111.02 Perm Design

As added texture expands the form:

• the form is no longer apparent

• the illusion of shorter length is created

• the illusion of longer length is created

• form line and weight area shift downward

During a perm service, added texture expands the form causing the:

• form to be more apparent

• illusion of shorter length

• illusion of longer length

• form line and weight area shift downward

Partial perms are designed to:

• curl only the ends

• produce only weak ends

• avoid splits in the final design

• position added texture within specific areas

Perm patterns:

• also known as wrapping patterns

• affect the final look of the new curl pattern

• help you organize and control how your perm service is performed

• all of the above

Positioning texture in one or more specific areas or zones of the head, or along only a certain portion of the hairstrand is called:

• zoning

• texture placement

• strand placement

• none of the above

The overlap (croquignole) technique produces which result?

• undulating waves and curls

• elongated texture pattern

• longer lengths in the crown

• revolutions of hair next to one another

The perm pattern that includes a central rectangle and two sections at each side is the:

• rectangle pattern

• contour pattern

• spiral bricklay pattern

• alternating oblong pattern

The rectangle wrap is also called the:

• spiral pattern

• 9-block pattern

• bricklay pattern

• contour pattern

The wrapping technique that positions revolutions of hair next to one another to create an elongated texture pattern is called the:

• spiral technique

• overlap technique

• twisted technique

• conventional technique

What are the two basic wrapping techniques for rotating strands around a perm tool?

• twist and overlap

• wave and overlap

• spiral and overlap

• croquignole and overlap