| Q.What
is Japanese Texturizing
A.JapaneseTexturizing
means chipping into ends to create texture in specific areas to
build up or remove weight.
Q.What
is Japanese Thining
A.Japanese
Thining,
either with thining scissors or a razor, removes bulk and weight
without affecting the overall length of the hair.
Q.What
is Japanese Slide Cutting
A.Japanese
Slide
cutting thins the hair. Scissors are used in a sliding action,
backwards and forwards along the hair length. This technique is
often done when the hair is dry.
Q.What
is Japanese Razor Cutting
A.Japanese
Razor
Cutting creates softness, tapering, and internal movement so
that the hair moves freely. It can also be used to shorten hair.
Razor Cutting is used to create softness to any haircut and it
is either used on its own or in conjuction with scissors.
Q.What
is Japanese Layering
A.Japanese
Layering
the hair evenly distributes the weight and fullness, giving a
round appearance to the style. It removes weight and heaviness
from hair.
Q.What
is Japanese Graduating
A.Japanese
Graduated
Hair is cut at an angle to give fullness on top and bland the
top hair into shorter lengths at the nape. Graduating means
developing weight along a specific line taking into account the
natural hair growth patterns and movement.
Q.What
is Japanese Clippers
A.Japanese
Clippers
are used for close-cut styles and sometimes to finish a cut.
Shaved clipper cuts are popular with teenagers.
Q.What
is Blunt Cutting
A.Blunt
Hair Cutting in which the ends are cut straight across, is often
used for hair of one length. The weight and fullness of the hair
is distributed around the perimeter of the shape. Blunt cutting
or scissor under comb is used for developing strong outline
shapes. Often this is followed by point tapering where the
scissor points are clipped into the hair to thin sections and
reduce weight.
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