Explore the fundamentals of haircutting in Chapter 16 - Haircutting. This quiz assesses knowledge on tools like razors, techniques such as beveling and texturizing, and understanding hair anatomy like the occipital bone. Ideal for learners aiming to master cosmetology skills.
Tail
Wide-tooth
Styling
Barber
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Beveling
Slide cutting
Texturizing
Notching
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Top of the head
Base of the skull
Top of the nose
Center of the jaw
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You should use tension
You should allow for the natural lift of the hair
The hair must be completely dry
The hair must be damp
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Effilating
Texturizing
Parting
Notching
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Minimal
Maximum
No
A moderate amount of
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Razor
Clippers
Haircutting shears
Texturizing shears
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Perimeter
Guideline
Cutting line
Interior
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$200
$150
$250
$350
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Interior guideline
Cutting line
Weight line
Head form
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Bevel
Elevation
Taper
Tension
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Lengthens up to 1 inch
Shrinks up to 1 inch
Lengthens up to 1/2 inch
Shrinks up to 1/2 inch
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Build weight
Create shrinkage
Maintain its existing weight
Remove weight
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Cut the hair
Hold the shears
Hold the hair while cutting
Comb the hair
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Front
Top
Back
Sides
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Back of the ear
Front of the ear
Sides of the nape
Nose
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Keep your knees slightly bent
Center your body weight
Make sure the client is sitting up straight
Stand to the side of the section you are cutting
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Stationary guideline
Cross-check
Traveling guideline
Razor rotation
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Maintaining length & weight at the perimeter
Releasing weight
Immediately building weight
Eliminating all elevation & overdirection
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Crane
Opposing
Full offset
Offset
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Nape area
Side of the parietal
Ear
Top of the head
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Trimmers
Texturizing shears
Razors
Clippers
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Sections
Lines
Layers
Angles
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Head forms
Carvings
Elevations
Reference points
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15
45
120
90
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Nape
Back of the parietal ridge
Bang area
Side of the head
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Line
Angle
Part
Section
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Bang area
Back
Top
Nape
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Below the cuticle area
At or slightly over the cuticle area
Up to the knuckle
Over the knuckle
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75 to 80
64 or 65
56 or 57
25 to 30
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Use two fingers’ depth on the sides
Use a 90-degree elevation for the layers
Utilize vertical horizontal & diagonal cutting lines
Use a 45-degree elevation at the back
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Reduces strain on the index finger & thumb
Keeps haircutting shears sharp
Reduces the number of cutting movements
Keeps the partings of the hair smooth
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Stand to the side of the section on which you are working
Work in the direction of the growth patterns of the hair
Hold the comb stationary & cut the length against the comb
Turn the comb so the teeth are angled slightly toward the head
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Head form
Reference point
Taper
Crown
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Cutting palm-to-palm
Palming the shears
Cutting below the fingers
Cutting over your fingers
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Personal preference
Porosity of the hair
Density of the hair
Direction of hair growth
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Hair density
Growth pattern
Wave pattern
Hair texture
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Start at the hairline
Dampen the hair before you begin cutting
Hold the hair between your fingers
Start at the apex
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Scissor-over-comb
Beveling
Notching
Slide cutting
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Daily
Only when needed
Every few months
Monthly
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Asymmetric
Square
Versatile
Side swept
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Line
Angle
Section
Part
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Occipital
Zygomatic
Frontal
Parietal
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Vertical
Beveled
Horizontal
Diagonal
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Overdirection
Elevation
Pivoting
Graduation
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Layered
One-length
Graduated
Blunt
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One cutting shear & two thinning shears
Two cutting shears & two blending shears
One cutting shear & one thinning shear
Two cutting shears & one thinning shear
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Tension
Wave pattern
Weight line
Growth pattern
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