When determining face shape, analysis of these three areas is required

When measuring the face, this type of sectioning is used

This type of shoulder is complemented by horizontal lines, flat and wide oval lines, and A shape lines

This profile has a strong outward curvature (sometimes from a sloping forehead or chin), and adding volume in the fringe area will shorten the protruding nose

These are the four types of lines, which are series of points connecting in a variety of ways, which lead the eye through a hairstyle, creating visual illusions

Fullness in the nape area balances out this face shape

Artists use this proportion as the standard proportion between the head and body of a man

These three items need special considerations when designing a hairstyle

This is defined as an outline from the side, and can be described as straight, convex, or concave

While symmetrical balance has its weight equally positioned on both sides of the center axis, this has its weight unequally positioned

Mass and fullness at the neck create balance for this neck shape

The middle or second section (when three-sectioning the face) includes these

With shorter lengths on a client with protruding ears, doing this is recommended for balance

Defined as the coming together of all individual elements of your design into one artistic whole

This design principle refers to a pattern in which an element changes from one to another repeatedly

Avoid volume at the neck for this neck shape

A man with a height of 5' 7" - 6' 1" is considered this.

A larger face should wear this size eyeglasses

Three-dimensional representation of a shape is know as this

The design principle Contrast has a relationship of this to create interest, variety, and excitement

Volume and/or longer hair is recommended for this body type

Existing hairstyle is taken into consideration when determining this

When this is just right, it can emphasize the natural skin tone, eye color, and make the client more radiant

Two-dimensional figure consisting of points, lines, and angles, or the outline or silhouette of an object

This line adds width and is parallel to the horizion