Shape Change According to the Mixing of Forward and Rear Slope Slice Lines in Graduation Haircuts

Abstract

Purpose: This study aims to provide basic data on haircut styles by demonstrating the variation in styles and hair lengths on combining the forward slope slice line at the back of the head and the rear slope slice line on the sides of the head for graduation haircuts.Method: An experimenter cut a mannequin's hair by applying the slice lines MS1 (40˚), MS2 (55˚), and MS3 (70˚) for a low graduation cut of approximately 30˚, medium graduation cut of approximately 45˚, and high graduation cut of approximately 70˚, respectively.Results: Various shape lines were formed based on each slice line combined with each type of graduation haircuts.The haircut style using MS1 combined with the medium graduation haircut resulted in the most effective volume.Conclusion: The results have demonstrated that the slice lines that were combined with graduation cuts can be used to change the shape lines and shapes of haircut styles.These results suggest that a variety of haircut designs can be created by using a mix of forward and rear slope slice lines.

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