106 Cos - Mens Sculpture
1.A cutting technique used to define the perimeter hairline, such as the
nape, is known as what?: Outlining
2.A very short exterior gradually progressing to a longer interior, similar
to graduated form but shorter, is known as what?: Gradation
3.What is NOT incorporated with directional distribution?: Straight down
4.Facia hair design includes beards, goatees, mustaches, and what?:
Side- burns
5.High graduation creates what?: Maximum transparency
6.In gradation, the higher the angle of the comb, the greater the amount
of what?: Transparency
7.Medium gradation generally extends into the what?: Occipital
8.The planar sculpting technique is used to create which of the forms?: -
Square
9.The technique used to position the shears parallel to the comb while
moving both upward in unison is called what?: Shear-over-comb
10.To refine the perimeter in a shear-over-comb technique, designers use
a what?: Taper comb
11.What form is also known as a box cut?: Square
12.What technique is used when the lengths are too short to control
between your fingers?: Overcomb
13.When designing a fade, the placement of each zone should be
predeter- mined so that the design is what?: Well-balanced
14.When planar sculpting you will automatically be creating what?: A
combi- nation form
15.Which technique is used to create a flat top?: Clipper over comb
1.A cutting technique used to define the perimeter hairline, such as the
nape, is known as what?: Outlining
2.A very short exterior gradually progressing to a longer interior, similar
to graduated form but shorter, is known as what?: Gradation
3.What is NOT incorporated with directional distribution?: Straight down
4.Facia hair design includes beards, goatees, mustaches, and what?:
Side- burns
5.High graduation creates what?: Maximum transparency
6.In gradation, the higher the angle of the comb, the greater the amount
of what?: Transparency
7.Medium gradation generally extends into the what?: Occipital
8.The planar sculpting technique is used to create which of the forms?: -
Square
9.The technique used to position the shears parallel to the comb while
moving both upward in unison is called what?: Shear-over-comb
10.To refine the perimeter in a shear-over-comb technique, designers use
a what?: Taper comb
11.What form is also known as a box cut?: Square
12.What technique is used when the lengths are too short to control
between your fingers?: Overcomb
13.When designing a fade, the placement of each zone should be
predeter- mined so that the design is what?: Well-balanced
14.When planar sculpting you will automatically be creating what?: A
combi- nation form
15.Which technique is used to create a flat top?: Clipper over comb
