Red Seal Cosmetology Practice Exam

Overdirection is a hair cutting technique used to create increasing lengths in the interior or perimeter of a haircut. This involves combing the hair towards the opposite direction of its natural fall before cutting, resulting in longer strands of hair. Option A, sharpening scissors, is not directly related to overdirection and can be achieved through other methods. Option B, creating equal lengths, does not involve the use of overdirection. Option D, drying hair faster, is not a desired outcome of overdirection in hair cutting.