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| SPACE BETWEEN TWO LINES OR SURFACES THAT INTERSECT AT A GIVEN POINT. |
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| HIGHEST POINT ON THE TOP OF THE HEAD. |
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| TRIANGULAR SECTION THAT BEGINS AT THE APEX AND ENDS AT THE FRONT CORNERS. |
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| TECHNIQUE USING DIAGONAL LINES BY CUTTING HAIR ENDS WITH A SLIGHT INCREASE OR DECREASE IN LENGTH. |
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| HAIRCUT IN WHICH ALL HAIR FALLS TO ONE HANGING LEVEL; NO LAYERS. |
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| PLACING STILL BLADE ON SCALP AND THEN MOVING SHEARS THROUGH THE HAIR WHILE OPENING AND PARTIALLY CLOSING THE SHEARS. |
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| CLIPPERS MOVE SIDE TO SIDE ACCROSS THE COMB. |
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| PARTING THE HAIRCUT IN THE OPPOSITE WAY FROM WHICH YOU CUT IT. |
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| AREA OF THE HEAD BETWEEN THE APEX AND BACK OF THE PARIETAL RIDGE. |
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| ANGLE AT WHICH THE FINGERS ARE HELD WHEN CUTTING. |
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| WHERE AND HOW HAIR IS MOVED OVER THE HEAD. |
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| ANGLE OR DEGREE AT WHICH A SUBSECTION OF HAIR IS HELP, OR LIFTED, FROM THE HEAD WHEN CUTTING. |
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| POINTS ON THE HEAD THAT SIGNAL A CHANGE IN THE SHAPE OF THE HEAD. |
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| TECHNIQUES IN WHICH PEICES OF HAIR OF SNIPPED OUT AT RANDOM INTERVALS. |
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| TECHNIQUE USED TO RELEASE WEIGHT FROM THE SUBSECTION, ALLOWING HAIR TO MOVE MORE FREELY. |
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| ELEVATION OCCURS WHEN A SECTION IS LIFTED ABOVE 0 DEGREES. |
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| DIRECTION IN WHICH THE HAIR GROWS FROM THE SCALP. |
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| SECTION OF HAIR LOCATED EITHER AT THE PERIMETER OR THE INTERIOR, THAT DETERMINES THE LENGTH THE HAIR WILL BE. |
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| HAIR THAT GROWS AT THE OUTERMOST PERIMETER ALONG THE FACE, AROUND EARS, AND ON NECK. |
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| SHAPE OF THE HEAD, WHICH GREATLY AFFECTS THE WAY THE HAIR FALLS AND BEHAVES. |
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| GUIDELINE THAT IS INSIDE THE HAIRCUT RATHER THAN IN THE PERIMETER. |
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| GRADUATED EFFECT ACHEIVED BY CUTTING THE HAIR WITH ELEVATION OR OVER-DIRECTION. |
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| CREATE MOVEMENT AND VOLUME IN THE HAIR BY RELEASING WEIGHT. |
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| THIN CONTINUOUS MARK USED AS A GUIDE. |
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| HAIR IS CUT AT 180 DEGREES. |
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| COMBING A SECTION AWAY FROM ITS NATURAL FALLING POSITION. |
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| CUTTING POSITIONIN WHICH THE PALMS OF BOTH HANDS ARE FACING EACH OTHER. |
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| LINE DIVIDING THE HAIR TO THE SCALP THAT SEPERATES ONE SECTION OF HAIR FROM ANOTHER OR SUBSECTIONS. |
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| OUTER LINE OF A HAIRSTYLE. |
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| TIPS OF SHEARS ARE USED TO CUT POINTS INTO THE ENDS OF THE HAIR. |
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| COMB AND RAZOR ARE USED ON THE SURFACE OF THE HAIR. |
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| TEXTURIZING TECHNIQUE SIMILAR TO RAZOR OVER COMB, DONE WITH CIRCULAR MOTIONS. |
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| USED TO ESTABLISH DESIGN LINES THAT ARE PROPORTIONAL. |
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| TO DIVIDE THE HAIR BY PARTING INTO UNIFORM WORKING AREAS FOR CONTROL. |
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| HAIRCUTTING TECHNIQUE IN WHICH HAIR IS HELD IN PLACE WITH COMB WHILE THE TIPS OF THE SCISSORS ARE USED TO REMOVE THE LENGTHS. |
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