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Purpose: To provide basic data about haircut variations that demonstrate the shape and length of the haircut transformations after a combination haircut of a onelength cut and a medium-graduation cut depending on head region segmentation and slice lines. Method: Head regions were segmented into F-G (front-side point ~ golden point), S-GBMP (side point ~ golden-back medium point), and E-B (ear point ~ back point) with the slice line being A-line, parallel, and V-line. A mediumgraduation cut from the head angles for the upper part and a one-length cut from the celestial axis for the lower part was applied for the haircut. Result: As a result of applying the aforementioned methods, a new style of haircut was developed with changes in shape and length of haircuts according to the height of the segmented positions. Conclusion: It is found that haircut designs change in accordance with the positions of head region segmentation and a novel hairstyle can be achieved with combinations of basic cutting styles. Additionally, it has been verified that the same type of a haircutting style can bring about different haircut designs by employing slice lines.

Changes in Shape of the Combination of a One-Length Cut and a Medium-Graduation Cut according to Segmentation of Head Regions and Slice Lines