Roller Placement Techniques Quiz

Which of the following roller placements is used to create volume at the root area?

• Overdirected placement

• On-base placement

• Off-base placement

• Half-base placement

What is the primary result of using an off-base roller placement?

• Maximum volume

• Soft, loose waves

• Minimal volume and relaxed curl

• Tight, bouncy curls

When performing a roller set, what is the recommended direction for placing rollers to achieve the most natural-looking curl?

• Rollers should always be placed horizontally

• Rollers should be placed vertically for more volume

• Rollers should be placed diagonally to create volume at the roots

• Rollers should follow the natural fall of the hair

What is the effect of using an under-directed roller placement technique?

• It creates a soft curl with no volume

• It provides maximum volume and lift at the roots

• It results in tight curls with maximum control

• It creates a bouncy curl with medium volume

Which roller placement is most commonly used to achieve smoothness and reduce frizz when setting the hair?

• On-base placement

• Off-base placement

• Half-base placement

• Under-directed placement

What is the primary difference between on-base and off-base roller placement?

• On-base placement provides tighter curls, while off-base provides looser curls.

• On-base placement is used for volume, while off-base is used for lengthening the hair.

• On-base placement lifts the roots, while off-base placements smooth the hair.

• On-base placement results in a flatter style, while off-base provides more volume.

Which roller placement technique is best for creating volume with a soft wave at the crown?

• Off-base placement

• On-base placement

• Half-base placement

• Under-directed placement

When should you use the under-directed roller placement technique?

• To create smooth, frizz-free curls

• To add maximum lift and volume at the root

• To achieve a natural wave with minimal volume

• To create tight curls with little volume

How does the tension in roller placement affect the final curl pattern?

• Greater tension results in looser curls.

• Less tension results in tighter, more defined curls.

• Greater tension creates a more defined and bouncy curl.

• Tension does not affect the curl pattern at all.

What is the best roller placement technique to create a more natural, voluminous look with minimal effort?

• Overdirected placement

• On-base placement

• Off-base placement

• Under-directed placement