Finger Waving Test

What process shapes and directs the hair into an S pattern through the use of the fingers, combs, and finger-waving lotion, and was the rage in the 1920s and 1930s?

• Permanent waves

• Haircutting

• Pin curls

• Finger waving

What substance, also known as liquid gel, makes the hair pliable enough to keep it in place during the finger-waving procedure?

• Finger-waving lotion

• Conditioning lotion

• Elastic lotion

• Firming lotion

In creating horizontal finger waves, the waves are placed:

• Sideways and parallel around the head

• Up and down the head

• Down and parallel

When starting a horizontal finger wave, the first ridge is started:

• behind the part

• in the back

• on the light side of the head

• On the heavy side of the head

Which type of finger wave has ridges that run up and down the head?

• Horseshoe

• Shadow

• Vertical

• Horizontal

This type of wave has shallow waves with low ridges that are not very sharp.

• Follow the

• Shadow wave

• Vertical finger wave

• Skip wave

Follow the _______________ when combing and parting the hair for a finger wave.

• right side of the head

• natural growth pattern

• thin side of the head

• left parting

The best results in finger waving are obtained when the hair is:

• Straight

• Coarse

• Naturally wavy

• Overly curly

Finger waving teaches the technique of:

• Curling the hair

• Straightening the hair

• Moving and directing the hair

• Taming the hair

Finger waving lotion makes the hair:

• Soft

• Thicker

• More textured

• pliable and holds the hair in place