What does a 0-degree haircut create?

What does a 0-degree haircut create?

• A. A layered cut
• B. A blunt, one-length cut
• C. A textured cut
• D. An asymmetrical cut

Answer: (B)

Zero-degree elevation means cutting the hair with no lift from the head, so all sections are kept at the same length. Because nothing is lifted to create shorter layers, the ends fall in a single plane, producing a blunt, one-length cut with a clean, solid weight line all around. This is distinct from layered cuts, which require lifting hair to different angles to remove weight and create varying lengths; textured cuts, which use special techniques to break up the ends for movement; and asymmetrical cuts, which intentionally vary lengths on different sections. So a zero-degree haircut creates a blunt, uniform perimeter.

Zero-degree elevation means cutting the hair with no lift from the head, so all sections are kept at the same length. Because nothing is lifted to create shorter layers, the ends fall in a single plane, producing a blunt, one-length cut with a clean, solid weight line all around. This is distinct from layered cuts, which require lifting hair to different angles to remove weight and create varying lengths; textured cuts, which use special techniques to break up the ends for movement; and asymmetrical cuts, which intentionally vary lengths on different sections. So a zero-degree haircut creates a blunt, uniform perimeter.