Part 1: Women's Basic Salon Design Cut Theory

1.
Types and characteristics of basic cuts
2.
Head point
3.
Division and names of the skull
4.
Division and naming of the skull
5.
section
6.
distribution
7.
The concept of up, down, left, and right of the cut
8.
Treatment angle
9.
base
10.
Guidelines
11.
Finger/Scissor Position
12.
Distinguishing between different types of haircuts by head area
13.
Outline
14.
Types and techniques of cutting tools and instruments
15.
Types of haircut techniques
16.
Texture technique

Part 2: Women's Basic Salon Design Cut Practice

Chapter 1 Basic One-Length Cut Style
[Style number 1] Long one-length cut square line
[Style number 2] Long one-length cut with round lines
[Style number 3] Medium one-length cut
[Style number 4] Natural one-length bob cut
[Style number 5] Mushroom one-length cut
Chapter 2 Basic Gradient Incremental
[Style number 6] Low gradient cut increase
[Style number 7] Medium gradient cut increase
[Style number 8] High gradient cut increase
Chapter 3 Basic Layer
[Style number 9] Long layer cut square line
[Style number 10] Long layer cut round line
[Style number 11] Medium layer cut application
Chapter 4 Basic Short Cut Line
[Style number 12] Short cut square line
[Style number 13] Short cut round line

* The six principles of Kurt

1.
The same method of dividing equally is applied.
2.
The angle is based on the head angle, and the type of cut is distinguished by the difference in length.
3.
Set the base of the cut using only on-base and overdirection.
(The falling line varies depending on the curve of the skull, so determine the base accordingly.)
4.
First, understand the overall aesthetic.
(square line, round line, combax, concave, full angle, back angle, etc.)
5.
When cutting, make sure to maintain equal division and base when processing the texture.
6.
The point of the head is the standard. (The point of the head is determined by measuring the length and circumference of the wig head in centimeters. This value may vary from customer to customer, so it is important to be aware of the difference.)

* Book structure

This book is systematically divided into theory and practice so that it can be applied directly to real-world situations.
Part 1 - Theory: This section outlines the essential basic principles for cutting.
Part 2 - Practical section is centered around women's basic cut practice.
Chapter 1.
Basic one-length line long, medium, bob, mushroom, etc. cutting techniques based on shoulder line are explained.
Chapter 2.
The basic gradient line focuses on low, medium, and high shapes, focusing on the volume and outline of the back of the head.
Chapter 3.
Basic Layer Line This explains how to create square and round lines based on a 90-degree angle between the two layers.
Chapter 4.
Basic Shortcut Line A shortcut style that applies the basic techniques of chapters 1 to 3, and includes square and round line cuts.
It contains a total of 13 basic cuts that can be easily and accurately followed, and is organized into styles that can be applied and created.
This book is based on cutting methods proven in salons and educational settings.
We also made it possible to watch videos.
We have provided video practice through QR codes in each chapter.