Hair ServicesQuestion 158 of 484
Which landmark on the head separates the top (parietal area) from the sides?
a.Occipital bone
b.Nape line
c.Parietal ridge
d.Apex
Explanation
The parietal ridge is the widest area of the head, running roughly along where a hat band sits. It separates the top section from the sides and is a key reference for partings and elevation. The occipital is at the lower back. The nape is the lowest hairline. The apex is the highest point.
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