Cosmetology Chapter 10: Hairstyling

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The term texture character refers to the:

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Pattern of texture

Front 2

A long, slow wave would be an example of:

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a slow - speed texture pattern

Front 3

Which shape is generally recognized as the ideal face shape?

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Oval

Front 4

Center parts work generally well with what type of face shape?

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Oval

Front 5

The process of combing wet hair into the desired position is referred to as molding or:

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shaping

Front 6

Lines that subdivide shapes or sections to help distribute and control the hair are called:

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partings

Front 7

What is the area between partings within a shape called?

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curl base

Front 8

When working with rollers or thermal iron, partings will generally be:

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straight

Front 9

The section of curl between the scalp and the first turn of the roller is called:

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stem

Front 10

what determines the size of the circle of the curl?

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diameter of the tool

Front 11

The combination of size and the position of the curl in relation to the base is called:

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Base control

Front 12

the length of a section to be placed on a roller should be:

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the same as the diameter of the roller

Front 13

Which tool placement will result in the strongest base strength and the most volume?

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On-Base

Front 14

Before brushing or combing the hair after thermal styling procedure, make sure the hair is:

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Completely cool

Front 15

Air forming is another term for:

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Blow drying

Front 16

Why does hair that is too wet not effectively transfer heat?

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Water keeps hydrogen bonds in a softened state

Front 17

Another name for silking is?

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hair pressing

Front 18

Who was the first person to introduce thermal irons?

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Marcel Gratean

Front 19

Which technique creates volume and support at the base and a consistent curl pattern throughout the strand?

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Base to Ends

Front 20

What type of thermal iron will produce an "S" pattern?

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Undulating

Front 21

What is created by two complete oblong shaping that are joined and connected by a ridge?

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A Fingerwave

Front 22

Another name for a pincurl is:

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sculpture curl

Front 23

Which type of pincurls are used for closeness?

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Flat pincurls

Front 24

What section determines the amount of movement a pincurl will have?

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Stem

Front 25

What determines the width and strength of a wave?

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Size of base

Front 26

What curls are large stand up pincurls that achieve a similar effect to hair wound are around a roller but result in less volume?

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barrel

Front 27

What type of curl is used to create hollow space and flair?

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Indentation pincurls

Front 28

A curl that is not quite a flat curl and not quite a stand up curl and is used to create a blend from areas of volume to areas of closeness is called a:

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Transitional pincurl

Front 29

Alternation triangle base shapes help avoid:

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splits

Front 30

What is used to keep the base flat while curing the stem with a comb when forming a pincurl?

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index finger

Front 31

A wave pattern that combines fingerwaves and pinculrs:

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