Group 1 Factors by RobertFG https://padlet.com/r_fletchergrasby/zufj1xlgsvxn State why the following should be considered before carrying out a cutting service: hair texture and density hair type elasticity head and face shape hair growth patterns contra-indications. en-us 2018-05-19 13:14:47 UTC 2026-01-21 18:30:55 UTC hello@padlet.com hair texture and density megan_hyland https://padlet.com/r_fletchergrasby/zufj1xlgsvxn/wish/262332960 o   It can affect the choice of style and technique used.
o   Hair with a course texture runs the risk of not suiting the style. Recommending hair smoothing products that will help achieve the result.
o   Fine hair may not suit certain style, and this will also need supporting hair products to enhance the finish.

]]> 2018-05-21 12:27:29 UTC https://padlet.com/r_fletchergrasby/zufj1xlgsvxn/wish/262332960 Elasticity megan_hyland https://padlet.com/r_fletchergrasby/zufj1xlgsvxn/wish/262333296 o   This can affect the cutting technique used.
o   Hair with poor elasticity should not be pulled with too much tension when cutting.

]]> 2018-05-21 12:28:39 UTC https://padlet.com/r_fletchergrasby/zufj1xlgsvxn/wish/262333296 Hair growth patterns megan_hyland https://padlet.com/r_fletchergrasby/zufj1xlgsvxn/wish/262333401 o   This can affect style choice and cutting technique.
o   Cowslick – Avoid – Full Fringes. Suggest – Side fringes that would work with cowslicks.
o   Widows Peak - Avoid – all styles of fringes. Suggest – styles where the top area goes over to one side or straight back.
o   Double Crown -  suggest keeping length around the crown area and always try work the natural fall into the style.
o   Nape Whorl – Avoid – Cutting into hairline. Suggest – length at the nape area and if not length at least weight.

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