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What is the term for a section of hair molded in a circular movement in preparation for pin curls?
What is the term for a section of hair molded in a circular movement in preparation for pin curls?
Which type of pin curl results in even, smooth waves?
Which type of pin curl results in even, smooth waves?
What is the most commonly used base for shaping pin curls?
What is the most commonly used base for shaping pin curls?
What is the recommended base for preventing splits along the front hairline?
What is the recommended base for preventing splits along the front hairline?
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Which type of curls are formed without lifting the hair from the scalp?
Which type of curls are formed without lifting the hair from the scalp?
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Ridge curls are placed to form which of the following?
Ridge curls are placed to form which of the following?
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What is the method of using tension by forcing hair between the thumb and comb called?
What is the method of using tension by forcing hair between the thumb and comb called?
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How many complete turns should hair be wrapped around a roller to create curls?
How many complete turns should hair be wrapped around a roller to create curls?
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Study Notes
Hair Styling and Pin Curl Techniques
- A section of hair molded in a circular movement is called a ribbon or a stem.
- Pin curls that produce uniform, smooth waves are open-center curls.
- Pin curls that get smaller in size toward the end are called ridge curls.
- The most common pin curl base shape is the square base.
- The recommended base near the hairline to prevent breaks is the triangular base.
- Arc pin curls are also known as half-moon or no-stem base curls.
- Forcing hair between the comb and thumb to create tension is called bricklaying or ribboning.
- Pin curls sliced from a shaping, without lifting hair, are called ridge curls.
- Ridge curls placed immediately behind or below a ridge create a space or wave effect.
- Two rows of ridge curls are called dual waves.
- Large diameter pin curls similar to rollers, but with less tension, are barrel curls.
- The panel of hair on which a roller is placed is called the base.
- To create curls with rollers, the hair should wrap around one complete turn.
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Test your knowledge on hair styling and pin curl techniques. This quiz covers different types of pin curls, their bases, and the methods used to create them. Perfect for aspiring hairstylists looking to master their skills.
