188) One row of Pin-Curls going clockwise and an adjacent row of Pin-Curls going counter clockwise:

A) Ridge Curls

B) Cascade Curls

C) Double Curls

D) Skip Waves

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SKIP WAVES

  Skip waves are two rows of ridge curls, usually on the side of the head. Skip waves create a strong wave pattern with well-defined lines between the waves. This technique represents a combination of finger waving and pin curls 

189) A row of Pin-Curls going in one direction next to a row of Pin-Curls going opposite direction:

A) Ridge Curls

B) Cascade Curls

C) Double Curls

D) Skip Waves

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SKIP WAVES

Skip waves are two rows of ridge curls, usually on the side of the head. Skip waves create a strong wave pattern with well-defined lines between the waves. This technique represents a combination of finger waving and pin curls 

190) This tecnique represents a combination of finger-waves and Pin-curls:

A) Skip Waves

B) Ridge Curls

C) Cascade Waves

D) C-Shaping

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RIDGE CURL

Ridge curls are pin curls placed immediately behind or below a ridge to form a wave 

191) Two rows of Ridge curls on the side of the head: 

A) Ridge Curls

B) Cascade Curls

C) Doulble Curls

D) Skip Waves

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SKIP WAVES

 Skip waves are two rows of ridge curls, usually on the side of the head. Skip waves create a strong wave pattern with well-defined lines between the waves. This technique represents a combination of finger waving and pin curls 

192) Often referred to as the "foundation of hair styling"

A) Skip Waves

B) Ridge Curls

C) Wet Set

D) Finger Waves 

FINGER WAVES

193) Type if Pin-Curl base used to avoid splits, especially at the hairline: 

A) Triangle

B) Square

C) Rectangular

D) Cresent

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TRIANGLE BASE

Triangular base pin curls are recommended along the front or facial hairline to prevent breaks or splits in the finished hairstyle. The triangular base allows a portion of the hair from each curl to overlap the next, and this style can be combed into a wave without splits

194) Another name for the "Stem" of the Pin-Curl is the:

A) Indention

B) Arc

C) Circle

D) Both B and C

ARC 

The Arc / stem is the section of the pin curl between the base and first arc (turn) of the circle that gives the curl its direction and movement, the hair between the scalp and the first turn of the roller

195) Which part of the Pin-Curl is found between the base and the first turn:

A) indentation

B) Arc / Stem

C) Circle

D) Both B and C

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ARC / STEM

The stem is the section of the pin curl between the base and first arc (turn) of the circle that gives the curl its direction and movement, the hair between the scalp and the first turn of the roller.

196) Pin-Curls are not recomemended for this type of hair: 

A) Curly

B) Straight

C) Overly Curly

D) Wavy

OVERLY CURLY

197) Which of the following is NOT "part" of a Pin-Curl: 

A) Stem

B) Base

C) indentation

D) Circle

INDENTATION

198) Which of the following is NOT a "Type" of Pin-Curl: 

A) Crescent

B) Flat

C) Stand-up

D) Indentation

CRESENT

199) Which part of the Pin-Curl determines it's direction: 

A Indentation

B) Arc / Stem

C) Circle

D) Both B and C

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Arc and Stem 

Curls may be turned toward the face, away from the face, upward,downward, or diagonally. The finished result will be determined by the stem’s direction.The terms clockwise curls and counterclockwise curls are used todescribe the direction of pin curls. Curls formed in the same direction as the movement of the hands of a clock are known as clockwise curls. Curls formed in the opposite direction are known as counterclockwise curls

200) Portion of Pin-curl determining the degree of movement: 

A) Stem

B) Arc

C) Base

D) A and B

STEM / ARC

The no-stem curl is placed directly on the base of the curl. It produces a tight, firm, long-lasting curl and allows minimum mobility

The half-stem curl permits medium movement; the curl (circle)is placed half off the base. It gives good control to the hair

The full-stem curl allows for the greatest mobility. The curl is placedcompletely off the base. The base may be a square, triangular, half-moon, or rectangular section, depending on the area of the head in which the full-stem curls are used. It gives as much freedom as the length of the stem will permit. If it is exaggerated, the hair near the scalp will be flat and almost straight. It is used to give the hair a strong, definite direction 

201) To create maximum volume, use this type of Pin-Curl:

A) Full Stem

B) No Stem

C) Half Base Stem

D) Half Stem

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No Stem

The no-stem curl is placed directly on the base of the curl. Itproduces a tight, firm, long-lasting curl and allows minimum mobility

202) To create medium volume, use this type of Pin-Curl: 

A) Full Stem

B) No Stem

C) Half Base Stem

D) Half Stem

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HALF STEM

The half-stem curl permits medium movement; the curl (circle) is placed half off the base. It gives good control to the hair

203) To create least volume, use this type of Pin-Curl: 

A) Full Stem

B) No Stem

C) Half Base Stem

D) Half Stem

FULL STEM

The full-stem curl allows for the greatest mobility. The curl is placed completely off the base. The base may be a square, triangular, half-moon, or rectangular section, depending on the area of the head in which the full-stem curls are used. It gives as much freedom as the length of the stem will permit. If it is exaggerated, the hair near the scalp will be flat and almost straight. It is used to give the hair a strong, definite direction

207) Where is the clip placed in a Pin-Curl Set?

A) At the closed end 

B) At the open end

C) At the Arc

D) At the stem

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AT THE OPEN END

To anchor pin curls, start at the open end of the curl. This is the side opposite the stem. The clip should enter the circle parallel to the stem. Open the clip, and place one prong above and one prong below one side of the circle. The upper prong should enter the hair in the center of the circle. The curl should be in the gap between the prongs. To avoid an indentation (dent) in the curl, do not pin across the circle.

208) The wave pattern that combines Finger Waves and Pin-Curls: 

A) Ridge Curls

B) Skip Waves

C) C-Shaping

D) Cascade Waves

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Ridge curls

are pin curls placed immediately behind or below a ridge to form a wave

214) Always start a Pin-Curl at the:

A) Open end

B) Closed end

C) Base

D) Stem / Arc

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open end

A shaping is a section of hair that is molded in a circular movement in preparation for the formation of curls. Shapings are either open- or closed-end. Always begin a pin curl at the open end, or convex side, of a shaping

300) This pin-curl, placed correctly, allows the greatest movement / mobility:

A) Half off base

B) Full stem

C) Half stem

D) Off base

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FULL STEM

The full-stem curl allows for the greatest mobility. The curl is placed completely off the base. The base may be a square, triangular, half-moon, or rectangular section, depending on the area of the head in which the full-stem curls are used. It gives as much freedom as the length of the stem will permit. If it is exaggerated, the hair near the scalp will be flat and almost straight. It is used to give the hair a strong, definite direction 

382) Where do you start a Pin-Curl:

A) At the stem

B) At the end /base

C) At the open end

D) At the Arc

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AT THE OPEN END

A shaping is a section of hair that is molded in a circular movement in preparation for the formation of curls. Shaping are either open- or closed-end. Always begin a pin curl at the open end, or convex side, of a shaping 

383) Where do you end a Pin-Curl:

A) At the stem

B) At the closed end /base

C) At the open end

D) At the Arc

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At the closed end / Base