Question

section 2 — fill in the blank

1. curly and extremely curly hair create a ______ form because they reflect less light.
2. wavy hair can be combed into ______ lines.
3. crimping irons create ______ patterns.
4. chemical relaxers ______ the hair’s texture.
5. permanent waves ______ curl to the hair.
6. smooth wave patterns help narrow a ______ face shape.
7. curly wave patterns are helpful for softening ______ features.
8. light and warm haircolors appear to move ______.
9. dark and cool colors tend to ______ in a design.
10. the eye is drawn toward the ______ color in a design.

section 3 — short answer

1. what is the relationship between form and space in a hairstyle?

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Explanation:

These questions relate to hairstyling, hair texture, and design principles, which fall under cosmetology (a subfield, but since it's not listed, we can consider it under a relevant area; however, the closest in the given disciplines might be Arts or a related field, but the questions are about hairstyling knowledge. For each fill - in - the - blank:

1. Curly and extremely curly hair create a "solid" form as they reflect less light (so the form appears more compact).
2. Wavy hair can be combed into "straight" lines (when styled, wavy hair can be arranged into straight - looking lines).
3. Crimping irons create "zig - zag" (or "crimped") patterns (the nature of crimping is to create a zig - zag like pattern).
4. Chemical relaxers "alter" (or "change") the hair’s texture (they modify the natural texture of the hair).
5. Permanent waves "add" curl to the hair (their function is to introduce curl).
6. Smooth wave patterns help narrow a "wide" face shape (smooth waves can give an illusion of a narrower face).
7. Curly wave patterns are helpful for softening "sharp" features (curly waves can make sharp facial features look softer).
8. Light and warm haircolors appear to move "forward" (they have a visual effect of coming towards the viewer).
9. Dark and cool colors tend to "recede" in a design (they give a visual effect of going back).
10. The eye is drawn toward the "lightest" (or "brightest") color in a design (light colors attract attention).

For the short - answer question (21): The relationship between form and space in a hairstyle is that form (the shape of the hairstyle) and space (the area around and within the hairstyle) interact to create the overall design. Form defines the outer shape, and space is the negative area that complements the form. For example, a voluminous (form) hairstyle will have different space around it compared to a sleek (form) hairstyle, and the space can enhance or contrast with the form to create balance and visual interest.

Answer:

1. solid
2. straight
3. zig - zag (or crimped)
4. alter (or change)
5. add
6. wide
7. sharp
8. forward
9. recede
10. lightest (or brightest)
11. Form (the shape of the hairstyle) and space (the area around and within the hairstyle) interact to create the overall design. Form defines the outer shape, and space is the negative area that complements the form. For example, a voluminous hairstyle will have different space around it compared to a sleek hairstyle, and the space can enhance or contrast with the form to create balance and visual interest.