WorksheetsPrinciples of hair Design Chapter 9
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 18mins
All of the following are reasons cosmetologists should study and have a thorough understanding of hair design principles EXCEPT __________.
understanding hair design principles allows cosmetologists to know why a particular hairstyle will or will not be the best choice for a client
understanding hair design principles assists cosmetologists in achieving their styling vision
understanding hair design principles enables cosmetologists to convince their clients to try their hair styled in a way they don’t typically have it styled
understanding hair design principles gives cosmetologists the skills to create looks that emphasize their client’s best attributes while minimizing areas of concern
Which of the five planning steps to bringing a design to life involves a stylist learning and growing from past design mistakes?
Seek inspiration
Work the plan.
Try and try again.
Take calculated risks.
Which planning step in bringing an artistic design to life is defined as the stylist deciding which tools and techniques are needed to achieve their design?
Work the plan
Seek inspiration.
Try and try again.
Create a plan.
The area surrounding the mass or general outline of a style is:
Space
Form
Line
Wave Pattern
Form or mass may also be called:
Volume
Space
Line
Color
Which element of hair design refers to wave pattern?
General Outline
Positive Form
Design Texture
Negative Form
Lines which are parallel to the floor are called:
Diagonal
Horizontal
Vertical
Perpendicular
Which type of lines will soften a design?
Straight
Angular
Curved
Boxy
Hairstyles using ______ are best on clients who require the minimum of care when styling their hair.
A Single Line
Repeating Lines
Diagonal Lines
Parallel Lines
Finger waves are an example of a style using what type of lines?
A Single Line
Parallel Lines
Diagonal Lines
Contrasting Lines
Horizontal and vertical lines that meet at a 90-degree angle are called:
Repeating Lines
Diagonal Lines
Transitional Lines
Contrasting Lines
Color can help define:
Form and Space
Texture and Line
Volume and Length
Angles and Curves
Colors can be used to make all or part of a hair design appear:
Longer and Fuller
Shorter and Lighter
Larger and Smaller
Thinner and Straighter
Dark and cool colors recede or move in toward the head, creating the illusion of _________.
More Volume
Less Volume
Warm Excitement
More Movement
You can draw a line in a hairstyle in the direction you want the eye to travel by using: ___________
A Lighter Color
A Darker Color
No Part
Monotone
What can create a bold and dramatic accent to a design?
Soft Curves
Subtle Tones
Muted Color
A Single Line Of Color
Curly and overly curly hair does not reflect much light and could be ______ to the touch.
Fine
Dry
Coarse
Limp
Crimping irons are used to create interesting, ________ wave patterns like zigzags.
Unusual
Natural
Smooth
Fine
Using too many wave patterns combinations together could create a look that is__________.
Too Simple
Less Exciting
Overly Busy
More Subdued
What are the five art principles important for hair design?
Proportion, balance, rhythm, space, harmony
Proportion, balance, rhythm, emphasis, harmony
Proportion, balance, form, wave pattern, harmony
Rhythm, proportion, balance, space, wave pattern
The comparative relationship between objects relative to their size is known as:
Balance
Symmetry
Harmony
Proportion
If ______ hair is left too long, it could separate and reveal too much of the client’s scalp unless the hair is thick in density.
Curly, fine
Wavy, medium
Curly, coarse
Fine, straight
Harmony is the creation of _______ in a design and holds all the elements together.
Proportion
Emphasis
Unity
Rhythm,
When both sides of a hairstyles are the same distance from the center, the same length and have the same volume when viewed from the front, it is known to have:
Harmonious balance
Symmetrical balance
Asymmetrical balance
Rhythmic balance
When opposite sides of the hairstyle are different length or have a different volume, it is known to have
Harmonious balance
Symmetrical balance
Asymmetrical balance
Rhythmic balance
The fast or slow pattern that creates movement in a hairstyles is called:
Balance
Emphasis
Harmony
Rhythm
The place the eye sees first in a hairstyle is known as the:
Emphasis
Fast rhythm
Asymmetrical design
Harmonious flow
The principle of design which holds all the elements of design together is known as:
Balance
Rhythm
Harmony
Emphasis
The face shape which is considered to be ideal is:
Oblong
Heart-shaped
Oval
Square
The oval face is about _____ times longer than its width across the bow.
1.25
1.5
1.3
2
When styling hair for a wide face with a round hairline and round chin, the aim is to:
Create the illusion of length
Create the illusion of width
Create the illusion of angles
Create the illusion of fullness
When styling hair for a triangular-shaped face, the aim is to:
Create the illusion of width at the jawline
Create the illusion of narrowness at the jawline
Create the illusion of width at the cheekbones
Create the illusion of width at the forehead
A slight lightening of the hair at the corner of the eyes will give the illusion of width for:
Wide-set eyes
Angled eyes
Close-set eyes
Large eyes
What type of profile is considered to be ideal?
Concave
Straight
Convex
Receding
Directing the bangs over the forehead with an outwardly directed volume will benefit a:
Receding forehead
Large forehead
Protruding forehead
Narrow forehead
To give height to a round or square face and width to a long, thin face, use what type of part?
Triangular
Curved
Zigzag
Diagonal
