Which of the following projection angles are used to sculpt solid form?

• A. 0° and 45°
• B. 45° and 90°
• C. Natural Fall and 0°
• D. Natural Fall and 45°

Answer: (C)

Solid form is created by keeping the hair close to the head with even weight, relying on gravity rather than elevation. Natural fall describes how the hair sits naturally on the scalp, so cutting with this direction preserves the scalp-weight where you want it. Pair that with a 0° projection, which keeps the hair flat against the head with no outward lift. This combination yields a compact, uniform silhouette characteristic of solid form. Using higher projection angles would push strands away from the head, adding volume or shape rather than a tight, solid appearance.