Natural hairstyling is styling without dyes or chemicals and without modifying what?
What is the natural coil or curl pattern?
A feather comb is used for what?
What is finishing a style?
This styling product adds gloss, sheen, and textural definition.
What is serum?
Hot air should be directed where to protect the client?
What is away from the client's scalp?
Professional flat iron plates may be coated with titanium, tourmaline, or what?
What is ceramic?
The pressing comb temperature should be adjusted to the hair's texture and what?
What is condition?
Which set gives the strongest curl and hold?
What is a wet roller set with tension?
A section of hair molded in a circular movement in preparation for curls is called what?
What is shaping?
Hairstyling is a foundational skill that supports what two things?
What are creativity and desired client outcomes?
Clips and clamps are sometimes grouped as what?
What are sundries?
This oily, greasy, or waxy styling aid can create a shiny, slick, or matte finish.
What is pomade?
An implement used to curl, wave, smooth, or straighten dry hair is a what?
What is a thermal iron?
A thermal iron should be tested on a white cotton towel or tissue for how long?
What is five seconds?
The coily method uses palm rolling and finger coils; the curly method uses what?
What are raking and scrunching?
Shaping hair into an S pattern using fingers, combs, and waving lotion is what?
What is finger waving?
Forcing hair between the thumb and back of the comb to create tension is called what?
What is ribboning?
During a natural hairstyling consultation, what should a cosmetologist perform?
What is a hair and scalp analysis?
Which implement is used to secure long hair?
What are duckbill clips?
Drying and styling damp hair in one operation is called what?
What is blowdry styling?
The clasp that presses hair against the rod of a thermal iron is called what?
What is the shell?
This tool temporarily smooths or straightens hair.
What is a pressing comb?
Double-strand or coil-twisted hair wrapped around itself creates what?
What are Bantu knots?
This setting technique prepares short to mid-length chemically relaxed hair for a thermal service.
What is hair molding?
Pin curls with large center openings on a rectangular base are called what?
What are barrel curls?
Preserving a natural style at night with textured styling techniques and a satin or silk bonnet/scarf is called what?
What is co-styling?
A quick-drying liquid mist used to hold a style is what?
What is hair spray?
This blowdryer attachment directs the air stream more intensely to a section.
What is a concentrator nozzle?
The most common type of iron used by consumers is what?
What is a spring iron?
This type of press removes about 50–60% of the curl.
What is a soft press?
Separate networks of coily textured hair that are intertwined and meshed together are what?
What are locs?
This wet-set technique makes chemically relaxed hair smooth and straight while retaining shape.
What is hair wrapping?
For an updo, what can make the difference between a flattering style and one that isn't?
What is balance?
Vent brushes create more natural styles because they don't force hair into what?
What is a particular shape?
This light, airy whipped product adds body and volume.
What is foam?
AC-motor blowdryers have multiple what?
What are air velocity and heat settings?
Marcel irons allow manual control of what?
What is clamp pressure?
Pressing oil or cream helps protect hair from what?
What is burning or scorching?
This teasing technique builds a soft cushion or mesh curl pattern.
What is backbrushing?
Which curl is completely off the base and allows the greatest mobility?
What is a full-stem curl?
This tool dries hair without disturbing an enhanced curl pattern.
What is a diffuser?