.

Hair Texture

The surface appearance or feel of the hair.

Normal Projection

Viewing hair at a 90-degree angle from the head's curves.

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Solid Form Haircut

A haircut with hair lengths all coming to one hanging level.

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Ridge Line

The line separating activated and unactivated textures in a graduated form.

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Increase-layered Form

Shorter interior lengths progressing toward longer exterior lengths.

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Uniformly Layered Form

Consistent lengths throughout the head

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Weight in Hair Form

The proportional relationship of forms affecting shape and texture.

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Types of Texture

Smooth (unactivated) and rough (activated).

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Structure Graph

A diagram showing length arrangement; a blueprint for the cut.

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Natural Fall of Hair

How hair naturally falls due to gravity over the head's curves.

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Creation of Weight

Concentration of lengths in a specific area.

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Crest of the Head

Widest area of the head; separates interior and exterior.

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Interior of the Head

Area located above the crest.

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Solid Form Structure

Shorter exterior lengths progressing to longer interior lengths, rectangle shaped.

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Graduated Form Structure

Shorter exterior lengths gradually progressing to longer interiors, triangle shaped.

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Increase-layered Form Structure

Shorter interior lengths leading to longer exterior lengths, oval shaped.

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Uniformly Layered Form Structure

Consistent lengths throughout, maintaining a circular shape.

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Unactivated Texture

Characterized by smooth, unbroken surface appearance.

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Graduation Form Definition

A short haircut variation of the graduated form.

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Study Notes

Sculpture Transformation

  • Involves changing shape, surface texture, and structure of hair.

Hair Sculpture Identification

  • The outer boundary of a hair sculpture is identified as the form line.

Hair Texture

  • The surface appearance of hair is termed texture.

Hair Projection

  • Normal projection refers to viewing hair as if projected at a 90-degree angle from head curves.

Solid Form Haircut

  • Also known as a one-length cut, bob, Dutch boy, blunt cut, or 0-degree haircut.

Graduated Form

  • Ridge line is the dividing line between activated and unactivated textures.

Increase-layered Form

  • Characterized by shorter interior lengths progressing toward longer exterior lengths.

Uniformly Layered Form

  • Incorrectly described as having an oval shape, it actually maintains consistent lengths.

Weight in Hair Form

  • Weight is the proportional relationship of each form, affecting shape, texture, and position.

Hair Sculpture Effects

  • Transforming hair sculpture can enhance appearance; it does not contribute to becoming more fit.

Types of Texture

  • Two main textures: unactivated (smooth) and activated (rough).

Structure Graph

  • A diagram providing an abstract view of length arrangement, serving as a blueprint for hair sculpture.

Natural Fall of Hair

  • Describes how hair lengths naturally lay over the curve of the head.

Creation of Weight

  • Created by the concentration of lengths within a specific area.

Crest of the Head

  • The crest is the widest area of the head, distinguishing between interior and exterior lengths.

Interior of the Head

  • Defined as the area located above the crest.

Solid Form Structure

  • Features shorter exterior lengths progressing to longer interior lengths, shaped like a rectangle.

Graduated Form Structure

  • Exhibits shorter exterior lengths that gradually progress to longer interiors, shaped like a triangle.

Increase-layered Form Structure

  • Comprised of shorter interior lengths leading to longer exterior lengths, takes on an oval shape.

Uniformly Layered Form Structure

  • Consists of consistent lengths throughout, maintaining a circular shape.

Unactivated Texture

  • The solid form is characterized by having an unactivated texture.

Graduation Form Definition

  • A very short variation of the graduated form.

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