Sculpture

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hair - is described as the artistic carving or removing of hair lengths to create various forms and shapes

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sculpting

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the length arrangement of hair producs the - of a hair sculpture

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form

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sculpture is the - of all other hair services

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foundation

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- - describes the hair as the lengths lay natueally over the curve of the head

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natural fall

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when the hair is viewed abstractly as if it were projected at 90 degreee angle from the curves of the head, it is being analyzed with - projection

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normal

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the concentration of length in a given area in a haircut to reffered to as -

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weight

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the widest area around the head is called the - it divides - from the -

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crest

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a wedge or 45 degree cut is also known as a - form

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graduate form

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a layered cut or 90 degree cut is known as a - layered form

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uniformley layered form

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the blunt cut or solid form haircut is also refferef to as the -----------------

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one length, bob, dutch boy, blunt, 90 degree

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a wedge or 45 deg. angle cut is also known as a - form

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graduated form

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the basic form that consists of shorter interior lengths that progress toward longer exterior lengths and sometimes is called a shag is known as the -------- --------- form

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increased layer form

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the uniforemly layered form has consistent lengths an - shape and has - textures

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round or circular

activated

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all four basic form are combined to create the - or - form

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square or rectilinear form

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a razor produces - or an angled effect on the end of each strand results in more - and has a softer - form line

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tapering

mobility

diffused

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insert your - finger into the finger grip to control the still blade

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ring or third finger

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for safety close your shears by releasing the thumb grip and closing your - over the shears. this is called - the shear

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palm

palming

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taper shears are used on the hair to reduce - and create -

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bulk and create mobility

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small clippers are used to - and - the hairline

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outline and refine the hairline

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the area below the occipital is called the -

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nape

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the size of the parting when sculpting is determined by the - of the hair

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density

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sculpting with the head forward produces hair lengths that are - in the nape and - surface lengths

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shorter

longer

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the direction the hair is combed in relation to its base parting is called -

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distribution

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- distribution is the direction the hair assumes as it falls naturally from the head due to gravity

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natural

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with - distribution is the direction the hair is combed at a 90 deg angle from its base parting

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perpendicular

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- also known as elevation is the angle at which the hair is held in relation to the curve of the prior to and while sculpting

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projection

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projecting - builds weight

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below 90o

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the two types of finger shear positions are parallel and -

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non parallrl

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when the fingers are positoned unequally away from the parting when sculpting the position is known as

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non parralel

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a stationary design line is a constant - guide to which all the lengths are directed

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stable

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a stationary design line is used to sculpt solid increased layered forms and to achieve a concentration of lengths or otherwise called a - area

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weight area

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a - design line is used to sculpt graduated and layered forms and square combination forms

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mobile

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- - is the final stage in sculpting to check accuracy of the haircit

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cross checking

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texturizing involves sculpting shorter lengths within the form or at the permimeter to reduce - and create - - - -- - - and visual texture in the hair sculpture

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support, closeness, fullness, mobility

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- hair should be texturized at least 1.5 inches away from the scalp

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coarse

-

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- are designed to covere the entire head and are worn for specific purposes

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wigs

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wigs can offer a quick change of - and -

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color and length

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a mojority of clients were wigs because of - hair loss or hair loss due to

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hereditary

illness