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Wet hairstyling

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FingerwavingShaping hair in to "S" shaped waves. (vertical or horizontal)
Consultationmagazines, portfolio, styling books
Tools usedclips, combs, rollers, brushes
Waving lotionkeeps hair pliable enough to mold in to "S" shaped patterns.
Finger wavesThe basics for all hairstyling.
Basestationary, non-moving part of a pincurl.
StemGives the curl movement & direction.
StemPart of between base & 1st turn of the circle.
BasePart of the pin curl closest to the scalp.
CirclePart of a pincurl that forms a complete circle.
CirclePart of the pincurl that determines width & strength of wave.
No-stemmost curl/least mobility
1/2 stemmedium curl/medium mobility
Full stemleast curl/most mobility
Open center curlsproduce smooth waves w/ even curls.
Closed center curlsproduce curls that get smaller towards the ends.
2 rows of pin curls (alternating)Creates a wave design
A row of pincurls placed directly behind/below a ridgeCreates a ridge curl design
2 ridge curls back to backCreates a skip wave design
Cascade curlsstand up curls w/ a triangular base
Barrel curlshave a rectangular shaped base
1 turn of the roller.Produces "C" shaping.
1 1/2 turns of the roller.Produces waves.
2 1/2 turns of the roller.Produces curls.
Back-combingRatting
Back-combingMatting
Back-combingTeasing
Back-combingFrench lacing
Back-brushingRuffing
BackcombingCreates volume, removes splits from set.
Back-brushingBuilds soft cushion, combines 2 or more curl patterns for a smooth comb-out.


Assistant Professor of Cosmetology
Kaskaskia College
Centralia, IL

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