Styling of hair is nothing new, and a person’s look can be a mess, but a good hairstyle can get turned around to look spectacular. This quiz is the Hairstyling chapter in Milady's Standard Cosmetology Exam Review book. Give it a shot and see if you have what it takes to be a good hairstylist. Good luck!
Finger waving
Wet setting
Thermal curling
Thermal waving
Wet
Dry
Pliable
Stiff
Shold be used liberally
Dries on contact
Leaves a mild residue
Does not flake when dry
While wearing gloves
To one side of the head at a time
To the entire head after shampooing
With a brush
Overdirection of the ridge
Inconsistent waves
Splits
Undirection of the ridge
Curl
Medulla
Wave
Circle
Stem
Curl
Circle
Wave
Circle
Curl
Base
Stem
Full stem curl
Mobile stem curl
Half-stem curl
No-stem curl
No-stem curl
Quarter-turn curl
Full-stem curl
Half-stem curl
Shaping
Parting
Base
Section
Waves that decrease in size
Uniform curls
Volume
Curls that decrease in size
Clockwise pine curls
Counterclockwise pin curls
Closed center curls
Open center curls
Rectangular base
Square base
Triangular base
Arc base
Size of the curl
Direction of the curl
Shape of the base
Amount of hair used
Add height
Avoid tangling
Maintain a smooth upsweep look
Prevent splits in the finished style
Arc bases
Square bases
Rectangular bases
Circular bases
Ribboning
Pulling
Shaping
Squeezing
Barrel curls
Flat curls
Cascade of stand-up curls
Carved curls
They have closed centers
The clip coveres the circle
The clip enters at the open end
Two clips are used
Skip waves
Ridge curls
Finger waves
Clockwise waves
Soft curls
Maximum height
A strong wave pattern
Soft lines between waves
Cascade curls
Skip waves
Ridge curls
Carved curls