[qdeck dataset=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards”]
[i] Men’s Haircutting and styling flashcards [start]
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|1473cd726f9c8″ question_number=”1″] Haircutting is a basic skill that provides the foundation for hair design and __________.
[a]
styling
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|14715425cd5c8″ question_number=”2″] A good haircut is the foundation of a ______ hairstyle.
[a]
good
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|146e6b16f05c8″ question_number=”3″] The anatomical features that will most influence the haircut and style design options for your client are his facial shape, head shape, profile, neck length, and the size and _________ of his ears.
[a]
placement
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|146c170b0c5c8″ question_number=”4″] The seven general facial shapes are
[a] oval, round, inverted triangular, square, pear-shaped, oblong, and diamond.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|1469c2ff285c8″ question_number=”5″] Oval
[a] The oval-shaped face is generally recognized as the ideal shape.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|14679434029c8″ question_number=”6″] Round
[a] The aim for a round face is to slim the face.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|14651ae7605c8″ question_number=”7″] This facial shape has over-wide cheekbones and a narrow jaw line.Inverted Triangular
[a] Inverted Triangular
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|1462ec1c3a9c8″ question_number=”8″] This shape has angular features at the forehead and jaw.
[a] Square
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|14609810569c8″ question_number=”9″] This shape is narrow at the top and wide on the bottom
[a] Pear-Shaped
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|145e694530dc8″ question_number=”10″] The long face needs to be visually shortened and its angularity softened.
[a] Oblong
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|145c3a7a0b1c8″ question_number=”11″] This face shape is narrow at the temples and chin.
[a] Diamond
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|145a0baee55c8″ question_number=”12″] You should be aware of your client’s ________ since it can influence the appropriateness of the haircut or style he wears.
[a]
profile
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|145722a0085c8″ question_number=”13″] Straight profiles tend to be the most _________ and proportioned because the forehead and chin align with only a slight curvature; a variety of hairstyles are appropriate for this profile type.
[a]
balanced
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|1454f3d4e29c8″ question_number=”14″] Concave profiles have a prominent forehead and _________. Use a close hair arrangement at the forehead to minimize the bulge of the forehead.
[a]
chin
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|1452c509bcdc8″ question_number=”15″] Convex profiles recede at the forehead and _________.
[a]
chin
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|1450963e971c8″ question_number=”16″] Angular profiles have a receding __________, but the chin tends to jut forward.
[a]
forehead
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|144e8cb42f9c8″ question_number=”17″] Prominent nose shapes include a hooked nose, large nose, or ________ nose
[a] pointed
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|144c5de909dc8″ question_number=”18″] Small to average nose shapes usually require ________ haircut styles because the size or heavy features associated with prominent nose shapes are not an issue.
[a]
shorter
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|144a2f1de41c8″ question_number=”19″] The length of the client’s neck is also a factor in determining the overall shape of the haircut and style. In most cases it is advisable to follow the client’s natural _________; however, sometimes an overly long or very short neck limits the options.
[a]
hairline
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|1447db12001c8″ question_number=”20″] A long neck can appear shorter if the hair is left fuller or________ at the nape
[a]
longer
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|1445d187989c8″ question_number=”21″] A short neck can appear longer if the hair does not extend below the natural hairline at the _______
[a]
nape
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|14437d7bb49c8″ question_number=”22″] The size and placement of the client’s ears is important to a haircut design because these characteristics help to determine the most appropriate length or thickness for the hair at the sides of the client’s head and for the _______of his sideburns.
[a]
length
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|1440946cd79c8″ question_number=”23″] To determine the most suitable length and shape for the client’s sideburns, you will need to consider his hairstyle, facial structure and features, natural hair growth, and the______and placement of his ears.
[a]
size
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|143e65a1b1dc8″ question_number=”24″] Reference Points
[a] Reference points are points on the head that mark areas where the surface of the head changes or the behavior of the hair changes as a result of the surface changes. These points are used to establish proportionate design lines and contours.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|143b7c92d4dc8″ question_number=”25″] Parietal Ridge
[a] The parietal ridge is also known as the crest, temporal, horseshoe, or hatband area of the head. It is the widest section of the head, starting at the temples and ending just below the crown. When a comb is placed flat against the head at the sides, the parietal ridge begins where the head starts to curve away from the comb.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|14394dc7af1c8″ question_number=”26″] Tapering and Blending Areas
[a] Tapering and blending areas refer to the sections or levels within the haircut where transitions between hair lengths occur.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|1436f9bbcb1c8″ question_number=”27″] A line is simply a series of connected dots that result in a continuous mark.Straight and curved lines are used in haircutting to create design, _______, and direction.
