What is hairstyling used to create for clients?
Satisfaction and confidence
What tool directs airflow to shape hair?
Blow dryer
What are the three parts of a pin curl?
Base, stem, and curl
What technique creates S-shaped waves?
Finger waving
What type of hair may need volume-boosting techniques?
Fine hair
What type of hairstyling is performed while hair is damp or wet?
Wet hairstyling
What product adds volume to hair?
Mouse
What is the foundation of a curl or roller called?
Base
What technique adds volume and height by working hair backward?
Backcombing or teasing
What should you always test before using a thermal iron?
Temperature
What type of styling uses heated tools?
Thermal or dry styling
What product defines texture and shape?
Gel
What determines the movement of hair in a pin curl?
Stem
What tools are commonly used for finger waving?
Comb and fingers, with gel or mousse
What type of hair may require softening or smoothing techniques?
Coarse hair
What type of hairstyle is designed for special events?
Updos or formal styling
What product helps prevent heat damage?
Thermal protectant
What roller placement creates maximum volume?
On-base
What are three techniques used for formal updos?
Pinning, braiding, and twists
What are three important hairstyling safety practices?
Sanitize tools, avoid scalp irritation or burns, and consider client comfort and hair health
What are the three main types of hairstyling?
Wet hairstyling, thermal/dry styling, and updos/formal styling
What product smooths and shapes hair, while another holds the finished style?
Pomade or wax; hairspray
What movement do no-stem, half-stem, and full-stem pin curls create?
No stem: minimal movement; half stem: medium movement; full stem: maximum movement
What are the three roller placements and their effects on volume?
On-base: maximum volume; half-base: medium volume; off-base: no volume
What factors should a stylist analyze before choosing styling tools and products?
Hair texture, hair type, hair condition, and the client's styling needs