Which projection angle is used to sculpt the uniformly layered form?

Which projection angle is used to sculpt the uniformly layered form?

• A. Natural fall
• B. 0°
• C. 45°
• D. 90°

Answer: (D)

Projecting the hair at 90 degrees from the scalp places each strand perpendicular to the head, so the same amount of length is removed from every section. That uniform elevation creates layers that are the same length around the head, producing a uniformly layered form. Holding hair at natural fall or at smaller angles like 0° or 45° changes how weight sits and tends to create blunt or graduated shapes rather than equal layers. So the 90-degree projection is the method that yields the evenly layered result.

Projecting the hair at 90 degrees from the scalp places each strand perpendicular to the head, so the same amount of length is removed from every section. That uniform elevation creates layers that are the same length around the head, producing a uniformly layered form. Holding hair at natural fall or at smaller angles like 0° or 45° changes how weight sits and tends to create blunt or graduated shapes rather than equal layers. So the 90-degree projection is the method that yields the evenly layered result.