Cosmetology Chapter 14: Principles of Hair Design

Which type of lines are used to emphasize or minimize facial features?

• vertical
• curved
• horizontal
• diagonal

Volume or _____ is the mass or general outline of a hairstyle.

• balance
• profile
• form
• space

The area surrounding the form is called:

• balance
• space
• proportion
• design texture

In the principles of hair design, the comparative relationship of one thing to another is called:

• rhythm
• proportion
• design texture
• space

When working with a client who has large hips or broad shoulders, you should create a style with:

• tight curls
• a shorter length
• less volume
• greater volume

When you establish equal or appropriate proportions to create symmetry, you establish:

• balance
• harmony
• rhythm
• proportion

When an imaginary line is drawn down the center of the face resulting in the two sides forming a mirror image of one another, _____ occurs.

• proportion
• rhythm
• symmetrical balance
• asymmetrical balance

In hair design, _____ is a regular pulsation or a recurrent pattern of movement.

• rhythm
• emphasis
• asymmetrical balance
• symmetrical balance

The _____ in a design is what first draws the eye, before it travels to the rest of a design.

• profile
• design texture
• form
• emphasis

What holds all the elements of a design together?

• rhythm
• harmony
• emphasis
• space