[a]
shape
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|1434f031639c8″ question_number=”28″] Horizontal Lines
[a] Horizontal lines are parallel to the horizon or floor and direct the eye from one side to the other. They build weight and are used to create a one‐length look and low elevation or blunt haircut designs
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|1432e6a6fc1c8″ question_number=”29″] Vertical Lines
[a] Vertical lines are perpendicular to the floor and are described in terms of up and down. They remove weight within the cut and create layers.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|1430b7dbd65c8″ question_number=”30″] Diagonal Lines
[a] Diagonal lines have a slanted direction and are used to create sloped lines within a haircut or at the perimeter to determine the design line. They produce increased length at one end and slopes down to a shorter length at the opposite end.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|142d39ca005c8″ question_number=”31″] Curved lines
[a] Curved lines move in a semicircular or circular direction and can be shallow or deep. Curved lines soften a design and can be placed horizontally, vertically, or diagonally; when repeated in opposite directions, they create a wave pattern.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|142926b5315c8″ question_number=”32″] Form
[a] Form is the outline or shape of a hairstyle.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|1426f7ea0b9c8″ question_number=”33″] The elements of width, length, and depth create a ______-dimensional shape that can vary in terms of volume, proportion, and balance.
[a]
three
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|1424ee5fa41c8″ question_number=”34″] Proportion
[a] Proportion measures or shows the comparative relationship between two or more design elements of a form.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|14229a53c01c8″ question_number=”35″] Balance
[a] Balance is the equal or appropriate proportions that create symmetry and harmony in a design.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|141d8279bd5c8″ question_number=”36″] Space
[a] In hair design, the form (haircut or style) occupies positive space and the area that surrounds it is negative space.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|141b092d1b1c8″ question_number=”37″] Design Texture
[a] Design texture refers to the quality of a form’s surface.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|1418ffa2b39c8″ question_number=”38″] Color
[a] Dark colors tend to recede in a design and lighter colors appear to come to the foreground.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|14158190dd9c8″ question_number=”39″] Angles
[a] An angle is the space between two lines or surfaces that intersect at a given point.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|141352c5b7dc8″ question_number=”40″] Directional Terms
[a] Directional terms used in haircutting typically refer to how the tool is used relative to the direction of the way the hair grows: cutting against the grain, with the grain, across the grain, or with a circular motion.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|141123fa921c8″ question_number=”41″] Cross-checking
[a] Cross-checking is the process of parting off subsections opposite from the elevation or direction at which they were cut to check the precision of cutting lines or blending.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|140f3fb0e8dc8″ question_number=”42″] Elevation and Projection
[a] The elevation, or projection, is the angle or degree at which a section of hair is held from the head for cutting, relative from where it grows.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|140d10e5c31c8″ question_number=”43″] Part
[a] A part is a line, created naturally or with a comb, that divides the hair at the scalp, separating one section of the hair from another.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|140ae21a9d5c8″ question_number=”44″] Parting
[a] A parting, or subsection, is a smaller section of hair that is parted off from a larger section of hair.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|1408d89035dc8″ question_number=”45″] Cutting Line
[a] A cutting line is established by the angle of the fingers or comb when securing a section of hair for cutting.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|1406a9c5101c8″ question_number=”46″] Design Line
[a] A design line is the outer perimeter line of the haircut. It may act as a guide depending on the overall design of the haircut and the method the barber uses to achieve it.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|14047af9ea5c8″ question_number=”47″] Guide
[a] A guide, also known as a guideline or guide strand, is a cut that is made by which subsequent partings or sections of hair will be measured and cut
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|140296b0411c8″ question_number=”48″] Stationary Guide
[a] A stationary guide is used for maintaining the length of a section while subsequent partings are brought from other sections to meet it for cutting.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|14008d25d99c8″ question_number=”49″] Traveling Guide
[a] A traveling guide moves along a section of hair as each cut is made.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13fe839b721c8″ question_number=”50″] Layers
[a] Layers are produced by elevating the hair beyond zero elevation for cutting.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13fc7a110a9c8″ question_number=”51″] Taper
[a] A taper, or tapering, means that the hair conforms to the shape of the head.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13fa7086a31c8″ question_number=”52″] Weight Line
[a] A weight line refers to the heaviest perimeter area of a 0-elevation or 45-degree cut.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13f866fc3b9c8″ question_number=”53″] Texturizing
[a] Texturizing is usually performed after the overall cut has been completed to create special effects such as wispy or spiky strands within the haircut or along the perimeter.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13f682b2925c8″ question_number=”54″] Tension
