To create medium graduation, which projection angle range is used?

To create medium graduation, which projection angle range is used?

• A. 0°-30°
• B. 30°-60°
• C. 60°-90°
• D. 90°-120°

Answer: (B)

Medium graduation is built by a balance between weight and length progression, achieved by a mid-range projection angle. Lifting the hair about 30 to 60 degrees from the head allows enough elevation to create a gradual weight line without removing too much weight or producing a totally layered look. This angle gives a smooth, controlled buildup of length as you move from the crown toward the ends. If the angle is too low, the cut will feel heavy and solid with little visible graduation; if it’s too high, you’ll remove more weight and get more texture and layering, not the gentle transition of medium graduation.

Medium graduation is built by a balance between weight and length progression, achieved by a mid-range projection angle. Lifting the hair about 30 to 60 degrees from the head allows enough elevation to create a gradual weight line without removing too much weight or producing a totally layered look. This angle gives a smooth, controlled buildup of length as you move from the crown toward the ends. If the angle is too low, the cut will feel heavy and solid with little visible graduation; if it’s too high, you’ll remove more weight and get more texture and layering, not the gentle transition of medium graduation.