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Kim, Bok-Suk, A Study on the Impression Effect of Women's Hairstyle, master's thesis, Graduate School of Education, Inha University, 1999. p. 15
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Kim, Myeong-Ju, A Study on the Formative Characteristics of Korean Women's Hairstyle, Graduate School, Chosun University, 1998. p. 1.
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Jeon, Wan-Gil et al. 100 Years of Korean Living Culture, Seoul: Jangwon, 1995. 1995. p. 100
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Jeon, Seon-Jeong et al., Hairdressing Esthetics and History of Hairdressing Culture, Seoul: Cheonggu Munwhasa, 2001. p. 350
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Jeon, Wan-Gil et al., 100 Years of Korean Living Culture, Seoul: Jangwon, 1995. 1995. p. 112
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Jeon, Seon-Jeong et al., Hairdressing Esthetics and History of Hairdressing Culture, Seoul: Cheonggu Munwhasa, 2001. 365
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Sweeping and splitting the hair in the front, and thereafter placing it thick and up at the back
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Kim, Hi-Suk, A Comparative Study on Korean and Western Women's Make-up of the 20th Century, doctoral thesis, Graduate School, SungKyunKwan University, 1999. p. 93
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Kim, Hi-Suk, A Comparative Study on Korean and Western Women's Make-up of the 20th Century, doctoral thesis, Graduate School, SungKyunKwan University, 1999. p. 100
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Ji, Mi-Jeong, 2000 Years of Korean Clothes, Seoul: Misul Munwha, 2001
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www.beauty-oz.co.kr
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www.hankooki.com
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Jeon, Wan-Gil et al., 100 Years of Korean Living Culture, Seoul: Jangwon, 1995. 1995. p. 115
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Jeon, Wan-Gil et al. 100 Years of Korean Living Culture, Seoul: Jangwon, 1995. p. 98
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Jeon, Seon-Jeong et al., Hairdressing Esthetics and History of Hairdressing Culture, Seoul: Cheonggu Munwhasa, 2001. p. 328
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Organization Artistique International de la Coiffure : Jeon, Seon-Jeong et al., op. cit., 2001. p. 358
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Instrument used for cutting the hair manually and electrically.: Kim, Hyeon, op. cit., 1999. p. 87
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Jeon, Wan-Gil et al., 100 Years of Korean Living Culture, Seoul: Jangwon, 1995. p. 92
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Jeon, Wan-Gil et al., 100 Years of Korean Living Culture, Seoul: Jangwon, 1995. pp. 103-104
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Jeon, Seon-Jeong et al., Hairdressing Esthetics and History of Hairdressing Culture, Seoul: Cheonggu Munwhasa, 2001. 2001. pp. 333-334
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Yun, Ji-Seong, A Study on the Image Changes by the Hair Color, master's thesis, Graduate School, Ewha Woman's University, 2001. pp. 8-9.
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Confederation Internationale de la Coiffure
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Kim, Seon-Ok et al., Hairdressing Management in the Digital Management Era, Seoul: Sumunsa, 2001. p. 12
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Jeon, Seon-Jeong et al., Hairdressing Esthetics and History of Hairdressing Culture, Seoul: Cheonggu Munwhasa, 2001. p. 327
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Disorderly and unbalanced silhouette, cut style emphasizing the hair flow and feelings
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Inserting and rolling up the padding around the hair, and splitting the front hair flat
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Sometimes called 'highlighting.' Decolorization skill for the hair by means of chemical treatment, used to remove the color of the hair.: Kim, Hyeon, Modern Hairdressing Terminology Dictionary, Seoul: Darim, 1999. p. 55
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Braiding the hair thick in one strip at the back, and encircling and placing it around the head like a turban with hairpins stuck in it
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Jeon, Wan-Gil et al., 100 Years of Korean Living Culture, Seoul: Jangwon, 1995. p. 90
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Sometimes called 'chaeng hair,' as the hair is swept up and settled at vertex with the ribbon tied to it; or the hair is swept up high from to the forehead as the cap visor
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An, Myeong-Suk et al., History of Korean Clothes, Seoul: Gyomunsa, 1996
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Yu, Su-Gyeong, the History of Changes in Korean Women's Western-style Clothes, Seoul: Iljisa, 1990. p. 1
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'To set' means 'to place in a certain place or state, to fix.' As a hairdressing term, it means 'to arrange hair in the desired style and let it dry.'
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Yu, Su-Gyeong, the History of Changes in Korean Women's Western-style Clothes, Seoul: Iljisa, 1990. p. 188
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International Beauty Show: Jeon, Seon-Jeong et al., 2001. p. 350
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Methods of reducing the number of hair as a whole without shortening its length.: Hairdressing Instructional Materials Research Society, General Hairdressing Theory, Seoul: Yusin Munwhasa, 1998. p. 48
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An iron is heating device designed to dry hair and produce wave
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Jeon, Seon-Jeong et al., Hairdressing Esthetics and History of Hairdressing Culture, Seoul: Cheonggu Munwhasa, 2001. p. 357
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Lee, Ho-Jeong, Analysis of Fashion Marketing & Fashion Trend, Seoul: Gyohak Yeongusa, 1996
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Jeon, Wan-Gil et al., 100 Years of Korean Living Culture, Seoul: Jangwon, 1995. p. 110
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Sometimes called 'perma' or 'perm.' It means a hair wave or curl that remains by the time the hair is cut
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Yu, Su-Gyeong, the History of Changes in Korean Women's Western-style Clothes, Seoul: Iljisa, 1990. p. 234
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Yun, Ji-Seong, A Study on the Image Changes by the Hair Color, master's thesis, Graduate School, Ewha Woman's University, 2001. pp. 9-10
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