Hairstyling Part 3

The required temperature of heated thermal irons depends on:

• the texture of the hair

• the brand of the thermal irons
• the speed of the stylist

• the size of the heater

For white, lightened, or fragile hair, it is advisable to use thermal irons that are:

• on the highest setting

• cold

• on a medium setting

• on the lowest setting

Letting the ends of the hair protrude out from the curling iron may lead to:

• Smooth and healthy hair
• burns

• breakage

• fishhooks

One material that combs for thermal or marcel curling should be made of is:

• hard rubber

• metal

• Plastic
• Wood

The styling parts of the thermal iron are composed of the rod and the:

(a)  

Match the following styling products:

• pomade

• Removes excess sebum, perspiration, and coatings

• mousse

• A greasy, waxy, or oily styling aid used to add texture:

• dry shampoo

• Light airy product that adds moderate volume

• gel

• Thickened styling product good for a curly or wet look

Brushes with a large, flat base that are well suited for mid- length to longer hair are:

• paddle brushes
• grooming brushes

• vent brushes

• Round brushes

What kind of curling irons are used often on extremely curly hair because of their range of sizes and high heat capabilities?

• Conventional stove heated irons

• Crimping irons
• Wet-to-dry irons
• Electric marcel irons