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  • ___ lines remove weight to create graduated or layerd haircuts and are used with higher elevations.
    Verticle
  • The ___ guideline is the cut's inner or interal line.
    Interior
  • Elevation creates ____ .
    Graduation
  • ___ ____ lines create movement toward the face.
    Diagonal forward
  • A ___ is a thin, continous mark used as a guide.
    Line
  • ___ is the degree at which a section or subsection of hair is held.
    Elevation
  • The ___ ___ is the directoin the hair grows from the scalp.
    Growth pattern
  • An ___ is created when the space between two lines or surface intersects at a given point.
    Angle
  • A ___ guideline does not move.
    Stationary
  • A ___ guideline travels with you as you progress through the haircut.
    Traveling
  • ___ and stacking are techniques using a diagonal line to creat angles by cutting hair ends with a slight increase or decrease in length.
    beveling
  • ___ ___ create movement away from the face.
    diagonal back
  • ___ lines build weight, create one-lgenth and low-elevation haircut & add weight.
    Horizontal
  • A ___ section divides the head into two sections (right and left)
    Profile
  • ___ occurs when hyou comb the hair away from its natural falling position.
    Overdirection
  • ___ is the number of individual hair strands on (1) square inch.
    Density
  • A ____ section separates the head at the parietal ridge to below the crown.
    Horseshoe
  • Haircutting is the basic ___ skill upon which all hair designs are built.
    Foundational
  • Each section may be divided into smaller areas called ____.
    Subsections
  • The ___ guideline is the haircuts outer line.
    Perimeter
  • A ___ is a hair subsection that determines the length the hair will be cut.
    Guideline
  • What are the (3) classifications of hair texture?
    Fine, Medium, Coarse
  • What are the (3) classifications of hair density?
    Thin, Medium, Thick
  • Hair ___ is based on each hair strand's diameter.
    Texutre
  • A ___ or ___, is the line dividing the hair at the scalp.
    Part or Parting
  • The number of a curl pattern determines the ___.
    Amount of curl
  • A ___ section divides the head from front to back.
    Radial
  • The letter of a curl pattern refers to the ___.
    tightness of the waves/curls
  • A ___ is the working area that the hair is separated into before cutting.
    Section
  • The ___ angle or cutting line creats the end shape.
    Finger
  • A ___ secgtiong rotates from a central point and is used in layering and graduation.
    Pivoting
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