Hairdresser Styling a Mannequin’s Hair
A woman with very long, straight hair is shown as a hairdresser’s hand brushes it from above.
A4 format (portrait), black outlines on a white background · for home and classroom use
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What the hairdresser styling scene shows
The woman appears from the waist up, with her face, neck, and long hair visible. Her hair falls from the top of her head past her shoulders and continues to the bottom of the page on both sides of her face. A hand enters from the upper right and guides a brush through her hair. The woman has visible eyes, eyelashes, eyebrows, a nose, and a closed mouth. This is a living model rather than a hairstyling mannequin.
Hair care and brushing facts
Hairdressers brush or comb hair to remove tangles and arrange the strands before creating a style. They often begin near the ends of long hair and work upward carefully, which can reduce pulling and make stubborn knots easier to loosen. Different brushes are suited to tasks such as smoothing, detangling, or shaping hair during drying.
Natural colors for the woman and her hair
- Hair: black, brown, blond, red, gray, or naturally mixed shades
- Eyes: brown, blue, green, gray, hazel, or amber
- Eyebrows and eyelashes: commonly close to the natural hair color, though often slightly darker
- Lips: soft pink, rose, reddish brown, or another natural skin-related shade
- Skin: a wide range of warm, cool, light, medium, and deep tones