All of the following descriptions are true about the uniformly layered form EXCEPT:

• A. Oval shape
• B. Rounded shape
• C. Activated texture
• D. Same length throughout

Answer: (A)

Uniformly layered form is built by distributing layers evenly around the head to remove bulk while keeping a soft, rounded silhouette and lively movement in the ends. This approach creates a rounded shape rather than an elongated or squared look, and the shorter layers throughout contribute to activated texture with noticeable movement. Because the layers are applied in a uniform way around the head, the overall length across sections stays consistent, giving a sense of sameness in length around the head rather than abrupt changes. The descriptor that doesn’t fit is oval shape, since this form tends to be rounded and balanced around the crown rather than elongated in an oval fashion.