Milady Standard Professional Barbering - Basic Principles of Haircutting and Styling
Across
- 3. Because of the curves and changes from one section to the next, the ______ respond differently in different areas of the head?
- 4. bones Facial shapes are determined by the position and prominence of the facial _________:
- 5. The _______ facial shape shape is narrow at the top, wide at the bottom
- 6. The ________ face shape: needs to be shorten
- 12. 1. highest point on the top of the head
- 13. ridge (1)also known as the crest, horseshoe or hatband area (2)widest section of the head (3)transition area from the top to the front, sides and back
- 15. A ________ is a smaller section of the hair parted off from a larger section or subsection
- 16. The ________ - ________ facial shape, over-wide cheekbones and narrow jaw line
- 17. Short necks can look longer with a ________ neckline
- 19. The _______ facial shape is considered the ideal face shape
- 20. The ______ of the head includes: front, top (apex), temporal (crest), crown, sides, sideburns, back, and nape
Down
- 1. The _______ points of the head includes; Points on the head that mark areas where the surface of the head changes or the behavior of the hair changes
- 2. The _____ facial shape: needs filling out at the temples and chin
- 3. __________ is defined as the artistic cutting and dressing of hair to best fit the client's physical needs and personality
- 4. Long necks are minimized when the hair is left _______ or ________
- 7. (1) protrudes at the base of the skull (2) begins where the head curves away from the nape
- 8. The _____ facial shape: goal is to minimize angular features at the forehead
- 9. The process of picturing or visualizing in your mind the finished out and style based on what the client has told you
- 10. Every haircut is a representation and ________ of the barber's work
- 11. The 7 _________ facial shapes are: oval, round, inverted triangular, square, pear-shaped, oblong, diamond
- 14. The _______ facial shapes goal is to slim the face
- 18. The angle or degree at which a section of hair is held from the head for cutting, relative to where it grows is called: