Principles of Hair Design

The area that the hair occupies is known as:

The outline or silhouette of a hairstyle is known as:

Which element of hair design creates the form, design, and movement of a hairstyle?

Lines that are parallel to the floor that create width are called:

Which types of lines will soften a design?

Hairstyles with which type of line are best for clients who require a minimum of care when styling their hair?

The relationship between objects in relation to their size is known as:

Establishing equal or approximate proportions to create symmetry in the hair is called:

When opposite sides of the hairstyle have different lengths or volume, it is called:

The recurrent pattern that creates movement in a hairstyle is called:

The place the eye sees first in a hairstyle is called:

The principle of hair design that holds all the elements of a design together is:

The terms straight, wavy, and curly describe:

Ornamentation is a way of creating:

The most versatile type of hair for styling is: