Which cut produces a one-length, straight, weighted perimeter where all hairs meet the same horizontal or curved line?
a.Blunt cut
b.Razor cut
c.Layered cut
d.Point cut
Explanation
A blunt cut, also called a one-length or zero-elevation cut, holds all the hair to a single line so the perimeter is heavy and clean. Layering removes weight at varied lengths. Point cutting softens ends. Razor cutting creates a tapered, textured edge.
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