What technique is known for creating a classic finish in haircutting?

• Blunt cutting

• Point cutting

• Soft notching

• Reverse point cutting

How is the fringe area of the head defined?

• From the top of the ear across the lower occipital

• From the apex of the head to either recession

• From the recession through the parietal ridge

• Below the parietal ridge

Which area of the head is generally more coarse and serves as a transitional area?

• Fringe

• Top

• Side

• Back

Which section of the head determines the haircut's length and shape?

• Nape

• Back

• Side

• Top

What does over direction in haircutting affect?

• The color of the hair

• The shape of the haircut

• The moisture level of the hair

• The cutting texture

What is the main effect of elevation in haircutting?

• Affects the hair's curl pattern

• Influences the haircut's layering

• Alters the hair's moisture level

• Changes the hair color

What is the purpose of using a porosity equalizing spray during a haircut?

• To increase hair volume

• To reduce hair density

• To enhance hair color

• To maintain consistent moisture

Which cutting technique involves cutting toward the ends of the hair?

• Blunt cutting

• Point cutting

• Reverse point cutting

• Soft notching

What is the result of cutting hair with more tension?

• A softer finish

• A rougher texture

• Increased hair length

• Decreased hair density

What does soft notching primarily achieve in a haircut?

• Enhances hair color

• Adds significant length

• Reduces hair bulk

• Creates a blunt line