Massachusetts Barber Practice Exam

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What does the term "fringe" refer to in hairstyling?

  1. The hair that falls over the forehead

  2. The hair at the nape of the neck

  3. The section of hair above the ears

  4. The length of hair on the sides

The correct answer is: The hair that falls over the forehead

The term "fringe" in hairstyling specifically refers to the portion of hair that falls over the forehead. This style element can vary in length and thickness and is a popular choice for adding dimension and framing the face. The fringe is often cut in a straight line or can be styled with layers for a softer look, contributing to various hairstyles and personal aesthetics. In contrast, the other options pertain to different sections of hair: the hair at the nape of the neck is not labeled as fringe, nor are the sections above the ears or the lengths on the sides. These portions of hair have their own specific terminology and styles and do not encompass the concept of fringe as it relates to hair that hangs down over the forehead.

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