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Imagine that you are cutting a client's hair today who has extremely naturally curly hair. In order to ensure that you get the gradation right with this haircut, you need to account for the difference in length of hair between when it is wet and when it is dry. What is this factor that you must consider called?

A. beveling
B. shrinkage
C. elevation
D. texturizing



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Final answer:

To ensure correct gradation when cutting extremely curly hair, consider the factor of shrinkage.


Explanation:

Shrinkage is the factor that must be considered when cutting extremely naturally curly hair to ensure proper gradation. Curly hair has a different biological structure that leads to significant shrinkage in length when it dries, making it crucial to factor this in during the haircut.


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