Design Form by Right Diagonal Line Asymmetrical Cut according to Head Region Division, Angle and Slice Line

Abstract

Purpose: This research focuses on a creative design cut with right diagonal line asymmetrical haircuts according to head region division, angle, and slice line. Of late, managing customers in the hair beauty industry has been difficult because customers are always looking for new things; therefore, a haircut with a new and creative design is required. This study provides basic data on haircuts.Methods: Hair on the top of the head was divided into three sections: golden-back medium point, back-point, and back-nape medium point. Hair on the upper part of the head was cut at 0°, 30°, and 60°, and the lower part of the head was cut at 45°; however, only the hair on the upper part of the head was used for length measurement.Results: The natural procedure angle of 0° represents smooth and straight textures. In addition, the volume, weight, and expansion increase with the area. Smooth and coarse textures exhibited fine layers at 30° and natural layers at 60° simultaneously. The parallel line becomes straight; further, the A (diagonal) and the V (diagonal) lines elongate and shrink toward the face line, respectively.Conclusion: The right angle line asymmetry cut can provide freshness, liveliness, and rhythm feeling through unbalance. In addition, the length of the right side increases, resulting in a heterogeneous effect. In the future, the volume cut and length changes will be studied based on the jawline, neckline, and clavicle.