[a] Tension is the amount of pressure applied while combing and holding a section of hair for cutting.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13f49e68e91c8″ question_number=”55″] Thinning
[a] Thinning refers to removing excess bulk from the hair.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13f2ba1f3fdc8″ question_number=”56″] Outlining
[a] Outlining means marking the outer perimeter of the haircut in front of and around the ears and at the sides and nape of the neck; outlining at the front hairline is optional, depending on hair texture.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13f0b094d85c8″ question_number=”57″] Overdirection
[a] Overdirection creates a length increase in the design and occurs when the hair is combed away from its natural fall position rather than straight out from the head toward a guide.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13eef18bed5c8″ question_number=”58″] Hairstyling
[a] Hairstyling is the art of arranging the hair in a particular style that is appropriately suited to the cut.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13ed0d42441c8″ question_number=”59″] The primary shear cutting techniques used in barbering are
[a] fingers-and-shear, shear-over-comb, shearpoint tapering, and freehand shear cutting.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13eb4e39591c8″ question_number=”60″] The three basic methods for using fingers-and-shear techniques are
[a] cutting on top of the fingers, cutting below the fingers, and cutting palm-to-palm
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13e969efafdc8″ question_number=”61″] The shear-over-comb cutting technique is used to cut the ______ of the hair and is an important method used in tapering.
[a]
ends
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13e7d027831c8″ question_number=”62″] Freehand Shear Cutting
[a] Freehand shear cutting is a technique that may or may not utilize your fingers or a comb to control the hair while cutting against the skin.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13e5ebddd9dc8″ question_number=”63″] Freehand Clipper Cutting
[a] Freehand clipper cutting requires a steady hand and consistent use of the comb or hair pick while cutting.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13e40794309c8″ question_number=”64″] Clipper-over-Comb Cutting
[a] Clipper-over-comb cutting can be used for the entire haircut or to blend the hair from shorter tapered areas to longer areas at the top, crest, or occipital
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13e1fe09c91c8″ question_number=”65″] Arching with a Clipper or Trimmer
[a] Many barbers prefer to use an outliner or trimmer with a fine cutting edge to finish sideburns and the outline around the ears and down the sides of the neck.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13e019c01fdc8″ question_number=”66″] Razor cutting
[a] The angle of the razor relative to the surface of the hair tapers the hair ends rather than the blunt ends produced by shear cutting.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13de1035b85c8″ question_number=”67″] Razor-over-Comb Cutting
[a] Razor-over-comb cutting can be performed in two different ways using a freehand razor position.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13dc06ab50dc8″ question_number=”68″] Razor Rotation
[a] Razor rotation is performed by using a rotating motion with the comb and razor as the hair is being cut.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13d8f85bb59c8″ question_number=”69″] Fingers-and-Razor Cutting
[a] Fingers-and-razor cutting is performed by holding the hair section between your fingers and cutting either from the top to the bottom of the section or from one side to the other. It is also known as Freehand Slicing.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13d714120c5c8″ question_number=”70″] Hair Thinning and Texturizing
[a] Hair thinning is used to reduce the bulk or weight of the hair. Techniques include thinning, slicing and carving, slithering, point cutting, and notching.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13d52fc8631c8″ question_number=”71″] Flat Tops
[a] Flat tops are very short on the sides and back area, with slightly longer hair at the upper parietal and front sections and a flat top section.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13cf5daaa91c8″ question_number=”72″] Crew Cuts
[a] Crew cuts have short, semi-short, or medium-tapered side and back lengths with a top section that gradually increases in length from the crown to the front hairline.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13cd9ea1be1c8″ question_number=”73″] Brush or Butch Cuts
[a] Brush or butch cuts are variations of the crew cut.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13cbdf98d31c8″ question_number=”74″] High and Tight Cuts
[a] High and tight cuts are cut extremely close or shaved on the sides and back to a level at the bottom, midpoint, or top of the parietal ridge, where visible hair should be seen blending with a short top section of no more than ¼ inch in length.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13c9fb4f29dc8″ question_number=”75″] Fade Style
[a] The fade style derives its name from the fact that the hair is longest in the top section and gradually fades down to nothing at the hairline
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13c86186fd1c8″ question_number=”76″] Taper Cut
[a] A taper cut is a well-blended, graduated cut that conforms to the head shape
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13c67d3d53dc8″ question_number=”77″] Precision Cut
[a] A precision cut taper describes a variation in the cutting technique rather than a style description.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13c498f3aa9c8″ question_number=”78″] Classic Pompadour
[a] The classic pompadour is basically a medium to long taper cut with a long top section. Today’s pompadour fade variation combines the very short nape, back, and side sections of a fade with the extralong top section of the classic cut.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13c2d9eabf9c8″ question_number=”79″] The classic Caesar style is cut with shears to create short, uniform layers from 1 to 2 inches throughout the head form.
