Hairstyling Fundamentals
Work with all types of hair and styles.
What should a professional cosmetologist be able to do?
brush to use for a beveled blowout look.
What is a styling brush?
conditioning new brass pressing combs so it will hold heat evenly.
What is temper?
a pomade that is easily shampooed out of the hair.
What is a water based pomade?
ratting or matting of the hair to create a cushion or base.
What it is Co-Style?
comb used to create finger waves.
What is a cutting comb?
removes about 60-77 percent of the curl from the hair
What is a medium press?
styling aid most used for wet sets.
What is styling foam?
this allows you to control long hair & easily keep track of the part of hair.
What is sectioning?
Example of a consultation question.
What is your weekly hair care maintenance routine?
a clip that secures long hair.
What is a duck bill clip?
natural texture set involving open braid to create texture on texture effect with added volume.
What is bantu knots?
the best choice in keeping the hair pliable during finger waves.
What is water?
Ponytails and French pleats are considered the basics of this.
What are foundational Updos?
cleansing conditioner that refreshes and adds moisture to the hair in between the weekly shampoo routine.
What is a co-wash?
thermal curls
phase of growing locs and a bulb can be felt at the end of each loc.
What is sprouting stage?
used on high textured hair to smooth the fine hair around the face's perimeter.
What is edge control?
created out of a ponytail and can be dressed up or kept simple.
What is a chignon?
identifies if the hair is coarse, medium, or fine.
What is diameter?
clamp pressure on an iron is controlled by this
What is a spring iron?
also known as teasing or ratting
What is backcombing?
a thick styling prep that comes in a tube or bottle to create strong hold
What is gel?
half of the hair is swept up while the rest remains down.
What is a half updo?