Designing wet hair into a specific shape

Also known as molding is combining a section of the hair in a circular movement over the surface of the head for the formation of waves or curls

The section of the hair that is attached to the scalp

The section of hair between the base and the first turn of the roller or curl

The curl is secured directly on its base provides the least amount of movement but the greatest amount of curl

The curl is secured half inch off its base provides a medium amount of movement and curl

Also known as Circle the end of the hair strand that forms a complete circle for pin curls roller setting and Thermal setting

The curl sits completely on it base

The curl roller sits half inch off or half inch on its base

The curl sits totally off its base

Creates lift fullness or height in a design

Creates emptiness or flat areas in a design

C shapes placed into the hair in alternating directions using the fingers and a comb

Also known as scrunch waves are a form of finger waves using to combs instead of the fingers to lift the wave up from the head and create a three-dimensional form

Wave pattern that combines finger waves and flat pin curls

Involves forcing the hair between the thumb and back of the comb to create tension

Also known as stand up pin curl are small sections of hair where the stem and base are raised from the scalp with the ends turning under creating mass or fullness known as volume

Normally consists of a rectangular shaped base used in place of a wet roller application or to support a dry design prior to finishing the style achieved the same result as a cascade curl but in a larger movement

Also known as carved curls are sculpted by hand iron or roller to create texture and movement for style

Flat pin curls following the finger waves Ridge producing a strong wave pattern in a finished design alternating rows of ridge curls create what is known as a skip wave

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Styling techniques

Question	Answer
Wet styling	Designing wet hair into a specific shape
Shaping	Also known as molding is combining a section of the hair in a circular movement over the surface of the head for the formation of waves or curls
Base	The section of the hair that is attached to the scalp
Stem	The section of hair between the base and the first turn of the roller or curl
No stem curl	The curl is secured directly on its base provides the least amount of movement but the greatest amount of curl
Half stem curl	The curl is secured half inch off its base provides a medium amount of movement and curl
Curl	Also known as Circle the end of the hair strand that forms a complete circle for pin curls roller setting and Thermal setting
On base	The curl sits completely on it base
Half off base	The curl roller sits half inch off or half inch on its base
Off base	The curl sits totally off its base
Volume base	Creates lift fullness or height in a design
Indentation base	Creates emptiness or flat areas in a design
Finger waves	C shapes placed into the hair in alternating directions using the fingers and a comb
Push waves	Also known as scrunch waves are a form of finger waves using to combs instead of the fingers to lift the wave up from the head and create a three-dimensional form
Skip wave	Wave pattern that combines finger waves and flat pin curls
Ribboning	Involves forcing the hair between the thumb and back of the comb to create tension
Cascade curl	Also known as stand up pin curl are small sections of hair where the stem and base are raised from the scalp with the ends turning under creating mass or fullness known as volume
Barrel curls	Normally consists of a rectangular shaped base used in place of a wet roller application or to support a dry design prior to finishing the style achieved the same result as a cascade curl but in a larger movement
Sculpture curls	Also known as carved curls are sculpted by hand iron or roller to create texture and movement for style
Ridge curls	Flat pin curls following the finger waves Ridge producing a strong wave pattern in a finished design alternating rows of ridge curls create what is known as a skip wave

Created by: Tonyasee

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