The proportional relationship of each form within a combination produces the shape, texture and position of:

• A. Color
• B. Weight
• C. The interior
• D. The exterior

Answer: (B)

Weight is the visual heaviness of a hairstyle created by how much bulk each form contributes. When the forms inside a design relate proportionally, that distribution of bulk determines the overall silhouette (shape), how the surface feels and reflects light (texture), and where the bulk sits on the head (position). By adjusting how much weight each section carries—through length, density, and cutting technique—you shape the curve of the form, the way the hair falls, and where the line sits in relation to the face and neckline. Color can alter perceived weight, but the actual shape, texture, and position come from how the weight is distributed.