What is a pivot haircut?
Pivot Point measures mannequin hair using a 90° projection angle from the head. The structure graphics illustrate the true length progression to give you a better understanding of how long the hair is and how it will fall.
What is point cutting hair technique?
Point cutting is a hair cutting technique that allows us to turn an ordinary cut into a look that is full of movement and texture all achieved by the removal of weight and creating seamless layering. The objective of point cutting is not to remove length, it is to soften ends and impart texture to a cut.
What are the different hair cutting techniques?
Below we discuss the various cutting techniques commonly used in the hairdressing industry.
- Club cutting. This is sometimes referred to as ‘blunt’ cutting and is often used when the top of the hair or the sides.
- Scissor and clip over comb.
- Graduating.
- Thinning.
- Freehand.
- Texturising.
What is the planar sculpting technique?
Planar sculpting. Technique in which the hair is sculpted along imaginary horizontal and vertical planes. Overcomb technique. Technique relied on a comb to hold lengths when hair is so short it cannot be easily held between the fingers.
What is a pivoting section in haircutting?
Pivot section. Pie shaped section that radiates from a center point and used for layering and graduation. Profile section. Divides the head from the center for head to the center nape.
Is point cutting the same as thinning shears?
Point, slithering or notching are some of the terms related to using thinning shears. Point cutting means pointing the shears into the hair and making your cut. It’s used to create softer layers and leave curly hair with a softer, textured look.
What are the benefits of point cutting your hair?
Point cutting is used to remove bulk from the hair’s ends, allowing layers or graduation built into the haircut to blend together more seamlessly. It creates movement in the hair and can be used for both men and women’s styling.
What is French haircutting technique?
At its core, the French haircutting technique frames the face with the shape of the head, resulting in a soft and sexy look. During the cut, the designer stands the guest up to cut the outline, then builds the haircut from the top down to get smooth, moving layers.