Question

ch 12 pin curls fill in the blank quiz

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the blank curl is placed directly on the base of the curl. it produces a tight, firm, long-lasting curl and allows minimum mobility, while the blank curl permits medium movement. the blank curl allows for the greatest mobility. a(n) blank is a hair section that is molded in a circular movement in preparation for curl formation. blank curls produce even, smooth waves and uniform curls, while blank curls produce waves that get smaller toward the ends.

word bank: closed-center, shaping, half-stem, no-stem, full-stem, open-center

Explanation:

Identify pin curl mobility types

Using the Wet Hairstyling knowledge point, we analyze the first three blanks. A pin curl placed directly on its base is a no-stem curl, which produces a tight, long-lasting curl with minimum mobility. A half-stem curl permits medium movement, while a full-stem curl allows the greatest mobility.

Define the preparation section

Using the Wet Hairstyling knowledge point, we identify the fourth blank. A shaping is a section of hair that is molded in a circular movement in preparation for the formation of curls.

Distinguish pin curl center types

Using the Curl Patterns knowledge point, we analyze the final two blanks. Open-center curls produce even, smooth waves and uniform curls. Closed-center curls produce waves that get smaller toward the ends.

Answer:

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The <blank>no-stem</blank> curl is placed directly on the base of the curl. It produces a tight, firm, long-lasting curl and allows minimum mobility, while the <blank>half-stem</blank> curl permits medium movement. The <blank>full-stem</blank> curl allows for the greatest mobility. A(n) <blank>shaping</blank> is a hair section that is molded in a circular movement in preparation for curl formation. <blank>open-center</blank> curls produce even, smooth waves and uniform curls, while <blank>closed-center</blank> curls produce waves that get smaller toward the ends.

Word bank: closed-center, shaping, half-stem, no-stem, full-stem, open-center