It's Natural
When you don't use chemicals or alter the textured hair's natural curl or coil pattern it is known as this.
Natural hairstyling
This slender brush has a tail for sectioning and a narrow row of bristles, pins or both.
Teasing brush
This technique involves combing small sections of hair from the shaft to the scalp, creating a cushion or base.
Backcombing or teasing
To achieve the amount of hold needed for a roller set, you need to do this step.
Apply gels or setting lotions before rolling the hair
Temporarily straightening your client's hair with an extremely hot comb is a process also known as this.
Thermal pressing
During the consultation, when you determine whether the hair is straight, wavy, curly or coily, you are determining this.
Hair pattern
When using this heat tool, it is imperative that you wear a heat-resistant glove to avoid burning your skin.
Clamp free iron
This truly classic style uses a ponytail as a base and can easily be dressed up with flowers or kept simple.
Chignon
In order to keep your fingerwaves pliable, you need to do this.
Spray with water
In order to achieve a silkier smoother result when flat ironing yor client's hair, you should do this.
Place a heat resistant comb in front of the iron and move the two in unison down the hair shaft.
When your client performs techniques on their hair at home to preserve a long-lasting textured style, it is referred to as this.
Co-styling
This hair product is an oil that gives the hair a luminous appearance during and after styling.
Sheen
Prior to creating your updo, it is important for you to consider this in order to properly build the shape, execute the look and design the style.
Sectioning
In this service, you tightly place cling wrap around your client's head. This cling wrap acts as a sealant with the heat, causing the hair to relax and smooth.
Roller wrap
In order to achieve a well-defined zigzag pattern in the hair, you should first apply a styling spray and let it dry before doing this.
Using a crimping iron
In order to help you determine which looks are best suited for your client with a natural hairstyle, and which styles will be easiest for them to maintain, it is important for you to find out this information.
Their daily/ weekly hair care maintenance routine
This tool is considered the most professional due to it's versatility. This versatility comes from the stylist's ability to manually control it's clamp's pressure.
Marcel iron
To create a sleek, shiny hair surface while blow drying, you will need to do this.
Direct the hot air from the scalp towards the ends of the hair
Stand up curls that create height in a hairstlye are also known as this.
Cascade curls
When working with fragile, damaged hair, this is the maximum temperature that your thermal implements should be set to.
250 degrees Fahrenheit
The stage of locs in which a bulb can be felt at the end of each loc is also known as this (I want the number and the name) .
For an extra 100 points: coily textures benefit from the L.O.C. method. This is what L.O.C. stands
#3 Sprouting Stage
Leave in conditioner
Oils
Curl cream
This is what you would use in order to provide your client with a beveled blow-out look. It adds smoothness with a bend on the ends of the hair.
For an extra 100 points: Damaged bristles in your brushes, can cause this reaction.
Styling brush
Split ends
A blow dryer with this type of motor is more quiet and less likely to cause hearing damage to the stylist.
For an extra 100 points: This attachment disrupts the airflow and causes it to flow more softly.
AC motor
Diffuser
This determines the amount of mobility or movement in a pin curl.
For an extra 100 points- This is the type of base recommended at the side, front hairline for a smooth, upswept effect.
Curl stem
Rectangle base
It is necessary for you to vary the size of the hair's subsections to ensure complete heat penetration, and the most effective good results when doing this type of temporary straightening textured hair.
For an extra 100 points- This is the amount of curl removed during this particular process.
Soft press
50-60%