What is an example of a question you would ask a client who wants a shag haircut? (Select all that apply.)

Where do you want your shortest layer?

Would you like all your layers to go back into a ponytail?

Would you like the back shorter than the front?

Would you like your length below, at, or above the jawline?

What is the FIRST step in the Shear-Over-Comb Technique ?

Stand or sit directly in front of the section you are working on. The area you are cutting should be at eye level.

With the still blade of the shears parallel to the spine of the comb, move the comb up the head, continually opening and closing the thumb blade smoothly and quickly.

Place the comb, teeth first, into the hairline and turn the comb so the teeth are angled away from the head.

Angle the comb farther away from the head as you reach the area you are blending to avoid cutting into the length (weight).

What is the SECOND step in the Shear-Over-Comb Technique ?

Place the comb, teeth first, into the hairline and turn the comb so the teeth are angled away from the head.

Stand or sit directly in front of the section you are working on. The area you are cutting should be at eye level.

With the still blade of the shears parallel to the spine of the comb, move the comb up the head, continually opening and closing the thumb blade smoothly and quickly.

Angle the comb farther away from the head as you reach the area you are blending to avoid cutting into the length (weight).

What is the THIRD step in the Shear-Over-Comb Technique ?

With the still blade of the shears parallel to the spin of the comb, move the comb up the head, continually opening and closing the thumb blade smoothly and quickly.

Stand or sit directly in front of the section you are working on. The area you are cutting should be at eye level.

Place the comb, teeth first, into the hairline and turn the comb so the teeth are angled away from the head.

Angle the comb farther away from the head as you reach the area you are blending to avoid cutting into the length (weight).

What is the FOURTH and FINAL step of the Shear-Over-Comb Technique ?

Angle the comb farther away from the head as you reach the area you are blending to avoid cutting into the length (weight).

Stand or sit directly in front of the section you are working on. The area you are cutting should be at eye level.

With the still blade of the shears parallel to the spine of the comb, move the comb up the head, continually opening and closing the thumb blade smoothly and quickly.

Place the comb, teeth first, into the hairline and turn the comb so the teeth are angled away from the head.

When using the shear-over-comb technique, ___________.

place the comb teeth first into the hairline and turn the comb so the teeth are angled away from the head

avoid falling into a consistent rhythm

hold the hair between the fingers

stand above and to the side of the area you are working on

What is good advice when working with shear-over-comb techniques?

Cross-check the area by working across is diagonally.

Always work with areas wider than the blade.

Always start at the desired length and work toward the hairline.

Use a regular cutting comb for close areas and a barber comb as you work up into the longer lengths.

Which statement is NOT true of the shear-over-comb technique?

The shear-over-comb technique is rarely used today.

It was originally a barbering technique.

It can create very short tapers.

Which statement is true of slide cutting?

Slide cutting adds volume and additional texture for looser curls and wavy textures.

Slide cutting never involves layering.

Slide cutting is not a good technique for blending.

Which type of texturizing with a razor is being performed here?

Tapering the hair with a razor.

Free hand-slicing on the ends to create a soft perimeter.

Free hand-slicing on the ends to create separation.

Free hand-slicing at the midshaft to remove weight.

Which type of texturizing with a razor is being performed here?

Free hand-slicing at the midshaft to remove weight.

Free hand-slicing on the ends to create a soft perimeter.

Free hand-slicing on the ends to create separation.

Tapering the hair with a razor.

Which type of texturizing with a razor is being performed here?

Free hand-slicing on the ends to create separation.

Free hand-slicing on the ends to create a soft perimeter.

Free hand-slicing at the midshaft to remove weight.

Tapering the hair with a razor.

Which type of texturizing with a razor is being performed here?

Free hand-slicing on the ends to create a soft perimeter.

Free hand-slicing on the ends to create separation.

Free hand-slicing at the midshaft to remove weight.

Tapering the hair with a razor.

What is the FIRST step of the Clipper-Over-Comb Technique ?

