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FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT CF CH 10.2 EXAM
QUESTIONS
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Question 1: Cone shaped rollers
Answer:
Used within curvature shapes to create a more stronger curvature movement that would not be achieved with out this roller
Question 2: Expanded circle
Answer:
Currvature shape in fringe and side areas, extends from the inner circle, rollers are positioned within their base
Question 3: On base pincurl
Answer:
Produce lift or strong curl effect
Question 4: Skip wave
Answer:
composed of two alternating oblongs connected by a ridge. One oblong is molded and one is set
Question 5: Volume pincurls
Answer:
Base and stem are lifted, circle turns under, creates fullness and height
Question 6: Straight volume pincurls
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Referred to as stand up, cascade and barrell pincurls
Question 7: Flat pincurls
Answer:
Base, stem and circle are flat, used for closeness and also known as carved or sculpture curls
Question 8: The 3 parts of a curl
Answer:
Base, stem (arc) and circle
Question 9: Ridge
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The part of the fingerwave that joins 2 oblongs together
Question 10: Pincurl base
Answer:
Area of strand at the scalp between partings within a shape
Question 11: Base shapes of pincurls
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Triangle, rectangle, square and crescent
Question 12: Half off base pin curl
Answer:
Equal direction and volume is required
Question 13: Triangle shape
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Used within straight shapes and along the hairline, also helps to avoid splits
Question 14: Ridge curl
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One oblong with a row of pincurls
Question 15: Hollow
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The recess area of a fingerwave
Question 16: Fingerwaving
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Created by molding two oblongs, using your fingers and combs, and is joined and connected by a ridge
Question 17: Half-circle
Answer:
Curvature shape Mostly used in the fringe and side area, curvature volume that directs equal amounts of hair off the face and on the face, with equal radial lines. Use one diameter and one length back away from the point of origin
Question 18: Closed circle
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Produces a much smaller and stronger wave for a fluffy effect
Question 19: The size of the circle
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Determines the width and strength of a wave
Question 20: Open circle
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Produces a wider wave pattern with uniform circles
Question 21: Overdirection
Answer:
Pinching or pushing the ridge will create______ of the wave and is not recommended
Question 22: Rectangle
Answer:
Use rollers of same length
Question 23: Indentation pincurls
Answer:
Base is flat, Stem or arc and circle are lifted, create hollow space and flare
Question 24: Half Oval
Answer:
Curvature shape usually in the fringe or sides. Unequal length rollers positioned from a single point of origin, set with one diameter and one length of the roller away
Question 25: *Expanded oval
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Top, front and sides of head curvature movement that travels toward the back
Question 26: Flat pincurls
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Pincurls used for closeness
Question 27: Skipwaves
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- alternating oblongs in which the second oblong is set with pincurls
Question 28: Pincurls
Answer:
Primarily to create temporary effects or specialized closeness and allow a wide range of movement, not recommended for tightly curled hair
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