Question

match each area of the head with its description.
a. top c. front e. nape
b. side d. crown f. back
area of the head how to locate the area/type of hair in the area
includes all hair from the back of the ear forward, below the pa
triangular section that begins at the apex and ends at the front
combed into a natural falling position, this area falls no farther
outer corners
make a parting from the apex to the back of the ear and let ha
this hair is everything that falls in front of the ear
this hair lies on the head shape
located by making a parting or drawing a line from the apex t
ear; consists of all the hair that falls naturally behind the ear
identify the front, you also identify this area.)
the area between the apex and the back of the parietal ridg
cowlicks or whorls, making it extremely important to pay sp
this area in styling and cutting
back part of the neck, consisting of the hair below the occip
diagram of the bang area as viewed from the top of the head, and labe
sides.

Explanation:

Match each description to the appropriate head - area term based on common hair - styling and anatomy knowledge.

Answer:

1. Side: Includes all hair from the back of the ear forward, below the parietal ridge.
2. Front: Triangular section that begins at the apex and ends at the front hairline when combed into a natural falling position, this area falls no farther than the outer corners.
3. Side: Make a parting from the apex to the back of the ear and let hair fall; this hair is everything that falls in front of the ear.
4. Top: This hair lies on the head shape.
5. Side: Located by making a parting or drawing a line from the apex to the back of the ear; consists of all the hair that falls naturally behind the ear (when you identify the front, you also identify this area).
6. Crown: The area between the apex and the back of the parietal ridge; often has cowlicks or whorls, making it extremely important to pay special attention to this area in styling and cutting.
7. Nape: Back part of the neck, consisting of the hair below the occipital bone.