Stand directly in front of the section on which you are working. The are you are cutting should be at eye level.

Although your movements should be fluid, remember to stop momentarily to cut the section. Remove the comb from the hair and begin the motion again, using the previously cut section underneath as your guideline. Continue working up the head toward the weight or length.

Hold the comb stationary and cut the length against the comb, moving the clippers from right to left. (If you are left-handed, move the clippers from left to right.)

Place the comb, teeth first, into the hairline, and turn the comb so the teeth are angled slightly away from the head. Always work against the hair's growth patterns to ensure that you are lifting the hair away from the head and cutting evenly.

What is the SECOND step of the Clipper-Over-Comb Technique ?

Place the comb, teeth first, into the hairline, and turn the comb so the teeth are angled slightly away from the head. Always work against the hair's growth patterns to ensure that you are lifting the hair away from the head and cutting evenly.

Although your movements should be fluid, remember to stop momentarily to cut the section. Remove the comb from the hair and begin the motion again, using the previously cut section underneath as your guideline. Continue working up the head toward the weight or length.

Hold the comb stationary and cut the length against the comb, moving the clippers from right to left. (If you are left-handed, move the clippers from left to right.)

Stand directly in front of the section on which you are working. The are you are cutting should be at eye level.

What is the THIRD step of the Clipper-Over-Comb Technique ?

Hold the comb stationary and cut the length against the comb, moving the clippers from right to left. (If you are left-handed, move the clippers from left to right.)

Although your movements should be fluid, remember to stop momentarily to cut the section. Remove the comb from the hair and begin the motion again, using the previously cut section underneath as your guideline. Continue working up the head toward the weight or length.

Place the comb, teeth first, into the hairline, and turn the comb so the teeth are angled slightly away from the head. Always work against the hair's growth patterns to ensure that you are lifting the hair away from the head and cutting evenly.

Stand directly in front of the section on which you are working. The are you are cutting should be at eye level.

What is the FOURTH and FINAL step of the Clipper-Over-Comb Technique ?

Although your movements should be fluid, remember to stop momentarily to cut the section. Remove the comb from the hair and begin the motion again, using the previously cut section underneath as your guideline. Continue working up the head toward the weight or length.

Hold the comb stationary and cut the length against the comb, moving the clippers from right to left. (If you are left-handed, move the clippers from left to right.)

Place the comb, teeth first, into the hairline, and turn the comb so the teeth are angled slightly away from the head. Always work against the hair's growth patterns to ensure that you are lifting the hair away from the head and cutting evenly.

Stand directly in front of the section on which you are working. The are you are cutting should be at eye level.

What is the main difference between using Clipper-Over-Comb and using Shear-Over-Comb?

The comb is held in position for Clipper-Over-Comb work, while Shear-Over-Comb work does not require this.

Clipper-Over-Comb is done with dry hair, while Shear-Over-Comb is used with wet hair.

Clipper-Over-Comb is used for very short cuts, which are not possible with Shear-Over-Comb.

Clipper-Over-Comb can create tapers, while Shear-Over-Comb cannot.

Which question is NOT a typical question when consulting a client who would like a clipper haircut?

Would you like a square or round neckline?

Would you like your hairline natural or sharp?

Do you have any growth direction changes that are typically cut too short?

A line-up _______________.

is when straight lines or sharp angles are shaped in the natural hairline.

is a tapered haircut with a gradual transition.

is usually a type of scissor cut.

is a comparatively simple technique.

What is good advice when cutting with clippers?

Always work with small sections.

Always work with the natural growth patterns.

Texture should not affect the clipper direction.

When using the Clipper-Over-Comb Technique, the comb's size determines the length.

Which statement is true of fading?

Learning to fade takes practice.

A fade typically has hard lines.

Never brush textured hair before cutting a fade.

The term "fade" refers to only one particular style.

Milady CIMA Ch.11 Haircutting Part 2

Authored by Kaylyn Carr

Other

Professional Development

AI Actions

Add similar questions

Adjust reading levels

Convert to real-world scenario

Translate activity

More...

