True or False
It is best to use metal combs while thermal styling.
False
Greasy, waxy, or oily styling aid that gives the hair a shiny and slick appearance, or a matte finish.
Pomade
Used in order to straighten or smooth the hair.
Flat iron
Yes
Removes about 50 to 60 percent of the curl.
Soft Press
The rod handle is held within the palm.
True
A lubricant that adds shine and gloss to the hair - derived from organic materials like coconut, avocado, and castor.
Natural Oil / Styling Oil
Create a zigzag or sawtooth pattern in the hair.
Yes or no? Direct the hot air towards the scalp.
No
Removes 100 percent of the curl
Hard Press
Move the blow-dryer in a constant back and forth motion.
True
Also known as mousse, is a light, airy whipped styling product that resembles shaving foam and builds moderate body and volume to the hair.
Foam
Also known as clip less or or wand irons.
Clamp-Free Irons
Yes or no? You should still move the blow-dryer in a constant back and forth motion even if you are using the cooling button.
No, you don't need to move the blow-dryer in a back and forth motion when using the cooling button.
Whats another name for a pressing comb?
Hot comb
False
Adds volume, especially at the base, when wet hair is blown dry.
Volumizer
Iron that allows the user to manually control the clamps pressure and is considered the most professional iron.
Marcel Iron
Yes or no? Direct the hot air from the scalp towards the ends of the hair in order to smooth the cuticle.
Yes
Removes about 60 to 75 percent of the curl
Medium Press
DC motors are quieter than AC or EC motors.
False
used to smooth or control the fine hair around the faces perimeter - similar to pomade.
Edge Control
Spring Iron
Yes or no? When working with damaged or chemically treated hair you should avoid tension by using your fingers in order to 'comb' the hair, rather than an actual comb.
Yes, using your fingers to comb through the hair will allow for less tension.
Yes or no? Should you press the hair in the direction it grows?
Yes