Design Principles Crossword

Tool used to dry and style the hair:
The main focal point of a hairdesign:
Combing a section of the hair in a circular movement over the head’s surface to form waves or curls:
This type of base creates emptiness or flat area(s) in a design:
The section of the hair that is attached to the scalp:
A technique used to set wet hair into a specific design:
This profile has a strong outward curvature because of the receding chin, protruding nose and high hairline:
The end of the hair strand that forms a complete circle for pincurls, rollersetting and/or thermal setting:
A type of line that continuously bends, creating movement, softness and/or waves:
The combination of lines that outline a shape:
A pleasing arrangement of shapes and lines that incorporates all elements of design:
This curl sits totally off its base:
This curl sits completely on its base:
The outline of the face when viewed from one side:
How every part relates to the whole:
The area within or surrounding a hairdesign:
This face shape is considered the ideal face shape:
A profile where the nose appears sunken and the face seems to have an inward curvature:
The section of hair between the base and the first turn of the curl:
A non-mirror image with unequal length or weight distribution:
The relationship of facial features and shape to each other:
A mirror image from the center:
This type of base creates fullness, height, and/or lift in a design:
Created by individual bone structure and hairline: