Changes in Haircut Shapes by Mixing Medium-Graduation Haircut and One Length Haircut according to the Division of Head and Slice Lines during Hair Cutting Ⅰ

Abstract

Purpose: Here we provide basic data for haircut style education by applying a combination of two basic hair cut styles, medium graduation cut and one-length cut based on the division of the scalp, and demonstrating change of shape and length of the cut depending on the location of the slice lines.Method: After dividing the hair into the front side point-golden point+2 (F-G+2), side point-golden back medium point+1 (S-GBMP+1), and ear point-back point (E-B), one-length cut and medium graduation cut were applied to the upper and the lower part respectively.Finally, the hair cut was completed using slice lines of A line, parallel line and V line.Result: After dividing the hair, the one-length cut was applied to the upper part and the medium graduation cut to the lower part.As a result, there were changes in the shape of the haircut and the length of the hair depending on the location of division, and the shape lines were found to be affected by slice lines of the medium graduation cut.Conclusion: We demonstrate that when basic haircuts are combined, the shape of the haircut varies depending on the characteristics of cuts applied to each divided location, and a unique and creative haircut could be designed when diverse slice lines are applied.

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