Content View

Student View

50 questions

Show all answers

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Which specific type of Graduated Haircut is this?

Finished Graduated Design

Straight or Blunt Hanging Line

Classic (Round) Graduated Design

Beveled or Graduated Hanging Line

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Which specific type of Graduated Haircut is this?

Finished Graduated Design

Straight or Blunt Hanging Line

Classic (Round) Graduated Design

Beveled or Graduated Hanging Line

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Which specific type of Graduated Haircut is this?

Finished Graduated Design

Straight or Blunt Hanging Line

Classic (Round) Graduated Design

Beveled or Graduated Hanging Line

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Which specific type of Graduated Haircut is this?

Finished Graduated Design

Straight or Blunt Hanging Line

Classic (Round) Graduated Design

Beveled or Graduated Hanging Line

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Which type of Uniform-Layered Haircut is this?

Uniform-Layered Haircut

Short Cropped Haircut

Short Haircut with a Square Shape

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Which type of Uniform-Layered Haircut is this?

Uniform-Layered Haircut

Short Cropped Haircut

Short Haircut with a Square Shape

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Which type of Uniform-Layered Haircut is this?

Uniform-Layered Haircut

Short Cropped Haircut

Short Haircut with a Square Shape

Access all questions and much more by creating a free account

Create resources

Host any resource

Get auto-graded reports

Continue with Google

Continue with Email

Continue with Classlink

Continue with Clever

or continue with

Microsoft

Apple

Others

Already have an account?

Similar Resources on Wayground

50 questions

Sports Quiz

Quiz

•

KG - Professional Dev...

53 questions

Chapter 8: Basics of Electricity

Quiz

•

Professional Development

45 questions

PPB-QuizIII

Quiz

•

Professional Development

50 questions

Terrestrial and Coastal Navigation II

Quiz

•

Professional Development

50 questions

GK- Marathon 13,14 & 15

Quiz

•

8th Grade - Professio...

50 questions

Children's Day Celebration

Quiz

•

Professional Development

46 questions

Marvel

Quiz

•

KG - Professional Dev...

54 questions

Final Exam Review pt.1

Quiz

•

Professional Development

Popular Resources on Wayground

15 questions

Grade 3 Simulation Assessment 1

Quiz

•

3rd Grade

22 questions

HCS Grade 4 Simulation Assessment_1 2526sy

Quiz

•

4th Grade

16 questions

Grade 3 Simulation Assessment 2

Quiz

•

3rd Grade

19 questions

HCS Grade 5 Simulation Assessment_1 2526sy

Quiz

•

5th Grade

17 questions

HCS Grade 4 Simulation Assessment_2 2526sy

Quiz

•

4th Grade

20 questions

Equivalent Fractions

Quiz

•

3rd Grade

24 questions

HCS Grade 5 Simulation Assessment_2 2526sy

Quiz

•

5th Grade

20 questions

Math Review

Quiz

•

3rd Grade

Discover more resources for Other

20 questions

Block Buster Movies

Quiz

•

10th Grade - Professi...

40 questions

Flags of the World

Quiz

•

KG - Professional Dev...

10 questions

Lead Awareness Health Hazards

Quiz

•

Professional Development

Milady CIMA Ch.11 Haircutting Part 2

Which specific type of Graduated Haircut is this?

Which specific type of Graduated Haircut is this?

Which specific type of Graduated Haircut is this?

Which specific type of Graduated Haircut is this?

Which type of Uniform-Layered Haircut is this?

Which type of Uniform-Layered Haircut is this?

Which type of Uniform-Layered Haircut is this?

What type of haircut is a Blunt Cut? (Select all that apply.)

Which haircut can use over-direction? (Select all that apply.)

What is an example of a question you would ask a client who wants a shag haircut? (Select all that apply.)

Access all questions and much more by creating a free account

Similar Resources on Wayground

Popular Resources on Wayground

Discover more resources for Other