| acute | | area all around the hairline |
| interior | | removing bulk from the hair |
| distribution | | an angle that is greater than 90 degrees but less than 180 degrees |
| increased | | direction the hair is combed in relation to its parting |
| naturalfall | | implement used to distribute and control the hair |
| texture | | front area of the interior |
| texturizing | | cutting technique used to define the perrimeter |
| level | | dividing the hair into workable areas for the purpose of control |
| perimeter | | highest point of the head |
| unactivated | | angle that is greater than zero degrees and less than 90 degrees |
| solid | | form that is cut at 45 degrees, shorter exterior going into a longer interior |
| perpindicular | | distribution the hair assumes as it falls from the head due to gravitational pull |
| haircutting | | form that has shorter layers in the interior progressing to a longer exterior; 180 degrees |
| exterior | | area above the crest area |
| neckstrip | | a line that goes straight up and down, perpendicular to a parallel line |
| nape | | texture when hair ends are visible |
| graduated | | form that is cut at 90 degrees, equal lengths throughout that section |
| vertical | | distribution that is held at 90 degrees from its parting |
| zone | | texture when ends of hair are not visible in natural fall; hair is smooth |
| right | | area below the crest area |
| obtuse | | razor sculpting technique to remove length; performed on the underside of the hair |
| comb | | widest area of the head |
| outlining | | view of the hair with projections, not concrete or in natural fall |
| guideline | | angles between 0-30 degrees are known as ___ projection |
| diagnal | | catergory of length in pivot point; there are 7 of them and refer to areas of the body where the hair falls |
| forward | | also known as elevation, angle at which the hair is held in relation to the curve of the head |
| thinning | | controls the moveable blade of the shears |
| projection | | diameter and feel of hair |
| horizontal | | area immediately below the occipital |
| activated | | design line used for cutting |
| arcing | | area between anatomical and spherical levels of hair length |
| form | | line tha is parallel to the horizon |
| abstract | | artistic carving or removing of hair lengths with shears, clippers, or razor |
| fringe | | form that is one length and cut at zero projection |
| low | | cut where it is shorter in back getting longer in front, known as a diagnol ___ |
| occipital | | thinning the hair to reduce bulk or create suppport, fullness and mobility |
| crown | | a 90 degree angle |
| weight | | projections held below 90 degrees produce |
| uniform | | line that is slanted -- either to the left or right, slopes up or down |
| crosschecking | | term to check a haircut for balance and accuracy |
| sectioning | | bone that protrudes from the head, right below the crest area |
| thumbgrip | | three dimensional representation of shapre |
| apex | | barrier between the client and the drape, used to protect the client from disease |