Classic Caesar
[a] The classic Caesar style is cut with shears to create short, uniform layers from 1 to 2 inches throughout the head form.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13c0f5a1165c8″ question_number=”80″] Quo Vadis
[a] The quo vadis is another uniformly cut style; however, clippers are used to achieve its close, even-all-over length.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13bf36982b5c8″ question_number=”81″] Neck Shave
[a] The traditional neck shave consists of shaving the sides of the neck and across the nape with a razor.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13bd524e821c8″ question_number=”82″] Outline Shave
[a] The outline shave starts at the bottom of the sideburns, arches around and behind the ears down the sides of the neck and across the nape.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13bb9345971c8″ question_number=”83″] Eyebrow trimming may require a combination of techniques, depending on the length and ________ of brow hair.
[a]
density
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13b9aefbeddc8″ question_number=”84″] Outliners with T-shaped blades or nose hair trimmers are the _______ tools to use for trimming excess hair from the nostrils.
[a]
safest
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13b7eff302dc8″ question_number=”85″] Natural Drying
[a] Natural drying is the term used when the hair is left to air-dry naturally.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13b630ea17dc8″ question_number=”86″] Describe Finger Styling
[a] When finger styling the hair you will use your fingers to manipulate the hair into place instead of a comb or brush.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13b44ca06e9c8″ question_number=”87″] Scrunch Styling
[a] Scrunch styling is actually a form of finger styling that is typically used on wavy to curly hair patterns with enough length to create a tousled look.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13b2b2d841dc8″ question_number=”88″] Finger Waving
[a] Finger waving is a wet styling technique that involves the process of shaping and directing the hair into an S pattern using the fingers, comb, and styling lotion.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13b0f3cf56dc8″ question_number=”89″] Blowdry styling is the technique of drying and styling damp hair in ____ operation and has revolutionized the hair care industry.
[a]
one
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13af5a072a1c8″ question_number=”90″] Freeform Drying
[a] Freeform blowdrying is a quick, easy method of drying the client’s hair that is probably most like the techniques men use at home.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13ad9afe3f1c8″ question_number=”91″] Stylized Drying
[a] Stylized blowdrying creates a more finished appearance because each section is dried in a definite direction with the aid of a comb or brush followed by the dryer.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13abb6b495dc8″ question_number=”92″] Diffused Drying
[a] Diffused drying is used when the client desires to maintain the natural wave pattern of the hair, as opposed to temporarily straightening it with the blowdryer and brush.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13aa1cec691c8″ question_number=”93″] Braids
[a] On-the-scalp cornrows are one of the most popular styles of braids worn today. Cornrows require working close to the scalp across the curves of the head.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13a838a2bfdc8″ question_number=”94″] Locks
[a] Locks, also known as dreadlocks, are created from natural-textured hair that is intertwined together to form a single network of hair. Hair locking is the process that occurs when coiled hair is allowed to develop in its natural state.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13a65459169c8″ question_number=”95″] Explain what a good haircut and style should accomplish.
[a] The haircut and style should accentuate the client’s best features and minimize the weakest ones.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13a4700f6d5c8″ question_number=”96″] What should a client consultation be able to tell you about the client’s desired haircut and style?
[a] The consultation should be able to tell you what the client wants his hair to look like or to be able to do.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13a2668505dc8″ question_number=”97″] List seven facial shapes.
[a] The seven facial shapes are oval, round, inverted triangular, square, pear-shaped, oblong, and diamond.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13a0ccbcd91c8″ question_number=”98″] What anatomical features influence haircutting and styling and what are the physical considerations that help to determine the best haircut and style for an individual?
[a] The individual’s facial shape, head shape, profile, neck length, and the size and placement of his ears.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|139ee8732fdc8″ question_number=”99″] Explain the process of envisioning.
[a] The process of picturing or visualizing in one’s mind the finished cut and style, based on the client consultation.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|139d296a44dc8″ question_number=”100″] List the sections of the head form as they apply to men’s haircutting.
