Milady CIMA Ch.12 Hairstyling Part 3

Which Curl Base holds the hair at a 125-degree angle?

• Off-Base Curls

• Full-Base Curls

• Half-Base Curls

• Volume-Base Curls

Which Curl Base holds the hair at a 90-degree angle (straight up from the head)?

• Off-Base Curls

• Full-Base Curls

• Half-Base Curls

• Volume-Base Curls

Which Curl Base holds the hair at a 135-degree angle?

• Off-Base Curls

• Full-Base Curls

• Half-Base Curls

• Volume-Base Curls

Which Curl Base holds the hair at a 45-degree angle from the base?

• Off-Base Curls

• Full-Base Curls

• Half-Base Curls

• Volume-Base Curls

Brush Out

Step 1: Remove the rollers.

What is the SECOND step for performing a Brush Out?

• Move from the nape up, from the sides up and back, and so on.

• Ensure the hair is free of roller marks or separations and the curls are blended.

• Loosen the curls at the scalp by running your fingers through the base and gently shaking the hair to loosen the root area.

• Use a grooming brush with soft (preferably natural) bristles to brush the hair from scalp to end if the curl needs to be more relaxed.

• Run your fingers from the scalp to the ends, until all the curls are broken up.

What is the THIRD step for performing a Brush Out?

• Move from the nape up, from the sides up and back, and so on.

• Ensure the hair is free of roller marks or separations and the curls are blended.

• Loosen the curls at the scalp by running your fingers through the base and gently shaking the hair to loosen the root area.

• Use a grooming brush with soft (preferably natural) bristles to brush the hair from scalp to end if the curl needs to be more relaxed.

• Run your fingers from the scalp to the ends, until all the curls are broken up.

What is the FOURTH step for performing a Brush Out?

• Move from the nape up, from the sides up and back, and so on.

• Ensure the hair is free of roller marks or separations and the curls are blended.

• Loosen the curls at the scalp by running your fingers through the base and gently shaking the hair to loosen the root area.

• Use a grooming brush with soft (preferably natural) bristles to brush the hair from scalp to end if the curl needs to be more relaxed.

• Run your fingers from the scalp to the ends, until all the curls are broken up.

What is the FIFTH step for performing a Brush Out?

• Move from the nape up, from the sides up and back, and so on.

• Ensure the hair is free of roller marks or separations and the curls are blended.

• Loosen the curls at the scalp by running your fingers through the base and gently shaking the hair to loosen the root area.

• Use a grooming brush with soft (preferably natural) bristles to brush the hair from scalp to end if the curl needs to be more relaxed.

• Run your fingers from the scalp to the ends, until all the curls are broken up.

What is the SIXTH and FINAL step for performing a Brush Out?

• Move from the nape up, from the sides up and back, and so on.

• Ensure the hair is free of roller marks or separations and the curls are blended.

• Loosen the curls at the scalp by running your fingers through the base and gently shaking the hair to loosen the root area.

• Use a grooming brush with soft (preferably natural) bristles to brush the hair from scalp to end if the curl needs to be more relaxed.

• Run your fingers from the scalp to the ends, until all the curls are broken up.

Basic Flat Mold

Step 1: Create the side part, then begin in the nape area using setting foam.

Step 2: Lay each section flat, working your way from the nape to the top of the head while laying each section over the last section.

Step 3: Place hair strips (wrapping strips) around the circumference of the head.

Step 4: Secure hair strips by tying or twisting them together.

What is the FIFTH step for performing a Basic Flat Mold?

• Comb all hair to release the "mold."

• Proceed with a thermal service to style as desired.

• Place your client under a hooded dryer.

• Allow hair to dry completely.

• When hair is partially dry, remove the strips.