Changes in Haircut Shapes by Mixing Same Layer Haircut and Medium-Graduation Haircut according to the Division of Head and Slice Lines During Hair Cutting Ⅳ

Abstract

Purpose: The goal was to provide the information necessary for the haircut style by demonstrating the changes in the shape and length of the haircut, employing the same layer cut for the lower part and the medium-graduation cut for the upper part, which is dsame by sectioning different head areas through the three (3) types of slice lines, including the A line, the parallel line, and the V line.Methods: After sectioning the head areas as the front side point-golden point+2 (F-G+2), side pointgolden back medium point+1 (S-GBMP+1), and ear point-back point (E-B), mediumgraduation cut was executed on the upper part and the same layer cut was executed on the lower part using the A, parallel, and V slice lines.Results: After sectioning the head into three areas, the medium-graduation cut was executed on the upper part, and the same layer cut was executed on the lower part. As a result, there were changes in the haircut shape and hair length, depending on the location of the section and the shape lines.Conclusion: The combination of the medium-gradation cut and same layer cut executed on the head area demonstrated that the haircut style could suit both the physical attributes and needs of a customer as the volume and layer level in the silhouette can be adjusted according to the location of the section and the slice line.