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Hairdesign Vocab And Tools

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1. Designed for faster drying time when used on wet hair. These rollers require an end paper and a pick to maintain tension. Made with plastic or ceramic-coated metal frames or heat-resistant frames.






2. Used to wet set the hair. Because wet hair sticks to the roller easily - they are also called magnetic rollers. Variety of lengths - diameters and colors and are easy to maintain.






3. Used in roller placements. They slide inside the roller so the rollers can be set closer together - helping eliminate breaks in the hairdesign.






4. To draft or sketch a pattern of straight or curved lines into a two-dimensional design. The first step in the chronological order of the design.






5. These help secure a style by weaving them through and into the hair. Can also be used to help secure bobbie pins by interlocking them with one another. Come in various colors and sizes.






6. These force air through a rounded barrel to create soft curls or waves in slightly damp hair. Many have soft nylon bristles or stiff nylon pins - are tangle-free and have cool tips. Available in a variety of diameters and are used for quick - versa






7. These have nylon - boar or a combination of bristles in cushioned rubber-backed base. Allows the hairdesigner to cushion hair and smooth the finished design.






8. These can have boar - nylon or a combination of bristles with a base of plastic - wood or cushioned rubber. It is used for controlling large amounts of hair. By keeping the cuticle unruffled - it increases the shine of a finished hairdesign.






9. Two brushes joined together with a spring-loaded handle. These brushes can sometimes be used with chemical straightening agents to relax curl patterns in the hair. They help to relax and smooth the hair when used with an airformer.






10. These have nylon - boar or a combination of bristles in cushioned rubber-backed base. Allows the hairdesigner to cushion hair and smooth the finished design.






11. To change direction of a line or movement after it traveled too far in one direction.






12. Preferred for pin curl settings and small area sectioning. They are lightweight and come in short or medium lengths.






13. These have heat-resistant nylon bristles on a rubber backing which can be removed for cleaning. Pin brushes smooth hair while airforming - reduce friction and eliminate static.






14. Hold rollers in place and lift and separate perm rod bands to prevent creasing the hair. Made of plastic-coated steel or nylon.






15. These force air through a rounded barrel to create soft curls or waves in slightly damp hair. Many have soft nylon bristles or stiff nylon pins - are tangle-free and have cool tips. Available in a variety of diameters and are used for quick - versa






16. The raised section of a wave.






17. These divide large sections of hair - making it easier for stylist to maintain control. They are manufactured in plastic or metal.






18. Made of hard plastic - have metal inserts and are heated individually on metal spindles. The set usually comes with metal or plastic fasteners to secure rollers.






19. Used to create curvature shapes in hairdesigns. They are smaller at one end and fit into triangular-sections better than cylindrical rollers.






20. Made from many different materials - ranging from hard plastic to soft velcro and can be secured with various fasteners. They produce a stronger set than styles that are airformed or pin curled. The placement - base control and size all help to dec






21. The raised section of a wave.






22. The sketching of shapes - sizes - and proportions of a design. The second step in the chronological order of a design.






23. Made of hard plastic - have metal inserts and are heated individually on metal spindles. The set usually comes with metal or plastic fasteners to secure rollers.






24. Polishes the hair with each rotation - giving the hair a healthier shinier look. The bristle's are made from boar's hair - which can be light or dark in color. As with all round brushes - boar bristle brushes are available in a variety of diameter






25. These can be used for securing roller placements and for creating and supporting up-swept hairdesigns - known in competition as 'long hair up'. Come in various sizes and match common hair colors.






26. To change direction of a line or movement after it traveled too far in one direction.






27. The action of movement - direction or force.






28. Designed for faster drying time when used on wet hair. These rollers require an end paper and a pick to maintain tension. Made with plastic or ceramic-coated metal frames or heat-resistant frames.






29. These help remove water from hair prior to styling. Its bristles are farther apart with the openings in between allowing air circulation to dry hair faster while airforming. Some are double-sided and have shorter bristles on one side to help mold and






30. These have bristles (which can be made of boar - nylon or plastic) inside flexible outer rollers.






31. Can be made of paper - nylon or other materials. It is most commonly used on the outer perimeter of the hairline to hold hair in an immovable position.






32. Lightweight and color-coded for fast setting. They can be made of Velcro - ceramic coated aluminum or other material and are designed to create better airflow to let the hair dry faster.






33. These are used to create strong wave formations by supporting the wave ridge. Also called Marcel clips and usually made of lightweight aluminum.






34. Used on clean - dry hair by clients or professionals. Available in a variety of sizes and diameters to create soft-set hairdesigns.






35. These can be used for securing roller placements and for creating and supporting up-swept hairdesigns - known in competition as 'long hair up'. Come in various sizes and match common hair colors.






36. These have heat-resistant nylon bristles on a rubber backing which can be removed for cleaning. Pin brushes smooth hair while airforming - reduce friction and eliminate static.






37. Extra-long - lightweight hairpins that are about twice the size of a standard hairpin. They are typically used in competition work and long hairdesigns.






38. The action of movement - direction or force.






39. May be used in roller and pin curl settings.






40. Heated individually on a spindle with steam. Roller sets usually include plastic clamps with the system. Steam rollers and vapor shot irons are not recommended for very curly textured hair that has been straightened - since the use of steam on this






41. These can have boar - nylon or a combination of bristles with a base of plastic - wood or cushioned rubber. It is used for controlling large amounts of hair. By keeping the cuticle unruffled - it increases the shine of a finished hairdesign.






42. Often used to secure hot rollers - but they are also ideal for sectioning large amounts of wet or dry hair.






43. May be used in roller and pin curl settings.






44. Used in roller placements. They slide inside the roller so the rollers can be set closer together - helping eliminate breaks in the hairdesign.






45. These divide large sections of hair - making it easier for stylist to maintain control. They are manufactured in plastic or metal.






46. These have bristles (which can be made of boar - nylon or plastic) inside flexible outer rollers.






47. Used to wet set the hair. Because wet hair sticks to the roller easily - they are also called magnetic rollers. Variety of lengths - diameters and colors and are easy to maintain.






48. Come in a variety of shapes - sizes and materials. All fasteners hold hair in place whether on a roller - wave ridge or a section on the head.






49. These help remove water from hair prior to styling. Its bristles are farther apart with the openings in between allowing air circulation to dry hair faster while airforming. Some are double-sided and have shorter bristles on one side to help mold and






50. To draft or sketch a pattern of straight or curved lines into a two-dimensional design. The first step in the chronological order of the design.