________________ is parting the hair in the opposite way you cut it, at the same elevation.

The danger zones are...

Use the __________ teeth of the comb for light tension.

Pay close attention to strong growth patterns in the ________ and __________.

All the hair is elevated to 90 degrees from the scalp.

The shape is soft and rounded with no build up of weight or corners.

__________ sections reduce weight.

Shorter layers on top and increasingly longer toward the perimeter.

The size of a subsection is determined by the _______ of the hair.

All the hair comes to a single hanging level, forming a weight line.

__________ haircuts are excellent for finer and thinner hair.

There is a visual build up of weight in a given area.

In a ____________ haircut the ends appear father apart.

Taken from recession to recession, separates head at the parietal ridge to below the crown.

Also referred to as pie shaped sections rotates from central point and used in layering.

Center forehead to center nape, divides the head in two sections.

Section taken from ear to ear starting at the apex.