Question

1. which of the five planning steps to bringing a design to life involves a stylist learning an design mistakes? a. seek inspiration. b. work the plan. c. try and try again. d. take calculated risks. 22. a stylist is meeting with a client seeking a new hairstyle that will better complement the client’s face is wide at the cheekbones but narrow at the chin and forehead. what styl beneficial to the client? a. choose a chin - length style with volume on the sides and the hair cut close to the to b. shape the hair close to the head around the temples and jaw while adding width ar c. style the hair close to the head with no volume and long bangs. d. shape the hair close to the head at the cheekbone line with more fullness at the fo 23. why should a stylist cut curly, coarse hair when it is dry? a. curly, coarse hair is moisture resistant, so it won’t be fully wet, making cuts uneve b. curly, coarse hair straightens as it dries, so it will appear much longer if cut wet. c. curly, coarse hair shrinks as it dries, so it will appear much shorter if cut wet. d. curly, coarse hair gains volume as it dries, so hair will be more voluminous than d 24. which hair pattern and texture tangles easily and benefits from the use of a thermal before blowdrying? a. coily afro - texture b. curly, fine c. straight, coarse d. wavy, medium 25. a client’s facial shape is determined by the position and prominence of the a. head shape b. chin line c. profile d. facial bones 26. what is a problem when trying to style straight, fine hair? a. straight, fine hair can appear dense, making it difficult to design a style that use b. straight, fine hair hugs the head shape, which can separate the hair, revealing long. c. straight, fine hair becomes heavy when wet, so a style must accommodate the d. straight, fine hair lacks body and has limited elasticity, so there are limited styl natural state.

Explanation:

• For question 21: The step 'Try and try again' involves learning from design - mistakes as it implies repeated attempts and improvement.
• For question 22: Shaping the hair close to the head around the temples and jaw while adding width at the top can balance a face that is wide at the cheekbones and narrow at the chin and forehead.
• For question 23: Curly, coarse hair shrinks as it dries, so cutting it wet will result in it appearing much shorter when dry.
• For question 24: Coily Afro - texture hair tangles easily and benefits from using a thermal before blow - drying to manage tangles.
• For question 25: A client's facial shape is determined by the position and prominence of the facial bones.
• For question 26: Straight, fine hair lacks body and has limited elasticity, which restricts styling options.

Answer:

1. c. Try and try again.
2. b. Shape the hair close to the head around the temples and jaw while adding width at the top.
3. c. Curly, coarse hair shrinks as it dries, so it will appear much shorter if cut wet.
4. a. coily Afro - texture
5. d. facial bones
6. d. Straight, fine hair lacks body and has limited elasticity, so there are limited styling options in its natural state.