SHAPES FOR FACE SHAPES - COMPLEMENTARY COURSE

Because every great haircut begins with balance, proportion, and geometry. Professional haircutting isn’t about alphabets like “U” or “V” — it’s about geometry. Every haircut is built on three fundamental shapes: square, round, and triangular. These forms define structure, balance, and suitability, influencing how each design complements a client’s natural features. Led by Vipul Chudasama & Team, this complimentary course introduces a scientific and artistic approach to haircut design. Through geometric mapping, face analysis, and suitability evaluation, learners will understand how to use shape strategically to enhance balance, proportion, and style. By mastering the language of shapes, stylists move beyond cutting hair — they design with purpose, precision, and visual harmony. Learning Highlights: Understand square, round, and triangular shapes in haircutting. Learn how geometry defines balance, proportion, and movement. Plan haircut designs based on face shape and head structure. Discover what transforms a good haircut into a great one. Certification: Participants completing the course will receive a Certificate of Participation in “Shapes for Face Shapes” by VC Academy.

Course Instructor: VC Academy

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Course Overview

Every great haircut begins with shape — the invisible framework that dictates balance, proportion, and visual flow. In professional hair design, square, round, and triangular forms are the foundation of every haircut. These geometric structures determine how hair moves, how weight is distributed, and how the overall look complements the client’s natural features.

While many refer to haircuts as U-shape, V-shape, or straight cut, these are not professional design terms — they are alphabets, not shapes. Professional haircutting is defined by geometry, not letters. The ability to see, analyze, and create using geometric principles is what separates a stylist from a true hair designer.

In this complimentary course, learners will gain a deep understanding of shape psychology and technical geometry — learning how form, proportion, and suitability work together to create balance and beauty. Whether you’re refining classic techniques or exploring creative designs, mastering shape is the cornerstone of precision haircutting.

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Course Curriculum

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