liquid and oils / styling aids
the process of retaining oils and moisture
humectants
spring irons and marcel irons are examples of
clamps
finger waves came to be and were most popular in which decade
20's and 30's
curls that start from the root
root curls
the process of having nothing wrong with your scalp and it being perfectly healthy
normal
the process of rejecting moistures and oils
rejects
grey hair is caused by
moderate heat/ too much pressure
the process of making waving lotion is using
karaya gum
curls that are very curly and start in a spirial direction
spirial curls
the kind of scalp that leads to the definition of having course hair
tight scalp
the process of oil used to make hair shine softly
sheen
two ways to prepare your irons for usage are
tempering, seasoning
used in place of waving lotion
edging gel
curls that are very diluted and arent very curly but instead very wavy and close to the head
waves
having one of these scalps can mean your scalp can stretch well
flexible scalp
the process of something to help style and shape your hair
styling cream
irons that typically need to be tested on paper before use
flat irons, marcel irons, curling irons
this process works best when on wet & wavy hair
pin curls
curls that are closer to the ends of the hair
end curls
having this scalp condition can cause your hair to feel moisture less
dry
a thick, clear, slightly sticky substance, especially one used in cosmetic or medicinal products.
gel
irons that are known as clamp free
wands
the process of using the closed center in a pin curl is for
curlier ends
the process of smoothing hair down into circle
hair wraping
having this kind of scalp can cause your hair to feel very greasy
oily