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Using the fingers, combs, and waving lotion to shape and direct the hair into S-shaped waves is called:
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finger waving
Finger waving is a way of styling hair that teaches the technique of moving and directing hair. |
During finger waving, waving lotion is applied to the hair to keep it;
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pliable
When the hair is pliable, it is easier to work with and to keep in place during the procedure. |
A good finger waving lotion:
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does not flake when dry
A good waving lotion is designed to keep the hair in place but should dry without flaking. |
You should apply finger waving lotion:
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to one side of the head at a time
This prevents it from drying and requiring additional applications. |
Using the fingers to pinch or push ridges in a finger wave creates:
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overdirection of the ridge
Attempting to increase the height or depth of a ridge by pinching or pushing will create overdirection. |
Pin curls are made up of three principal parts; base, stem, and:
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circle
The circle is the part of the pin curl that forms a complete circle. |
In a pin curl, the part between the base and first arc (turn) of the circle is the:
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stem
The stem gives the circle its direction and mobility. |
The nonmoving part of the pin curl, closest to the scalp, is the:
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base
The base is the stationary, or immovable, foundation of the curl, closest to the scalp. |
The pin curl stem position that produces a tight, firm, long-lasting curl is the:
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no-stem curl
The no-stem curl is placed directly on the base of the curl and produces a tight, firm curl. |
The pin curl stem position that gives the greatest curl mobility is the:
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full-stem curl
The curl is placed completely off the base and gives as much freedom as the length of the stem will permit. |
Before you form pin curls, you first mold a section of hair called the:
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shaping
Shapings are either forward end or closed end. |
Pin curls with open centers produce:
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uniform curls
Open center curls also produce even, smooth waves. |
If a fluffy curl is desired, use:
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closed center curls
Closed center curls are good for fine hair or fluffy curls. |
Of the four pin curl foundations or bases, the most commonly used base is the:
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arc base
Arc base pin curls, also known as half-moon or C-shape base curls, are carved out of a shaping. |
One factor in the formation of pin curls that does not affect the finished curl is the:
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shape of the base
Different bases are recommended for different parts of the head, but the finished curl is not affected by the shape of the base itself. |