107.12 Fingerwaving and Molding

The art of shaping and defining the hair in graceful waves is known as:

• fingerwaving

• wet setting

• pincurl sets

• shadow waving

What is created by molding two complete alternating oblongs (shapings) that are joined and connected by a ridge?

• pincurl

• skip wave

• flat pincurl

• fingerwave

The first step in designing fingerwaves is to:

• mold an oblong

• establish the ridge

• apply setting lotion

• plan direction of wave pattern

The open end of an oblong is referred to as:

• convex

• concave

• 1st direction

• 2nd direction

The upper half of an oblong shape is the:

• convex end

• concave end

• 1st direction

• 2nd direction

At which area of the oblong does molding begin?

• bottom of the shape

• open end of the shape

• convex end of the shape

• concave end of the shape

The hollow of the fingerwave may be described by which of the following terms?

• ridge

• ledge

• recess

• overdirection

Overdirection of the wave in fingerwaving may be caused by:

• pinching or pushing the ridge

• use of styling lotion

• rolling your fingers off the ridge

• forming the ridge at the concave end

Fingerwaves with low ridges are known as:

• oblongs

• skip waves

• soft waves

• shadow waves

Two alternating oblongs connected by a ridge where one oblong is molded and one oblong is set is called a(n):

• skip wave

• fingerwave

• shadow wave

• alternating oblong