헤어크리에이티브 디자인 선의 흐름영역 및 컬의 형태에 관한 연구 - 디자인 영역별 포인트를 기준으로 -

This study is to use a questionnaire made up with the extracts from books published from 2003 to 2013. The copies of it were distributed to 105 hair experts and finally 87 out of them were collected. As for the contents of the analysis flow of curls at the start point, middle point, and the end point of S, C, & J curl the were researched and analyzed. The analysis of frequency was performed on the collected data by means of SPSS windows 20.0. As a result, it showed that in the analysis of the results suggest: From the analysis of the 11 years of hair creative style work from 2003 to 2013, the following results were obtained. First, the starting point of the curl was the ㉓front center medium 1128(31.6%), the midpoint flow was the ㉔left side part 657(18.4%), and the end point flow was the ㉖right crown side 413 (11.6%). The C-curved flow region is an area suitable for emphasizing the volume of bangs in horizontal or slightly oblique flow with respect to the eyelashes inside the face region. In the second S-Curl, the flow of the starting point of the ㉒right side was 752(21.1%), the ㉓midpoint flow was 1033(28.9%) and the flow of the ㉘end point was 446(12.5%). The flow of S curl is expressed by the characteristic of the S line which is balanced with the flow of curves according to the ratio of up, down, left and right based on the center inside the face area. Third, the flow of the starting point of the ㉓J curl was 1036(29.0%) in the ⑰front center medium, 19 (900) (25.2%) on the right eyebrow in the middle point flow, and 12.8% in ⑫the right cheek bone 564(15.8%). The flow area of the jerk indicates the asymmetry of the left and right sides with respect to the center of the face and the interval between the starting point and the ending point connecting the outer side and the inner side of the face is expressed in a lengthwise direction. Respectively. Thus, the trend of the design line has been expressed that the C, S, and J curls have been removed from the existing stereotypes and become more creative and diverse. The C, S, and J curl styling methods used in hair dry techniques can be seen to be practically used in the beauty industry scene in the contemporary women's outer style. It can be seen that the flow of lines, which emphasize the volume and the indentation, is represented by the asymmetrical harmony of C, C, S curl & J curl, which is a design component influencing the change of the size of the work.