Cosmo Chp 12 Hairstyling

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Master the Art of Finger Waving

Test your knowledge on the essential techniques of hairstyling with our Cosmo Chapter 12 quiz! This quiz covers various methods, products, and principles of finger waving, ensuring you understand everything from the basics to advanced techniques.

Explore important concepts about waving lotions and pin curls.
Enhance your hairstyling knowledge.
Challenge yourself and see how well you know the art of finger waving!

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by CreativeWave789

The process of shaping and directing the hair into a pattern of S-shaped waves with the fingers, combs, and waving lotion is called:

Finger waving

Wet setting

Thermal curling

Thermal waving

Waving lotion is a type of hair gel used during finger waving to keep the hair:

Wet

Dry

Pliable

Stiff

A good waving lotion for finger waving is harmless to the hair and:

Should be used liberally

Dries on contact

Leaves a mild residue

Does not flake when dry

Finger wave lotion should be applied:

While wearing gloves

To one side of the head at a time

To the entire head after shampooing

With a brush

When finger waving, pinching or pushing ridges with the fingers will create:

Overdirection of the ridge

Inconsistent waves

Splits

Underdirection of the ridge

The three main parts of a pin curl are the base, stem, and:

Curl

Medulla

Wave

Circle

The section of the pin curl between the base and the first arc is the:

Stem

Curl

Circle

Wave

The stationary part of the pin is the:

Circle

Curl

Base

Stem

A tight, firm, long-lasting curl is produced by the:

Full-stem curl

Mobile stem curl

Half-stem curl

No-stem curl

Open center curls produce:

Waves that decrease in size

Uniform curls

Volume

Curls that decrease in size

Cosmo Chp 12 Hairstyling

Master the Art of Finger Waving

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