레저와 테이퍼가위에 의한 헤어커트 디자인의 조형성 연구

A Study on the Formativeness of Cut Design by the Razor and the Taper Shear

Research on the Hairstyles Created by Razors and Taper Shears The purpose of this research is to analyze formative changes razors and taper shears make on hairstyles. A total of 28 examples were created by utilizing wigs, models, razor and tapers. They include 12 graduation examples (6 wigs and 6 models), 12 layered styles (6 by razor and 6 by taper shears) and 4 combinations (graduation +layer + razor + taper shear). Formative changes in the production process were analyzed. The conclusions drawn from the research are as follows. First, razors give the hair ends a soft and natural texture. Taper shears are able to control the amount and texture of hair at the same time and, therefore, able to reduce the volume of hair by giving it a variety of textures. Second, the analysis of hair cutting techniques according to section, angle, direction, weight and texture found that razors and taper shears produce different cutting techniques and design factors. Third, hair length, line, base and angle are the factors which cause a formative change in hair cut design. When styling a wig versus a real customer, differences in design technique and design were made at the front and side nape. At the same time, differences in hair type and image caused by different face types caused differences in techniques. The research analyzed cut techniques razor and taper shears can make and their differences through examples. This study should contribute basic data to haircut design research.