Hairstyling

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Hair pressing (similar to flat ironing)

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Is temporarily straightening curly hair with the use of heat

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Soft press

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Removes 50-60% of the curl

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Wiry/curly hair

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Is very resistant and needs more heat and pressure

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Flexible scalp

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Needs more tension in pressing

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good pressing combs

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are made of brass or iron

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pressing combs with less space between the teeth

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produce a smooth press

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after heating a pressing comb

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you should test it on light paper

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to remove build up on a pressing comb

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use a solution containing baking soda

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if hair becomes curly again due to dampness

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you perform a touch up

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all updos

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should be proportional and well balanced

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cascade curls

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are secured to the head in a standing position

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a pleat is another name

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for a french twist

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No-stem curl

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sits on its base providing a tight curl

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volume-based curls

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provide maximum lift and volume

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Texturizers are thinner gels

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make the hair easy to style

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Concentrator

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forces the air in one direction more intensely

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marcel waving

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also thermal waving/ curling

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silicone products

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adds shine and definition to the hair

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a diffuser

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helps keeps the texture while drying the hair

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classic styling brushes

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are used when little or no volume is wanted

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grooming brushes

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are a combo of boar and nylon bristles

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straight edges on flat irons

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create very straight styles on curly hair

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the inner edge of the flat iron

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is the one closest to you

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the correct temperature of an iron

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is determined by the texture of the hair

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coarse and gray hair

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can handle more heat than fine hair

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use 125 degrees

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when creating full-base curls

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off-base curls

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only offer slight volume

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the foundation of pin curl

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is the base

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the movement of a pin curls

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is determined by the stem

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full-stem pin curls

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have the greatest mobility

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a section of hair molded into a circular movement

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is called a shaping

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open-center curls

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produce smooth uniform waves

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closed-center curls

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produce curls that get smaller towards the ends

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arc base (half moon or s-shape)

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is the most common pin curl shaping

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triangular base pin curls

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prevent splits around the hairline

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ribboning forces the hair

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to the back of the comb to create tension and snoothness

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hair wrapping

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helps keep the hair smooth and straight while drying

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teasing small sections

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of hair creates a cushion at the base

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ruffing

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is also called back brushing

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an indentation

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is where two curls from opposite directions meet

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2 1/2 turn

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creates a curl

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barrel curls

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are large pin curls without the same tension

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skip waves

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are two rows of ridge curls

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ridge curls

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are a row of pin curls behind a wave

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carved curls

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are formed without lifting the hair