Which wrapping method is described as being done by wrapping hair from the ends toward the scalp?

Which wrapping method is described as being done by wrapping hair from the ends toward the scalp?

• A. Overlap
• B. Spiral
• C. Croquignogle
• D. Brick

Answer: (C)

Wrapping from the ends toward the scalp is the croquignole wrap. In this method you take a small strand, place the end against the rod, and wrap toward the scalp with each subsequent turn overlapping the previous one. This end-to-root progression makes sure the entire strand sits in contact with the rod and solution, producing a curl that forms along the length of the hair from the scalp outward. The spiral wrap, by contrast, winds the hair around the rod in a spiral along its length to create longer, more elongated waves. The other terms describe how the sections lie on the rod (overlap or brick lay) rather than the direction of wrapping, so they don’t describe wrapping from ends toward the scalp.

Wrapping from the ends toward the scalp is the croquignole wrap. In this method you take a small strand, place the end against the rod, and wrap toward the scalp with each subsequent turn overlapping the previous one. This end-to-root progression makes sure the entire strand sits in contact with the rod and solution, producing a curl that forms along the length of the hair from the scalp outward. The spiral wrap, by contrast, winds the hair around the rod in a spiral along its length to create longer, more elongated waves. The other terms describe how the sections lie on the rod (overlap or brick lay) rather than the direction of wrapping, so they don’t describe wrapping from ends toward the scalp.