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WorksheetsL3 Cutting hair glossary of terms
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
Reverse graduation
Each section is cut slightly shorter than the previous one.
Once the initial guideline has been cut, each subsequent section is cut slightly longer.
All sections are cut to the same length.
The final section is cut to the shortest length.
Density
Thickness of hair.
Weight of a feather.
Volume of a balloon.
Length of a pencil.
Tapering
Used on dry hair with scissors and on wet hair with a razor; removes bulk and gives texture.
A technique that involves cutting hair in a straight line to create a blunt look.
A method of curling hair using heat tools for volume.
A process of dyeing hair to achieve a gradient effect.
Concave baseline
Such as an inverted bob.
Such as a convex lens.
Such as a flat surface.
Such as a spherical mirror.
Fragilitas Crinium
Split ends.
Hair growth disorder.
Dandruff condition.
Scalp infection.
Elasticity
Strength of the cortex.
Flexibility of the muscle.
Rigidity of the bone.
Tensile strength of the tendon.
Natural fall
Natural partings etc. and how the hair falls when wet.
The way hair is styled using heat tools.
The effect of hair products on hair texture.
The influence of hair color on its appearance.
Razor
Removes bulk and thins ends, great for texturizing.
Adds volume and curls to hair.
Used primarily for coloring hair.
Creates a straight edge for haircuts.
Asymmetric
One side longer than the other.
Both sides are equal in length.
Having a symmetrical shape.
All sides are different lengths.
Head and face shape
Cut should suit face shape.
Cut should be random and unique.
Cut should be based on hair color.
Cut should follow the latest trends.
Convex baseline
Back length is longer than the sides.
Sides are longer than the back length.
Back length is equal to the sides.
Back length is shorter than the sides.
Aftercare advice
Advising your client on products, styling, intervals between cuts.
Recommending a specific haircut style for every client.
Suggesting the use of hair dye immediately after a cut.
Encouraging clients to avoid any hair products for a week.
Disconnecting
Different lengths that do not blend.
A technique used to create a seamless transition.
A method for combining similar colors.
A style that emphasizes uniformity.
Freehand
Removes length and bulk, when no tension is needed.
Increases length and adds volume to the hair.
Creates sharp lines and defined edges.
Used primarily for layering and texturizing.
Scissor over comb
Removes length, creates graduation and blends.
Increases length and adds volume.
Creates a straight line and defines edges.
Only used for texturizing hair.
Texturizing
Softer broken edges.
Rougher edges for a more dramatic look.
Uniform and smooth surface.
Increased volume and bounce.
Growth patterns
Patterns that influence choice of cut.
Trends in plant growth rates.
Methods for measuring tree height.
Factors affecting soil quality.
