CHS Hair Cutting & Styling Techniques 3

Question 1

Which sectioning pattern is most commonly used when cutting a one-length bob?

Accepted Answer

Horizontal sections from nape to crown

Answer

Horizontal sections from nape to crown ensure the guide is consistently followed for a clean, one-length result.

Question 2

Slithering (effilating) is a technique that:

Accepted Answer

Removes bulk by sliding scissors down the hair shaft

Answer

Slithering involves opening and partially closing the scissors while sliding them down the hair shaft to remove bulk without shortening length significantly.

Question 3

What is the correct blow-drying technique to minimize frizz on curly hair?

Accepted Answer

Low heat with a diffuser attachment

Answer

A diffuser attachment disperses airflow to dry curls gently without disrupting their pattern, minimizing frizz.

Question 4

A 'disconnected' haircut is characterized by:

Accepted Answer

Two or more sections that do not blend into each other

Answer

A disconnected haircut intentionally leaves two or more sections unblended, creating a visible contrast between different lengths or textures.

Question 5

When cutting men's hair with clippers, a '#2' guard leaves approximately how much hair length?

Accepted Answer

1/4 inch

Answer

A #2 clipper guard leaves approximately 1/4 inch of hair, as each guard number increases by 1/8 inch.

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CHS Hair Cutting & Styling Techniques 3