Texas Barber License Practice Examination

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What does lifting a hair section about zero degrees, or natural fall, result in?

Elevation
Tension
Layering
Texturizing

The correct answer is: Elevation

Lifting a hair section above zero degrees, also known as natural fall, will result in elevation. Option B is incorrect because tension is the amount of pull or stretch on the hair, not the angle at which it is lifted. Option C is incorrect because layering refers to cutting hair at different lengths to create layers, not the angle at which it is lifted. Option D is incorrect because texturizing involves creating texture or volume in the hair, not the angle at which it is lifted.