Hair Cut Visagism
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ScribdTranslationsFacial Aesthetics
1. Identify the proportions used in the face and body for creation of
designs
2. Recognize the key areas to highlight the most flattering features and
disguise, create a complete image of the client through the appropriate
communication
3. Understand the elements and principles used in the composition of a design
PREVIOUS OBJECTIVES:
Body proportion
Hair (texture)
Customer personality
Client's Lifestyle
Prior consultation with the client:
Communication (occasion or event)
Design elements (headpieces)
Design
PROPORTION BETWEEN HEAD AND BODY
According to the guidelines followed by most artists, the average proportion
the woman should be 1.70 of her total height of her body
The man is 1.80 meters tall in total body height.
PHYSICAL TYPES
In general terms, we will say that there are three types of body types according to the
height and bone structure and are:
Tall and slender constitution
Medium constitution
Low and sturdy constitution
TALL AND SLIM CONSTITUTION
People with a tall and slender build have an elongated bone structure.
narrow, without shoulders or prominent hips.
long neck extremities, the head looks smaller. Women of 1.70 or
more; men 1.80 or taller.
These short and shapeless styles make them look taller and thinner.
They need long and voluminous hair to balance their structure.
MEDIA CONSTITUTION
People of medium build have dominant shoulders and a medium hip.
They are provided; women 1.60 or taller, men 1.70 or taller.
They can wear any type of style, shorts and with more volume will make them look better.
highs ...
With long hair, they will appear shorter.
LOW AND ROBUST CONSTITUTION
People of short and stocky build have a strong and solid bone structure.
wide shoulders and hips, short limbs and neck. Women 1.60 meters or less;
men 1.70 meters or shorter in height.
They need these shorts and with a higher volume, to see a taller appearance....
Long, rounded or straight shapes will make them look wider and smaller.
TYPES OF FACES
FLAT HORIZONTAL FACE
These three areas, which in the ideal model should measure the same.
1.- From the hairline to where the nose begins.
2.- From where the nose starts to its base
From the base of the nose to the tip of the chin.
OVAL FACE
It is true that the oval face is considered the 'perfect' one, this does not mean that
You shouldn't do anything to highlight it, but rather it's easier to beautify it and make it look its best.
beautiful possible. Women with oval faces should highlight the shape by avoiding
obstructions both in the forehead area and in the chin area. without
to mention that any article of clothing or product that distracts the gaze from the face
or even what covers it can be an enemy of the oval face.
ROUND FACE
The characteristic features of this type of face are a narrow forehead and cheeks.
voluminous and a small chin.
Corrective Design
For short hair, elongated contours in front of the ears are recommended.
One should avoid adding volume at the sides; increasing it at the top.
head.
SQUARE FACE
The broad and flat forehead, straight contrasting cheekbones, and prominent cheeks are the
main characteristics of the square face that easily convey a
impression of severity.
Corrective Design
The style should avoid straight or very tight cuts. Rounded or oval contours.
they are very flattering. The uneven and light curls that fall over the face soften the
hard expression.
The hair should fall over the face. Asymmetrical elements draw attention.
TRIANGULAR FACE
The characteristic features of triangular faces are: flat forehead and chin.
pointed. Large ears or a long neck additionally accentuate this shape.
A carefully designed haircut will balance the existing geometry. Under
no circumstance of volume where the shape of the head already has it.
VERY HIGH FRONT
The hairstyle is the easiest way to correct the forehead; it is a part
the extent of the face should be in appropriate proportion
CORRECCIONES:
Fringe
Long above the eyebrows and thick
VERY LOW FRONT
The distance between the hairline and the eyebrows is small.
create an optical effect that the hairline starts higher.
CORRECTIONS:
Bangs with a high center
It must be smooth and long.
PROFILES
CONVEX PROFILE
It refers to when the upper jaw is somewhat advanced in relation to the
chin and in this way forms a convex angle with the tip of the nose. It can
to say that this occurs due to a lack of development in the lower jaw or that the jaw
superior has grown excessively.
CONCAVE PROFILE
The lines that connect the tip of the nose with the jaw and the jaw with the chin are
they come together forming a less than sign. It refers to when the upper jaw is located
delayed in relation to the lower jaw. People who have these
Characteristics are determined that have maintained a deterioration of the upper jaw or
a hypergrowth of the lower jaw.
STRAIGHT PROFILE
a nearly straight line is formed between the jaws and the chin. It is considered that the
The jaws have grown properly and are positioned correctly.
Wide Short Neck
It aims to create a slimmer effect.
Corrections:
• In long hair that touches the shoulders with vertical lines that cover part of the
neck
• Short hair with volume on top, clear temples, very short nape.
LONG AND SLIM NECK
Although it allows any length and style, it fits more horizontal lines in the middle of the
neck.
FLAT ROOF
• It is a very vertical skull
CORRECTIONS:
Volume
PROMINENT NODES
Bulbous or pointed
CORRECTIONS:
Avoid volumes in the area