[a] The front, top, temporal, crown, sides, sideburns, back, and nape.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|139afa9f1f1c8″ question_number=”101″] List design elements used in haircutting and styling.
[a] Line, form, space, texture, and color.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|1397320bcc9c8″ question_number=”102″] Explain why the hair should be in a damp condition for razor cutting.
[a] To ensure client comfort and a precise cut, and to avoid tugging and discomfort.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13954dc2235c8″ question_number=”103″] Describe the razor-rotation technique.
[a] Razor rotation requires a rotating motion of the comb and razor. In the first movement, the razor follows the comb through the hair. Then the comb follows the razor in a circular or rotating motion.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13931ef6fd9c8″ question_number=”104″] Explain the braiding technique used to create cornrows.
[a] The hair is parted off and then the parting is divided into three strands. Working close to base, the left strand is crossed under the center strand, and then the right strand is crossed under the center strand. Hair is picked up from the base and added to the outer strand before crossing under the center strand.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|138c48140fdc8″ question_number=”105″] Define hairlocking.
[a] Hairlocking is the process that occurs when coiled hair is allowed to develop in its natural state, without the use of combs, heat, or chemicals.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|138a63ca669c8″ question_number=”106″] Why do state barber boards most often require a licensure candidate to perform a taper cut during the practical exams?
[a] Because it requires several cutting techniques using different tools to be performed properly, including the fingers-and-shear, shear-over-comb, freehand shear, freehand clipper, clipper-over-comb, and razor outlining techniques.
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13887f80bd5c8″ question_number=”107″] To eliminate any guesswork about the desired haircut or style, the barber performs a
[a] client consultation
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|1386e5b8909c8″ question_number=”108″] Barbers should be able to recognize ___________ facial shapes.
[a] seven
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|1381835d115c8″ question_number=”109″] The facial shape most often recognized as ideal is the _________ facial shape.
[a] oval
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|137fc454265c8″ question_number=”110″] Over-wide cheekbones and a narrow chin are features of the ________ facial shape.
[a] inverted triangle
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|137de00a7d1c8″ question_number=”111″] When designing a hairstyle for the oblong facial shape, the objective is to ___________the shape.
[a] shorten
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|137ad1bae1dc8″ question_number=”112″] The features of a concave profile are a
[a] prominent forehead and chin
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|1378ed71389c8″ question_number=”113″] To minimize the appearance of a long neck, the hair should be
[a] left longer
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13746a9a2edc8″ question_number=”114″] The widest section of the head is the
[a] parietal ridge
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|1372ab9143dc8″ question_number=”115″] The bone that protrudes at the base of the skull is the _________ bone.
[a] occipital
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|137057855fdc8″ question_number=”116″] Three types of straight lines used in haircutting are
[a] horizontal, vertical, and diagonal
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|136ebdbd331c8″ question_number=”117″] Elevation is also known as
[a] projection
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|136cfeb4481c8″ question_number=”118″] The outer perimeter of the haircut is called the _________ line.
[a] design
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|136b1a6a9edc8″ question_number=”119″] The ____________ line is the heaviest perimeter area of a 0 elevation or 45-degree cut.
[a] weight
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13695b61b3dc8″ question_number=”120″] The removal of excess bulk from the hair is called
[a] thinning
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|136777180a9c8″ question_number=”121″] Cutting above the fingers is a
[a] fingers-and-shear technique
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|136592ce615c8″ question_number=”122″] When using the shear-over-comb technique, the hair is placed in position for cutting by
[a] rolling the comb out
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|136364033b9c8″ question_number=”123″] The standard clipper cutting techniques are the
[a] clipper-over-comb and freehand
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|135bd2dc969c8″ question_number=”124″] Cutting ________the grain involves cutting the hair in the opposite direction of hair growth.
[a] against
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|135a13d3ab9c8″ question_number=”125″] __________ uses a rotating motion with the comb and razor as the hair is being cut.
[a] Razor rotation
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|13582f8a025c8″ question_number=”126″] Shaving the sides of the neck and across the nape with a razor is called a(n) __________ shave.
[a] neck
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|135625ff9adc8″ question_number=”127″] Styling the hair into braids and locks is a form of ___________hair care.
[a] natural
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|1353acb2f89c8″ question_number=”128″] In shear-over-comb cutting, the comb is held parallel to the
[a] still blade of the shears
[q json=”true” dataset_id=”Men’s haircutting and styling flashcards|1349ecc12ddc8″ question_number=”129″] Creating a ridge or bend in the hair with a comb, followed by concentrated heat from the blowdryer, gives the hair
[a] direction
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