Below are some hairstyling questions perfectly designed to test your understanding. If you have a desire to become a hair stylist and have an exam to pass so as to show off your skills, the quiz below might be exactly what you need to refresh your memory. Do you know the right temperature for different types of hair and how to leave a client feeling fulfilled by how their hair looks? This quiz will refresh your understanding. .
Thermal curling
Thermal waving
Wet setting
Finger waving
Setting lotion
Hair spray
Foam or mousse
Waving lotion
Leaves a mild residue
Does not flake when dry
Should be used liberally
Dries on contact
Dries out hair
Is not necessary
Prevents it from drying
Is inefficient
Inconsistent waves
Overdirection of the ridge
Underdirection of the ridge
Splits
Base
Curl
Cuticle
Wave
Curl
Stem
Wave
Circle
Gives the curl direction and movement
Determines the width of the wave
Is the foundation of the curl
Determines the strength of the wave
No-stem curl
Half-stem curl
Full-stem curl
Mobile stem curl
Medium movement
Minimum mobility
The greatest mobility
A tight, firm curl
Shaping
Base
Section
Parting
Open center pin curls
Closed center pin curls
Counterclockwise pin curls
Clockwise pin curls
Open center curls
Counterclockwise pin curls
Closed center curls
Clockwise pin curls
Is the most commonly used
Is good for the side front hairling
Can be combed into a wave without splits
Is suitable for curly styles
Ammount of hair used
Size of the curl
Shape of the base
Direction of the curl
Arc base pin curls
Triangular base pin curls
Rectangular base pin curls
Square base pin curls
Arc bases
Rectangular bases
Square bases
Circular bases
Add length
Straighten the hair
Relax the hair strand
Create tension
Carved curls
Barrel curls
Flat curls
Cascade or stand-up curls
Parallel to the stem
Across the stem
Prependicular to the stem
Across the circle
Finger waves
Clockwise waves
Ridge curls
Skip waves
Braiding
Roller setting
Thermal waving
Finger waving
Ridge curls
Carved curls
Skip waves
Cascade curls
Carved curl
Roller
Ridge curl
Finger wave
One stand-up curl
Five stand-up curls
Two to four stand-up curls
1/2 of a stand-up curl
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