Chapter 17 Review Questions | Milady's Standard Professional Barbering

Chapter 17 Review Questions
  1. List the four basic cuts and the elevations or projections used to achieve them. 
  • Blunt - 0 elevation
  • Graduated - 45 degrees of elevation
  • Uniform layered - 90 degrees of elevation
  • Long layered - 180 degree cut
  1. Explain over-direction. Over direction occurs when the hair is combed away from its natural fall position. The technique of shifting the hair into a different position facilitates length increase in a design and the ability to blend short and long lengths along a perimeter design line or interior section.
  2. List the methods used in wet hairstyling.
  • Finger waving
  • Pin curls
  • Hair wrapping
  • Roller sets
  1. Define on-base, half off-base, and off-base curl placement. Explain the effects of each.
  • On-base roller placement sits directly on the base and produces a full-volume curl. On-base placement is achieved by slightly over-directing the hair beyond 90 degrees in front of the base.
  • Half off-base roller placement sits halfway on and halfway behind the base after rolling the hair paring at 90 degrees. Medium volume
  • Off-base roller placement produces the least amount of volume and sits completely off the base. The hair is held at 45 degrees from the base and rolled down to the scalp.
  1. What is thermal hairstyling? Thermal styling uses heat to produce waving or straightening effects.
  2. List the tools used in thermal hairstyling.
  • Marcel irons
  • Electric thermal irons
  • Pressing combs
  • Electric flat irons
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